In the Telegraph, James Warrington provides an in-depth analysis of how Left-leaning media organisations have covered the Israel-Hamas conflict, highlighting concerns about bias and antisemitism.
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'Eco-anxiety' about the doomed state of humanity in the face of catastrophic global warming is leading climate researchers to quit and decide not to have children. So it's not all bad.
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While the BBC still maintains a good reputation in the United Kingdom and abroad, it is all too close to key centers of British state power, including the military, government, and the Conservative Party.
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There are certain rules you need to follow as a journalist if you are going to demonstrate to your editors, and the media owners who employ you, that you can be trusted.
By Danielle Ryan | RT | April 24, 2018 On Sunday night, the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen hit a wedding party in Hajja province, killing up to 50 people. Strangely, no one in the Western media is calling for sanctions or regime change in Riyadh. In fact, it seems they’re not that concerned at all. […]
Britain’s Admiral Lord West. © Neil Hall / Reuters RT | April 18, 2018 During a live interview, a BBC news presenter declared “we’re in an information war with Russia” after a former Royal Navy chief questioned the “extraordinary” claims surrounding an alleged chemical attack in Syria. Former Navy Admiral Lord West’s questioning of the […]
Anyone paying attention to popular culture trends in the West often disregard the messages that aim to shape political opinions of young people, whether it’s through Hollywood or the gaming industry, TV shows or music. If the young people that we know personally tend to have good mental health and carry a sufficient sense of self-awareness and emotional intelligence, then we’ll generally regard this messaging as innocuous. We would reserve more careful judgement for when these messages might influence vulnerable young people.
On January 22, BBC News at Ten carried a piece by ‘defence’ correspondent Jonathan Beale reporting a speech by General Sir Nick Carter, the British Army’s Chief of General Staff.
A key function of BBC propaganda is to present the perspective of ‘the West’ on the wars and conflicts of the world. Thus, in a recent online report, BBC News once again gave prominence to the Pentagon propaganda version of yet more US killings in Yemen. The headline stated:
US forces kill seven al-Qaeda militants in Yemen, says Pentagon
