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I read several articles about this in the news before I learned that "no one is talking about it" - go figure.
by greglindahl 10y ago
I read several articles about this in the news before I learned that "no one is talking about it" - go figure.
- ZoeZoeBee 10y agoInteresting, I presume the Guardian is describing the lack of US cable television news such as CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, the nightlies on ABC, NBC and CBS, as well as the Sunday morning staples Meet the Press, Face the Nation, Fox News Sunday, taking time to cover the event and it's implications, as well as the lack of attention given by those running for office of all manners of position. Then again, you "read" several articles, and commented on one from a British source, I understand you can't see that no one is talking about it but you should be able to hear the silence
- KevinEldon 10y agoI knew about this earlier in the week due to coverage on the Fox News and/or CNN networks.
- ZoeZoeBee 10y agoThanks for making my point for me, the US involvement in Yemen has been going on for months
- KevinEldon 10y agoI was referring specifically to the missles fired at the US destroyer and the bombing of the Houthi radar installations, not the conflict in Yemen. I can agree that the election sells more ads than substantive coverage of world events and did learn some things from the Source piece.
- PavlovsCat 10y agoApparently you didn't read this one though, considering > Yet we’ve heard absolutely nothing about this from our presidential candidates. = it's not about it being unreported in the news.
- greglindahl 10y agoI did read that part of the article, thanks.