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There are journalists that do that, e.g. Tim Pool. I watched a series he did on the so-call "no go zones" in Sweden which is worth watching. You can see he trie

• SlowRobotAhead 8y ago
  That was a great series for something lots of people say doesn’t exist in the slightest.
• pjc50 8y ago
  Reporting on this reporting: https://www.indy100.com/article/sweden-trip-crowdfunded-right-wing-journalist-paul-joseph-watson-infowars-donald-trump-latest-7604156 https://www.indy100.com/article/sweden-trip-crowdfunded-righ... The question is, has he remained independent from his decidedly partial funder?
  • bayulxc5 8y ago
    Do you have any proof that he didn't remain independent, or you just want to stir the pot? All I can see in that link is a newspaper saying "this guy got donations by someone we don't like, so he must be lying". I see it's all video in that investigation, do the videos look like they've been manipulated?
    • api 8y ago
      I've found that for issues that are this extremely politically polarized and where there is this much misinformation floating around, the only way to really know would be to buy a plane ticket and go there. You can't trust any source. A bit of a tangent but: this is how you keep secrets in the Information Age. You can't actually keep a secret, but you can fog up the air with so much competing nonsense that nobody knows what to believe and the secret is indistinguishable from noise.
    • moorhosj 8y ago
      Well, he did say, "Chicago has about 750 murders each year." This seems off to me based on the facts. Murders in Chicago the last 10 years: 2009 - 463 2010 - 456 2011 - 449 2012 - 514 2013 - 455 2014 - 464 2015 - 512 2016 - 808 2017 - 683 2018 - 588