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You bring up a very good point about Saudi. We're friendly allies and I absolutely never see the rage for them and their human rights violations that I see agai
by entropea 6y ago
You bring up a very good point about Saudi. We're friendly allies and I absolutely never see the rage for them and their human rights violations that I see against China. It's almost as if there's some manufactured consent occurring.
- Consultant32452 6y agoI would recommend watching different sources. The corporate press in the US is basically always going to support the war machine. The major political parties are only nominally against war when they're not in power. Tim Pool and Jimmy Dore come to mind as two news commentators who are consistently anti-war. Tim is center-left and Jimmy is far left. If right wing/extreme libertairan anti-war is more your style, you might like Dave Smith.
- entropea 6y agoI have watched Jimmy Dore before and I enjoy a few of his videos and coverage of more obscure but important events, but he comparatively doesn't have a large audience compared to the corporate press. He's friends with Tiabbi, Greenwald, and others doing great work that you won't see in corporate press and frequently has them on his show for interviews. Big fan of Chris Hedges too and I typically watch those interviews.
- Paradigma11 6y agoThe rage about the murder of Kashoggi was absolutely there. The US government just sat it out and the interest waned after some time.