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This seems sad. The Intercept was seeming like a powerhouse back when Glenn Greenwald was involved. They're a very different organization these days, and their
by blackeyeblitzar 3y ago
This seems sad. The Intercept was seeming like a powerhouse back when Glenn Greenwald was involved. They're a very different organization these days, and their legitimacy has sometimes been in question due to alleged internal censorship. Still, I think it's a problem that our economic system doesn't leave room for financially viable journalism.
- bluepizza 3y agoTheir legitimacy also has been in question due to Greenwald himself. His involvement with Russian agents is very questionable.
- robertlagrant 3y agoCould you cite, please? Be keen to read about that.
- stufffer 3y agoGlenn Greewald is the journalist who is best known for founding The Intercept and broke the Edward Snowden story. He is also anti war and spends his time these days criticizing the US policy that created the situation in Ukraine. That makes him an agent of Russia using the same logic that decades ago said opposition to invading Iraq made you a terrorist sympathizer.
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