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Here's a link from RT.com (Russia Today): https://rt.com/news/monsanto-brazil-seed-soy-908/ https://rt.com/news/monsanto-brazil-seed-soy-908/ I have no idea if
by AgentConundrum 14y ago
Here's a link from RT.com (Russia Today): https://rt.com/news/monsanto-brazil-seed-soy-908/ https://rt.com/news/monsanto-brazil-seed-soy-908/
I have no idea if they're trustworthy either, but Wikipedia[1] had this to say about them:
> RT is the second most-watched foreign news channel in the United States, after BBC News and the first most-watched news channel worldwide.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RT_%28TV_network%29 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RT_%28TV_network%29
- maratd 14y agoRT is most certainly not the most-watched news channel worldwide. That doesn't even make any sense. RT is, however, a propaganda tool of Putin and friends. I most certainly wouldn't trust their numbers or anything else they publish for that matter.
- omonra 14y agoPlease don't quote anything from RT - it's as useful as quoting Gobbles. While there is a chance it could be true, the association itself makes anything quoted extremely suspect.
- AgentConundrum 14y agoGood to know. I had no idea what it was, but it looked more legit than the OP. Wikipedia seemed to back up the idea that it was a proper source, so I linked it.
- omonra 14y agoI don't think you read far enough in the article :) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russia_Today#Allegations_of_pro-Kremlin_bias http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russia_Today#Allegations_of_pro... It's pretty much a Putin propaganda piece. Don't be mislead by their use of western journalists - they can only parrot the party line or put forward own fringe conspiracy theories.