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> Taken to the extreme, you can then also not trust the free world. Reuters also cites the Russian sources: Of course, not all free media is competent and Reut
by lawn 2y ago
> Taken to the extreme, you can then also not trust the free world. Reuters also cites the Russian sources:
Of course, not all free media is competent and Reuters is making the exact same mistake of blindly citing Russian sources without doing due diligence.
- lkasr 2y agoWhat would due diligence look like? Instead of sniping at comments, please link the correct approved journalistic version of the 5 ATACMS missiles that have or have not been shot down over Crimea. If the whole attack, including the beach incident, was staged, link to that.
- lawn 2y ago> please link the correct approved journalistic version of the 5 ATACMS missiles that have or have not been shot down over Crimea. As far as I know, there isn't one. The only thing we have is Russian sources, which by their track-record is only fairy tail propaganda. Republishing such a story is not due diligence. Doing their own research would be.