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Gordon's avatar

Since honest reporting is no longer allowed in the MSM, honest reporters have to find other platforms. The truth is out there for those who seek it, but so are a lot of wild ideas and false narratives. Far too often we are not given a choice between truth and falsehood, but among a variety of falsehoods. I do my best to seek good sources and honest reporting, but I also have to pause and ask myself questions such as, "Does this make sense?" or "Who benefits?" I don't claim to have it all figured out, but there are very few mainstream narratives with which I agree.

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Mackinac's avatar

I just need to say I'm very happy with the journalistic / "news" situation personally. As soon as I read a bit of nonsense I drop any subscription to MSM. I'm very happy to claim I haven't wasted a penny on NYTimes or WaPo or for that matter Reuters, which I believed for a while. I just turn them all off and it has saved me plenty, especially in time. I figure I don't have enough time to consider honest journalism and un-prejudiced economic reporting so why read the narrative. I don't even subscribe to Bloomberg. The cost of figuring out their lies isn't worth it.

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