What news is reliable?
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I've been watching sky news, but what are some news outlets I can trust?
>>81502496
MSNBC is really good.
The Young Turks too.
infowars.com
>>81502638
fubpabubpa
>>81502496
theonion.com
This is the only newsfeed you'll ever need. This guy has a team of volunteers and even a few insiders to inform you of all the happenings
https://twitter.com/DEFCONWS?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor
>>81502496
I use bbc because I actually get news about the state of the world through them, rather than the banal bullshit that comes through mainstream american news.
There's plenty of articles that aren't influenced by (((bias)))
>>81502496
None of them, they all have an agenda. You must consume them all, and then make your own judgement.
Spectator is pretty good if you're literate.
I tend to read everything, even the Guardian. You can read maybe six or seven articles on the same subject, browse some forums and get a lot more than you would from reading just one article.
>>81503154
Pretty much.
>>81502761
The Young Turks?
Last time I watched them they were trying to protect BLM
>>81503425
Yeah, what's wrong with that?
>>81502496
Every news source is biased. You collect the same story from multiple outlets and through a combination of analysis & deduction you can filter out biases for a true summation of world events. You add these together and you can create a narrative that's semi-trusted.
this is worth checking out
http://spidr.today/
CNN is alright once you understand their bullshit
They seem to have some of the best production teams.
Plus it's hilarious when don lemon tells nigger jokes.
>>81502496
BBC
>>81502496
http://thelibertymill.com/
>>81504444
Oh SNAP quads
Praise KEK
The BBC any day. Great news source, if you're used to fox and CNN then you'll gonna have shell shock after watching BBC
>>81502761
>MSNBC is really good.
>The Young Turks too.
only one legit answer:
multiple sources/triangulation + critical thinking
/pol/
/pol/ will provide you with everything important and you count hearing multiple extreme opinions on shit
I'm usually just a lurker who comes here to stay updated
>>81504738
Speaking of young turks, how did they manage to have a nice studio setup. I was watching their old videos where it looked like they were filming in a shed
>>81504874
This, and it seems all sources converge at /pol/. Including paid shills, those who do it for free, and actual happening insiders/local plebs.
>>81503115
>>81504426
>>81504700
BBC showing signs of liberal bias and promotes feminism and multiculturalism. Not reliable.
>>81503277
>the Guardian
I just can't stomach it.
>>81502496
absolutely none
none whatsoever
Each news network has a bias, RT is good but not for news about Turkey and Russia as there's a bias.
Fox is good for domestic news in America but have an Isreali bias.
Aljazzera is good except when they report on Shia countries as they have a Sunni bias.
The point is there is no one good network, there's always going to be a bias. Your job is to find the network that doesn't have one for the event you want to know about.
Or alternatively, just watch a business channel like Bloomberg or fox-business as they impartially relate news to the market.
>>81502496
they are all unreliable
you have to look at all them and decide what is bullshit
>>81502496
Russia Today
They were the only ones with wide angle shots during the refugee crisis and they report faster than anyone else I've seen.
>>81504426
BBC continuously spams the wage gap meme and their technology sections are a joke. WOMEN IN GAMES, VIOLENT VIDYA the same old shit
>>81505079
Then /pol will degrade into blaming everything on falseflags, the jews and black people. So take everything into moderation.
>>81502496
None of them. Take all of it with a grain of salt and verify anything you hear with your own research.
>>81505628
only right answer
