Tuesday, January 24, 2017

How Russia Sees The Global Media

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WNU Editor: So today's global media is hostile towards Russia. What's my take .... I have seen worse.
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Hamilcar Barca said...

Russian people have been manipulated with Kremlin propaganda by years,in beliving that the most of the world is against them , that they are right and the rest doing wrong ,that they are favoured by the god in which they believe they are in title to rule the world and so many bullshit all together every day and night ! Non Stop Propaganda !

January 24, 2017 at 12:00 PM
B.Poster said...

Let's see here. Pro-Russian media such at RT is prevalent in America and has enormous reach. There are a number of other pro Russian news sources. Also, pro-Russian websites are easily accessed in America. I'm pretty sure the same applies to the "west." I do wonder how much if any "pro-American" messaging Russians are getting. Even the US main stream media can hardly be described as pro-American.

It seems to me that the global media is hostile to America even more so than Russia. Of course perception can be everything and we do have our biases. The editor once stated he has developed thick skin when Russia is being unjustly criticized. I have yet to develop such thick skin when America is unjustly criticized.

January 24, 2017 at 2:28 PM
Young Communist said...

Russophoby exist.

Through times the West seem always to have at least a reason to go against Russia.

But luckily without success to reach their natural resources.

January 24, 2017 at 6:47 PM
B.Poster said...

YC: A huge oil deal between Russia and Exxon Mobil is being heldup by sanctions. Yhis deal is for 500,000,000 I think. If this went through, the benefits to both countries would likely be huge. You seem to be suggesting the Russians shouldn't have agreed to this.

If the goal really was/is to reach Russian natural resources, tgen sanctions are beyond illogical and stupid.

January 25, 2017 at 12:19 AM

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