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Thank you Jim,jim hardy said:It's Democracynow.org
and I'm glad you mentioned them. I like to watch Amy Goodman's TV show.
My David Stockman link above which suggested US meddling in Ukraine affairs was moderated out . Okay, fair enough LewRockwell is sort of out there, a 'postcards from the edge' blog if you will...
What i'd intended by it was to demonstrate that there is a point of view suggesting US is pushing Russia harder than i'd like. It doesn't make mainstream news.
Maybe the two links below will survive,
Here is Noam Chomsky's take, from an interview with Amy about this time last year:http://www.democracynow.org/2015/3/2/noam_chomsky_after_dangerous_proxy_warAt the time i thought "This is 1963 in reverse when Russia moved into Cuba and US objected strongly.
Here's the Mearsheimer article Chomsky referred to
www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/russia-fsu/2014-08-18/why-ukraine-crisis-west-s-faultPerhaps I'm biased myself -
That old cold war movie "Bedfoerd Incident" imprinted me early on - its message was too much zeal is how hot wars get started.
I was still riding a bicycle during Cuban Missile Crisis . The rail yard west of Miami Airport filled with troop trains and flatcars with tanks. We kids rode our bikes out there to gawk and chat with the soldiers, thought it exciting. Our parents were scared half to death.
But back to subject of thread
Peruse the think tanks. Even they all have their leanings but the writing style is less hyperbolic than 'blogs from the edge.'
But it puts me to sleep. I have to come back to PF for refreshing conversation.
old jim
I've edited the post and corrected the link.
Thanks for the insiprational post, I fully agree. Though I am afraid this is not a place for such debate and it would be deleted if we continued. The truth is that the reality is always more complex than portrayed by mainstream media. Some bias is natural and cannot be avoided. And lot of it is censored/ommided/changed/added on pupose.
I think that the key strategy is to listen to both sides of each case.
What may be relevant as well is the bubble created by google for each user https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filter_bubble meaning that even if you try to search for unbiased information, google will give you the results it thinks you will like
For searches like these it is probably better to use search engines that don't require registration, such as duckduckgo.com