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paulmartin
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Q: Are Chinese and Western news agencies the same

I was looking at the news today in England,and the news about China is new born baby found in toilet cesspit,which I know is sick and totally sad,the baby is ok found in plastic bag in 6ft of shit,then when turn on tv they just give bad news about the west is it just Tit for Tat

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Only chumps get their news from the TV networks. They rarely have any real, truthful or meaningful news. 

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paulmartin:

How do you find out about news then ESP or have vivied dreams

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thedude:

BBC, NY Times, Huffington Post, CBC....always online....the only way to go.

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beaufortninja:

paul. There's a little invention called the internet. Y'know, the thing you're playing on right now. If you want real news that isn't skewed by the corporate media then check out The Real News, The Young Turks, Prison Planet, or The Swash. You're welcome.

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Chinese news is worse because at least if western news has a story that makes China look bad, IT'S AN ACTUAL STORY. China often drags up complete garbage and tries to paint the west in a negative light, for the dumbest things. Also, western news is actually critical of the west too, whereas Chinese media is not critical of China.

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