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Q: What has happened to The Epoch Times

Over the last week the Epoch Times seems to have dissapeared. This is not only the Hong Kong edition but the international edtions as well. Does anyone have any insight into this. I have tried web searches but there appears to be a distinct lack of information.

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Ok, no problem it seems to be accessible again after about a five day break. Funny though it didn't seem to matter which side of the firewall I was on.

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Question... How much of the Epoch Times do you think is true and how much is propaganda?

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No media source is ever 100% right or wrong. My take is to view the same story from several sources and if it substantially the same I will believe it. In this respect I find Epoch usually holds up pretty well.

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