Open one social media platform and you’re hit with a fake video; open another and you’re hit with bigotry. Open a news article, and you’ll find some victims “killed” but others “dying.” Each account of events in Israel and Palestine seems to rely on different facts. What’s clear is that misinformation, hate speech, and factual distortions are running rampant.
There are no consequences.
Source: “Read With Extreme Caution”: A Journalist’s Guide to Israel-Palestine Media Literacy – Mother Jones
When Palestinians “Die” and Israelis get “Killed” in the same War
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Word choices in the Israel-Gaza conflict reflect systemic media bias
Fact nobody in Israel faces this reality The IDF combatants and civilians party as they have always done on Dr feelgood drugs and booze
Israel’s Sustained Bombing Created Massive Gaza Disease Risk: Overcrowded Shelters, Dirty Water and breakdown of Basic Sanitation
Richard Medhurst- The Ben Gurion Canal Gas Oil and Gaza
Israel and the United States plan to turn Gaza into the "Ben Gurion Canal", a rival to Egypt's Suez Canal. This is about controlling the world's most geostrategic shipping lane.
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Source: Is Israel Destroying Gaza to Control World’s Most Important Shipping Lane? – Gibraltar Messenger
Whistleblower David McBride says that if he had his time again, he would undermine the effectiveness of Australia’s taxation system rather than trying to prevent war crimes.
David McBride Starting to Wish He’d Just Leaked Confidential Tax Information for PwC Instead
Blowing the whistle in Australia about war crimes is more likely to see you face a prison sentence than if you actually just did the war crimes yourself, ex solider David McBride is discovering.
Exposing War Crimes Riskier Than Doing War Crimes, Australian Man Finds
Andrew Bolt's wet Dream ours he'll leave and go there
The anti-Islam populist could possibly become the Netherlands' new prime minister.
Wilders’ Party for Freedom won 35 seats in the 150-seat lower house of parliament, more than double the 17 he won at the last election.
But the lawmaker, who has in the past been labeled a Dutch version of Donald Trump, first would have to form a coalition government before he can take the reins of power.
That will be tough as mainstream parties are reluctant to join forces with him and his Party for Freedom, but the size of his victory strengthens his hand in any negotiations.
From Slovakia and Spain, to Germany and Poland, populist and hard-right parties triumphed in some EU member nations and faltered in others.
Exit Poll: Far-Right Dutch Politician Geert Wilders Wins In Landslide
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