Submitted 1 year ago by jimmydoreisalefty@lemmus.org to videos@lemmy.world
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-p2bjA2b4U
v as Israel demands 1.1 million civilians leave the northern area of the besieged enclave in expectation of a regime change war, and US, UK and French ships arrive at the coast.
Again, an important topic but not a great source
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Grayzone
There are other groups doing pretty good coverage which might offer better and more reliable insight into what’s going on. AJ usually has pretty good coverage, and BBC/Guardian have content from the ground as well
Wikipedia is not a great source for people outside of the mainstream, many have pointed out the bias written about them in Wikipedia.
Wikipedia is a good source for general knowledge, but I am skeptical when I read about people in indepenent media.
Especially journalists that have gained respect and accomplishments in their professional jouney.
Grayzone and similar was formed due to the anti-MSM jouralism that they post, MSM does not hire due to view points are outside the status quo, with evidence and thorough fact checks on their end.
That is an issue, but the point with Wikipedia is to get a summary and then use the citations and references to check up on what was written.
While it’s possible they bring up good points in this video (I didn’t watch it), it’s very likely that some of these other “MSM” outlets are making those same points. Especially because there isn’t one monolithic “MSM”, and if you get out there you’ll find a lot of outlets reporting on things that a few biased outlets may not be.
mashbooq@lemmy.world 1 year ago
Max Blumenthal, lol
jimmydoreisalefty@lemmus.org 1 year ago
I still think looking at what independent media says is good for keeping yourself out of the bubble.
They are both accomplished journalist with respect and have won awards based on what they do.