I am always looking for new, news sources. At the moment, I rely upon mostly:
🇬🇧 BBC News — United Kingdom, Europe
https://www.bbc.com/news
🇫🇷 France 24 — France, Europe
https://www.france24.com
🇨🇦 CBC News — Canada, North America
https://www.cbc.ca/news
You'll notice I gave up on USA news. I experienced both their bias, how they can lie, and even manipulate the public.
Years ago, I attended a Bernie Sanders rally. The place was packed. The stadium was full, and many had to stand on the floor too, not just in the seats overlooking the floor. The fire marshal actually had some people leave because of how many people tried to cram in there. Bernie Sanders ended up giving two speeches: one to the massive crowd inside the building, and another to the many more outside.
There was, however, a small section they left empty because they needed a clear exit without any people. Again, as I said, they were worried about just how many people showed up, so people respected that rule and didn't sit in that area by one of the exits.
ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, CNN, MSNBC, and even PBS (Public Broadcasting Service) all showed that blank space with a few people a little off-camera and reported a low turnout. There was a stadium full of people, plus an even larger crowd outside, and traffic backed up for miles, but they played it like he had no support.
I will never forget when I witnessed firsthand the media — our so-called free press — outright lie to the people.
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