posted on Dec, 20 2024 @ 03:05 PM
a reply to:
Flyingclaydisk
I can confirm that here in New Zealand, using NZ News media, that both conflicts are continuing and are being reported on almost daily.
Perhaps what is happening is that in the USA, news media is assumed by media company management to be a type of entertainment, and so people in the US
don't get news on subjects deemed to be 'fatigued' demographically.
The situation clearly shows that most US 'news' media have no concern with accurate and truthful reportage.
I have long held that US news media only have, on average, about 1/2 an hours 'real' news reports per day, and yet they somehow seem to spin it out
with 24 hours of opinion and infotainment marketing.
This means that the US public end up being blasted only with the propaganda compliant with the opinions of the directors of US news media companies,
and so the US public stays mostly uninformed and clueless.
And with the extreme partisanship of US news media organizations, it is no wonder that US citizens make such repeated poor choices as their countries
'leadership', despite having vast population of qualified, experienced and capable candidates to choose from.
Do other countries have numerous movie and 'reality TV' stars as their 'leadership'? Think about it.
edit on 20 12 2424 by chr0naut because: (no reason given)