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PETITION to Urge Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. to immediately ban COVID vaccines and investigate


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1 hour ago, fredwiggy said:

Reuters is one of the few unbiased agencies, along with AP. The others one, yes.

When a news media outlet aligns with your own bias, you then consider them "unbiased."

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1 minute ago, connda said:

When a news media outlet aligns with your own bias, you then consider them "unbiased."

I don't have bias. I think both sides have problems, and I wait to see the truth when it comes out, which takes time, especially if your candidate is a disturbed narcissist that only has eyes on being God. Anyone that's in power can make good changes, and also bad decisions, based on ego or a lack of knowledge and good backing.

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2 minutes ago, Red Phoenix said:

 

@fredwiggy > I remember an article about a Reuters Fact-check claiming that "Covid-19 Vaccines are not experimental ".   That's a blatant lie, as the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine was only approved by the FDA a couple of months AFTER Reuters made that fact-check claim.

I looked up that well-researched article written by web-developer Stijn de Witt, aptly titled: "Why I don’t trust Reuters".  Here is the link > https://stijndewitt.com/2021/08/26/why-i-dont-trust-reuters/

It's only one of the many instances, where Reuters 'twists' its Fact-Check reports.  So as to provide ammunition to mainstream media to dismiss any facts contrarian to the accepted narrative.

They use a whole range of tactics, e.g. only focusing on one minor detail from a complex event, to dismiss the whole story as non-factual.  But in the example stated Reuters is caught with its pants-down and given the total trust and cloud which they have, never bother to correct their Fact-checks. 

You can't say it's one of the many instances when you list only one that's still another's opinion. Reuters has been the go to for te least biased information. It doesn't mean it's perfect as humans work for them. Still, compared to so many that take either side, it's still more factual than most, if not all.

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10 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

You can't say it's one of the many instances when you list only one that's still another's opinion. Reuters has been the go to for te least biased information. It doesn't mean it's perfect as humans work for them. Still, compared to so many that take either side, it's still more factual than most, if not all.

Reuters is definitely right leaning but when they state facts they are pretty accurate, unlike Fox.

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