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Journalists from around the world are reporting on the 2020 Presidential race—and offering perspectives not found in American media coverage.
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Journalists from around the world are reporting on the 2020 Presidential race—and offering perspectives not found in American media coverage.
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ChuckB
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Interesting. It’s always good to get an outsider’s perspective.
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umamibella
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The links I could post here.
Heres a couple
It is a perspective that would be unfavourably received I feel.
Heres a couple
It is a perspective that would be unfavourably received I feel.
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umamibella
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we have a travel warning to the USA
Anyone who might have been plotting an attempt to get into the country ahead of the election has been strongly advised against doing so “due to the ongoing potential for violence”.
DFAT also said the US had a heightened risk of terrorist attacks.
“Terrorists may use vehicles, knives, homemade bombs, and poisons or toxins. Be alert, particularly in public places and at events,” DFAT said.
Australians already in the US were warned to “monitor the media for information and updates” and “follow the instructions of local authorities”.
The alert informed Australians that the election was to be held on November 3, and the inauguration on January 20.
That will keep our foreign correspondants busy
Anyone who might have been plotting an attempt to get into the country ahead of the election has been strongly advised against doing so “due to the ongoing potential for violence”.
DFAT also said the US had a heightened risk of terrorist attacks.
“Terrorists may use vehicles, knives, homemade bombs, and poisons or toxins. Be alert, particularly in public places and at events,” DFAT said.
Australians already in the US were warned to “monitor the media for information and updates” and “follow the instructions of local authorities”.
The alert informed Australians that the election was to be held on November 3, and the inauguration on January 20.
That will keep our foreign correspondants busy
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umamibella
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7_Sorrows
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I like watching some of the journalists from Sky News Australia. They are spot on about the Biden campaign and the media.
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umamibella
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Sky News is very conservative. Sky will be all about The Melbourne Cup in a few hours for the next 24.I like watching some of the journalists from Sky News Australia. They are spot on about the Biden campaign and the media
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PaulinVA
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Or they reinforce your bias.I like watching some of the journalists from Sky News Australia. They are spot on about the Biden campaign and the media.
Not saying that as a dig, but as an observation. I think this might be a case of “they agree with me” as opposed to “they tell the truth”.
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Peebo
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I think Sky News Australia is owned by Rupert Murdoch, or the Murdoch media, who also owns Fox News here in the US, so yes it could be considered conservative.
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7_Sorrows
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Most people aren’t going to sit and watch news they
don’t agree with. I have seen the titles of some of their you tube videos and they seem to present positive and negative stories for both sides. They are certainly better than BBC news.
don’t agree with. I have seen the titles of some of their you tube videos and they seem to present positive and negative stories for both sides. They are certainly better than BBC news.
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umamibella
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That doesnt qualify it as conservative, rather it is the stance of its front men and reporters.I think Sky News Australia is owned by Rupert Murdoch, or the Murdoch media, who also owns Fox News here in the US, so yes it could be considered conservative.
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