Re:TSMC plans to halt chip supplies to Huawei in 2 months
by AsyncAwait on Friday July 17, 2020 @02:04PM
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Yeah, I have seen that exact American press.
The NPR story is about a coup that happened in the 50s, so not much you can do about ti today. They're not saying "don't escalate with Iran today, we did a lot to wrong them too". They didn't say don't go to Iraq or Vietnam pre-invasion.
Even in China you can say that Mao did this and this wrong, because guess what? He's dead and that's no longer relevant.
A good press opposes things when there's something that could still be done about it.
As for their criticisms of Trump, it's more about decorum and his lack of polish/civility rather than some hard-core policy disagreements from what I've seen.
Including the NPR which comes out with stuff like this: https://www.npr.org/2019/01/31/690363402/how-the-cia-overthr...
American press is brutal, you like it or not. If US is bombing hospitals in the middle east, there are news papers writing about it. Btw, would like to get the source on this from you while you google your away into another example of American freedom of press.
Incredible how American image on the world has tarnished and people go in with a swoop of imaginations, away from hard truth and facts.
I am not even American.