> While many of Globalresearch's articles discuss legitimate humanitarian or environmental concerns, the site has a strong undercurrent of reality warping throughout its pages, especially in relation to taking its news from sources such as Russia Today RT[2] and Press TV.[3] Its view of science, the economy and geopolitics seems to be broadly conspiracist.
> Whenever someone makes a remarkable claim and cites Globalresearch, they are almost certainly wrong.
I agree about the low quality of blumkvist's reply.
Re:Snowden Sees Some Victories, from a Distance
by tptacek on Wednesday May 20, 2015 @03:20PM
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Yep! This context is more than enough. It's not that you have to prove it, you just have to spell out what your claim is, rather than indignantly implying that everyone else should grok it.
> While many of Globalresearch's articles discuss legitimate humanitarian or environmental concerns, the site has a strong undercurrent of reality warping throughout its pages, especially in relation to taking its news from sources such as Russia Today RT[2] and Press TV.[3] Its view of science, the economy and geopolitics seems to be broadly conspiracist.
> Whenever someone makes a remarkable claim and cites Globalresearch, they are almost certainly wrong.
I agree about the low quality of blumkvist's reply.