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You cannot ask for a serious source and then link the BBC.
Of course I can, look, I just did.
At that point stick with Euromaidan. They are more credible than BBC.
On your word?
No these guys
Good link thanks, let me book mark it if I ever need to waste someone's time.
Ignore IndustryStandard, they're an idiot.
Well sure, but where's the fun in that? Eh eh
Thanks for the concern brother.
That's fair lmao
Nice cop-out pretending you cannot read the headline.
You seem to be struggling a bit, so let me help you out: the title does nothing to address the point that euromaida or whatever is not reputable.
Damn can you quote the title to prove you read it? You seem to be struggling with that.
I think it's more that the British Press in general is pretty political, heavy on the spin and hence one of the least trusted in Europe by the locals themselves.
When it comes to the Russian Invasion of Ukraine - which is very politically and geostrategically significant for the UK government - the level and direction of the bias of the BBC is no different from the Euromaidan Press hence for those who think the latter is not a "serious source", the former is also not a "serious source".
Mind you, on different subjects which are not related to the Russian Invasion of Ukraine (such as the Israeli Genocide in Gaza) I fully expect the Euromaidan Press is often less biased (on this specific example, significantly so) than the BBC.
Just because the BBC is posh doesn't mean they're honest (in fact from my own experience living in the UK, posh more often than not means fake. manipulative and dishonest)
Hi, I'm a left wing rather than right wing idiot. The BBC has proved itself an unreliable source plenty of times. They're beholden to political influence (see today's story about one of their staff not being allowed to talk about heat pumps because it's a "political issue")
And what sort of bias do they have? Their directors and senior journalists are time-servers and toadies put in place by the Conservatives during their 14 years in power. Starmer has not cleaned up that mess. Gilligan: Tory. Kuenssberg: Tory and Boris Johnson admirer. There are few centre-left voices and none at all speaking from a more leftist point of view.
Ha. They don’t write- they wait to be given their talking points, and parrot them until new ones are issued.
Did you find that Hamas base under the hospital yet?
Thx for the superior one
Those media bias folks hate all sources so whichever you link to someone else is gonna hate on (for good reason perhaps!)—but 2 is better than 1 :)