re: A breakdown of real and fake news

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It's just so cute that you kids actually believe the richest and most powerful entities on the planet care enough for you to tell you the truth.

You're adorable.


but if one wanted to know more "real news" (or however you want to describe it) outside of this elite influence, where would one go?

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I call it common sense. But I'm beginning to waver on that considering the level of ignorance I have found here over the last 12 years.

Too many people think so little of themselves that they don't trust their own instincts and instead rely on other people to think and feel for them. It's sad.

I get my information from life experiences. It isn't rocket surgery, really.

Example: I wanted to learn more about 9/11, I sought out those who were in the buildings when it happened. Their stories are very different from what the establishment wants us to believe.
I talked to military people who had been in Iraq and Afghanistan and heard their versions of why we were over there. Their stories were very different from what the establishment wants us to believe.

It isn't hard to put 2 and 2 together and come up with 4.

It is however, impossible to do so when all your information is coming from the sources listed in the graph.