List of "sources" you should never use to support your position when you start a thread

When I see any of these (for the most part) I either reject them out of hand or try to find a less breathless report.

Breitbart

Huffington Post

Zero Hedge

Mother Jones

Gateway Pundit (kinda-sorta)

Rolling Stone

Ukrinform (Ukraine)

UT (Russia)

Tic-Tok

Feel free to add to the list.
The New York Times

The Washington Post

CNN

MSNBC

ABC

CBS

NBC

Wikipedia

[This list isn’t to be considered exhaustive]
 
When I see any of these (for the most part) I either reject them out of hand or try to find a less breathless report.

Breitbart

Huffington Post

Zero Hedge

Mother Jones

Gateway Pundit (kinda-sorta)

Rolling Stone

Ukrinform (Ukraine)

UT (Russia)

Tic-Tok

Feel free to add to the list.
Daily mail.

My mate in the pub.
 
Straight Talk News Sources: = excellent investigative reporting after 38 years of enlightenment

= Social security Issues:

= National Priorities Project

= InterFaith Radio

= SCIENCE FRIDAY -

= UNION OF CONCERNED SCIENTISTS - http://http://www.ucsusa.org

= NEWS AND GUTS – DAN RATHER - https://www.newsandgutsmedia.com/projects

= THE NATION -

= Democracy NOW -

= The WEEK

= IN THESE TIMES -

= LABOR RADIO -

= COST OF WAR -

= JIM HIGHTOWER -

= MOTHER JONES -

= ALTERNET -

=DOLLARS AND SENSE -

= COMMON DREAMS -
REPRESENTS AT LEAST 80 NEWS SOURCES

= LAW AND DISORDER -

= LAURA FLANDERS - http://www.lauraflanders.com/laura/pages/radionation.html

= HUFFINGTON POST - HuffPost - Breaking News, U.S. and World News

= ANTI WAR -
Antiwar.com =
MULTIPLE WORLDWIDE NEWS SOURCES

=CORP WATCH -
WORLDWIDE COVERAGE
 
How about flipping the script?

What news sources CAN be trusted?

It's a much shorter list, and like jury selection, each side gets to reject potentials for cause.
 
Obviously you had no answer re. ZH . Probably just repeating what some Normie has mentioned or a Leftie squawk because they hate its honest, accurate in - depth and fast reporting .


www.mediabiasfactcheck.com/zero-hedge/

History

Launched in 2009, ZeroHedge or Zero Hedge is a finance blog founded by Colin Lokey, also known as “Tyler Durden,” Daniel Ivandjiiski, and Tim Backshall. According to a Bloomberg Interview, the ZeroHedge founders/authors were anonymous until 2016. A Professional Service Subscription is required to read the rest of Bloomberg’s interview; however, a New Yorker article also covered their history.

ZeroHedge wrote a rebuttal article regarding the Bloomberg interview that can be found here. A quote reads: “Zero Hedge hired Colin after he approached us over a year ago begging for a job after being fired with cause from Seeking Alpha, following a fight with a co-worker.”

On 02/15/2022, U.S. intelligence officials accused Zero Hedge of amplifying Kremlin propaganda targeting Ukrainians and taking direction from Russian spies. Zero Hedge denies the claim.

Read our profile on Bulgaria’s government and media.


Funded by / Ownership

The website is registered in Bulgaria under the name Georgi Georgiev, a business partner of Krassimir Ivandjiiski.

According to Rationalwiki, the only writer “conclusively” identified is “Dan Ivandjiiski, who conducts public interviews on behalf of Zero Hedge.” The blog generates revenue from online advertising.

Analysis / Bias

A quote from the above New Yorker article summarizes the blog’s political stance, which Lokey told Bloomberg is: “Russia=good. Obama=idiot. Bashar al-Assad=benevolent leader. John Kerry= dunce. Vladimir Putin=greatest leader in the history of statecraft.”

ZeroHedge’s content has been classified as “alt-right” and has been criticized for presenting conspiracy theories.


In review, ZeroHedge publishes pro-right wing/Trump articles such as Pat Buchanan: “Trump Calls Off Cold War II.” As well as fake news stories regarding liberals: Anti-Trump Protesters Bused Into Austin, Chicago.

Editorial content is written under the pseudonym Tyler Durden and usually focuses on conspiracies related to economic collapse. Zero Hedge sources to factually mixed think tanks such as The Mises Institute, which promotes Austrian (Anarcho-Capitalism) economics. Finally, during the Coronavirus outbreak of 2020, they have frequently promoted false and misleading information, as evidenced by failed fact checks below.

Failed Fact Checks

Overall, we rate ZeroHedge an extreme right-biased conspiracy website based on the promotion of false/misleading/debunked information that routinely denigrates the left. (8/18/2016) Updated (M. Huitsing 09/28/2022)
 
wiki can be loaded and way off base because the linked articles are full of fake news.

Can be is not the same as always. It can a be a good starting point on some topics.
 
Can be is not the same as always. It can a be a good starting point on some topics.
Agreed.
And most Wiki articles are decently sourced by external links to other publications and resources.
Once you access those you are not using Wikipedia anymore; you are using the source material.
 
www.mediabiasfactcheck.com/zero-hedge/

History

Launched in 2009, ZeroHedge or Zero Hedge is a finance blog founded by Colin Lokey, also known as “Tyler Durden,” Daniel Ivandjiiski, and Tim Backshall. According to a Bloomberg Interview, the ZeroHedge founders/authors were anonymous until 2016. A Professional Service Subscription is required to read the rest of Bloomberg’s interview; however, a New Yorker article also covered their history.

ZeroHedge wrote a rebuttal article regarding the Bloomberg interview that can be found here. A quote reads: “Zero Hedge hired Colin after he approached us over a year ago begging for a job after being fired with cause from Seeking Alpha, following a fight with a co-worker.”

On 02/15/2022, U.S. intelligence officials accused Zero Hedge of amplifying Kremlin propaganda targeting Ukrainians and taking direction from Russian spies. Zero Hedge denies the claim.

Read our profile on Bulgaria’s government and media.


Funded by / Ownership

The website is registered in Bulgaria under the name Georgi Georgiev, a business partner of Krassimir Ivandjiiski.

According to Rationalwiki, the only writer “conclusively” identified is “Dan Ivandjiiski, who conducts public interviews on behalf of Zero Hedge.” The blog generates revenue from online advertising.

Analysis / Bias

A quote from the above New Yorker article summarizes the blog’s political stance, which Lokey told Bloomberg is: “Russia=good. Obama=idiot. Bashar al-Assad=benevolent leader. John Kerry= dunce. Vladimir Putin=greatest leader in the history of statecraft.”

ZeroHedge’s content has been classified as “alt-right” and has been criticized for presenting conspiracy theories.


In review, ZeroHedge publishes pro-right wing/Trump articles such as Pat Buchanan: “Trump Calls Off Cold War II.” As well as fake news stories regarding liberals: Anti-Trump Protesters Bused Into Austin, Chicago.

Editorial content is written under the pseudonym Tyler Durden and usually focuses on conspiracies related to economic collapse. Zero Hedge sources to factually mixed think tanks such as The Mises Institute, which promotes Austrian (Anarcho-Capitalism) economics. Finally, during the Coronavirus outbreak of 2020, they have frequently promoted false and misleading information, as evidenced by failed fact checks below.

Failed Fact Checks

Overall, we rate ZeroHedge an extreme right-biased conspiracy website based on the promotion of false/misleading/debunked information that routinely denigrates the left. (8/18/2016) Updated (M. Huitsing 09/28/2022)
Tyler Durden
A character from the book/movie "Fight Club" whose sole intent is to destroy the world around him.

Zero chose the name for EXACTLy that reason.

All you need to know about Zero Hedge Fund.
 
www.mediabiasfactcheck.com/zero-hedge/

History

Launched in 2009, ZeroHedge or Zero Hedge is a finance blog founded by Colin Lokey, also known as “Tyler Durden,” Daniel Ivandjiiski, and Tim Backshall. According to a Bloomberg Interview, the ZeroHedge founders/authors were anonymous until 2016. A Professional Service Subscription is required to read the rest of Bloomberg’s interview; however, a New Yorker article also covered their history.

ZeroHedge wrote a rebuttal article regarding the Bloomberg interview that can be found here. A quote reads: “Zero Hedge hired Colin after he approached us over a year ago begging for a job after being fired with cause from Seeking Alpha, following a fight with a co-worker.”

On 02/15/2022, U.S. intelligence officials accused Zero Hedge of amplifying Kremlin propaganda targeting Ukrainians and taking direction from Russian spies. Zero Hedge denies the claim.

Read our profile on Bulgaria’s government and media.


Funded by / Ownership

The website is registered in Bulgaria under the name Georgi Georgiev, a business partner of Krassimir Ivandjiiski.

According to Rationalwiki, the only writer “conclusively” identified is “Dan Ivandjiiski, who conducts public interviews on behalf of Zero Hedge.” The blog generates revenue from online advertising.

Analysis / Bias

A quote from the above New Yorker article summarizes the blog’s political stance, which Lokey told Bloomberg is: “Russia=good. Obama=idiot. Bashar al-Assad=benevolent leader. John Kerry= dunce. Vladimir Putin=greatest leader in the history of statecraft.”

ZeroHedge’s content has been classified as “alt-right” and has been criticized for presenting conspiracy theories.


In review, ZeroHedge publishes pro-right wing/Trump articles such as Pat Buchanan: “Trump Calls Off Cold War II.” As well as fake news stories regarding liberals: Anti-Trump Protesters Bused Into Austin, Chicago.

Editorial content is written under the pseudonym Tyler Durden and usually focuses on conspiracies related to economic collapse. Zero Hedge sources to factually mixed think tanks such as The Mises Institute, which promotes Austrian (Anarcho-Capitalism) economics. Finally, during the Coronavirus outbreak of 2020, they have frequently promoted false and misleading information, as evidenced by failed fact checks below.

Failed Fact Checks

Overall, we rate ZeroHedge an extreme right-biased conspiracy website based on the promotion of false/misleading/debunked information that routinely denigrates the left. (8/18/2016) Updated (M. Huitsing 09/28/2022)
Funny shit when the intelligence agencies claim bull shit and you believe it after Trump Russian collusion CONspriacy theory
 
When I see any of these (for the most part) I either reject them out of hand or try to find a less breathless report.

Breitbart

Huffington Post

Zero Hedge

Mother Jones

Gateway Pundit (kinda-sorta)

Rolling Stone

Ukrinform (Ukraine)

UT (Russia)

Tic-Tok

Feel free to add to the list.
RT
MSNBC
Slate
The Federalist
Townhall.
 
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