Putin steamrolls Trump

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12 minutes ago, Big girl said:

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Hindustan Times is considered a major and influential English-language daily newspaper in India,

 and is generally viewed as center-left politically. However, its reliability and objectivity are subject to varying perspectives: 

Points of credibility

• Long-standing publication: Hindustan Times was founded in 1924, making it one of the oldest newspapers in India.
• Wide readership: It's the second most widely read English newspaper in India, according to 2014 and 2017 reports.
• Known for journalistic standards: The publication emphasizes high editorial standards, timely and accurate news, and in-depth analysis. 

Points of concern

• Accusations of bias: Critics have accused Hindustan Times of bias, including accusations of being pro-government, 
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   and displaying Ukraine-phobic rhetoric.
• Content quality concerns: Some readers express concerns about "ultra biased titles and instigating thumbnails" in their videos, and catering to the "extreme right".
• Ownership ties: The newspaper is owned by the Birla family, and it's been argued that ownership structures can influence editorial policies.
• Rankings: In Brand Trust Reports from 2012 to 2014, Hindustan Times ranked within the top 3000 to 360 most trusted brands in India. However, another report from 2017 stated it was the second most widely read newspaper after Times of India. 

[thetragichippy]

29 minutes ago, baddog said:

 

Hindustan Times is considered a major and influential English-language daily newspaper in India,

 and is generally viewed as center-left politically. However, its reliability and objectivity are subject to varying perspectives: 

Points of credibility

• Long-standing publication: Hindustan Times was founded in 1924, making it one of the oldest newspapers in India.
• Wide readership: It's the second most widely read English newspaper in India, according to 2014 and 2017 reports.
• Known for journalistic standards: The publication emphasizes high editorial standards, timely and accurate news, and in-depth analysis. 

Points of concern

• Accusations of bias: Critics have accused Hindustan Times of bias, including accusations of being pro-government, 
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   and displaying Ukraine-phobic rhetoric.
• Content quality concerns: Some readers express concerns about "ultra biased titles and instigating thumbnails" in their videos, and catering to the "extreme right".
• Ownership ties: The newspaper is owned by the Birla family, and it's been argued that ownership structures can influence editorial policies.
• Rankings: In Brand Trust Reports from 2012 to 2014, Hindustan Times ranked within the top 3000 to 360 most trusted brands in India. However, another report from 2017 stated it was the second most widely read newspaper after Times of India. 

It is so easy to find a biased article based on what you WANT to believe. 

The media did a great job of convincing people Trump is a Russian asset.....some folks on this forum still believe it.....lol

[AggiesAreWe]

41 minutes ago, thetragichippy said:

It is so easy to find a biased article based on what you WANT to believe. 

The media did a great job of convincing people Trump is a Russian asset.....some folks on this forum still believe it.....lol

I agree.

I compare this news source as the same as the Gateway Pundits of the world that get posted here daily.

[Separation Scientist]

"Hindustan" is the source. 

Next she will source TASS or PRAVDA

ROTFLMAO!  

[LumRaiderFan]

lol, attack the source but not the story.

Weak, but happens here all the time.

[baddog]

2 hours ago, Big girl said:

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It’s obvious that y’all want Trump to fail with Putin, even to the point of siding with Putin so as to make Trump look inferior. So which is it, you want Trump to succeed and end the war, or you want the war to continue so that Trump looks bad. You can’t have it both ways, and it’s amazing how quickly you stab your own country in the back just to get at Trump. Liberalism is a mental disorder.

[LumRaiderFan]

8 minutes ago, baddog said:

It’s obvious that y’all want Trump to fail with Putin, even to the point of siding with Putin so as to make Trump look inferior. So which is it, you want Trump to succeed and end the war, or you want the war to continue so that Trump looks bad. You can’t have it both ways, and it’s amazing how quickly you stab your own country in the back just to get at Trump. Liberalism is a mental disorder.

I’ll answer.

Trump failing is more important to liberals and fake libertarians than anything else, more important than national security, the economy, fair trade, or anything else I could list.

Sad but true.

[thetragichippy]

1 hour ago, AggiesAreWe said:

I agree.

I compare this news source as the same as the Gateway Pundits of the world that get posted here daily.

News has become opinion

[Big girl]

3 hours ago, baddog said:

 

Hindustan Times is considered a major and influential English-language daily newspaper in India,

 and is generally viewed as center-left politically. However, its reliability and objectivity are subject to varying perspectives: 

Points of credibility

• Long-standing publication: Hindustan Times was founded in 1924, making it one of the oldest newspapers in India.
• Wide readership: It's the second most widely read English newspaper in India, according to 2014 and 2017 reports.
• Known for journalistic standards: The publication emphasizes high editorial standards, timely and accurate news, and in-depth analysis. 

Points of concern

• Accusations of bias: Critics have accused Hindustan Times of bias, including accusations of being pro-government, 
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   and displaying Ukraine-phobic rhetoric.
• Content quality concerns: Some readers express concerns about "ultra biased titles and instigating thumbnails" in their videos, and catering to the "extreme right".
• Ownership ties: The newspaper is owned by the Birla family, and it's been argued that ownership structures can influence editorial policies.
• Rankings: In Brand Trust Reports from 2012 to 2014, Hindustan Times ranked within the top 3000 to 360 most trusted brands in India. However, another report from 2017 stated it was the second most widely read newspaper after Times of India. 

It quotes a Fox News reporter