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1. This is from Reuters. They aren't exactly full of journalistic integrity.

Example:

"Questions on journalism ethics, neutrality, professionalism, and accuracy have shadowed international media outlets and journalists’ coverage of Türkiye and its political dynamics for the past few years.

A recent striking example is Reuters fake reporting on unsubstantiated allegations that anti-corruption authorities in the US and Sweden are reviewing a complaint claiming that the Swedish affiliate of a US company promised to pay tens of millions of dollars in kickbacks if a son of Türkiye’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan helped it secure a dominant market position in the country."

2. They are reporting hearsay, non factual information and trying to pass it off as fact. At least to people like you who are now suffering from EDS/MDS/TDS.

3. Please continue. It's definitely comical..
 
1. This is from Reuters. They aren't exactly full of journalistic integrity.

Example:

"Questions on journalism ethics, neutrality, professionalism, and accuracy have shadowed international media outlets and journalists’ coverage of Türkiye and its political dynamics for the past few years.

A recent striking example is Reuters fake reporting on unsubstantiated allegations that anti-corruption authorities in the US and Sweden are reviewing a complaint claiming that the Swedish affiliate of a US company promised to pay tens of millions of dollars in kickbacks if a son of Türkiye’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan helped it secure a dominant market position in the country."

2. They are reporting hearsay, non factual information and trying to pass it off as fact. At least to people like you who are now suffering from EDS/MDS/TDS.

3. Please continue. It's definitely comical..
Is this your source for that quote about Reuters?

 
Is this your source for that quote about Reuters?

But just in case you want more..

"The global news agency Reuters has recently acknowledged retracting a report it hastily published on February 11, which included a truncated statement attributed to His Majesty King Abdullah during his meeting with US President Donald Trump at the White House.

The acknowledgment came six days after the misleading report was published, raising questions about the delayed correction and whether the mistake was intentional, especially as it was within a sensitive political context."

Oh.. and then there's this.

A 2022 Economist/YouGov poll found that only 29% of Americans found Reuters trustworthy.
 
But just in case you want more..

"The global news agency Reuters has recently acknowledged retracting a report it hastily published on February 11, which included a truncated statement attributed to His Majesty King Abdullah during his meeting with US President Donald Trump at the White House.

The acknowledgment came six days after the misleading report was published, raising questions about the delayed correction and whether the mistake was intentional, especially as it was within a sensitive political context."

Oh.. and then there's this.

A 2022 Economist/YouGov poll found that only 29% of Americans found Reuters trustworthy.
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Now you are quoting a different source, in the
جوردان تايمز
authored by
خالد شقران
. Do you read the
جوردان تايمز
regularly? Or were you directed there by a third unnamed party (and if so, whom)?
...
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And then there is this (from 2024 instead of 2022)--

 
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Now you are quoting a different source, in the
جوردان تايمز
authored by
خالد شقران
. Do you read the
جوردان تايمز
regularly? Or were you directed there by a third unnamed party (and if so, whom)?
...
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And then there is this (from 2024 instead of 2022)--

Ummm.. yea. Do you need a syllabus to keep up?
 
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