Posted: 3/29/2003 6:37:20 AM EDT
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I can't say enough about [url]www.agonist.org[/url]. Everyone should check it out. Look at the Situation Map- very nice piece and updated 4 times a day usually. [url]http://agonist.org/annex/sitmap[/url] I don't even bother with CNN, MSNBC or Fox anymore. |
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Quoted: I can't say enough about [url]www.agonist.org[/url]. Everyone should check it out. Look at the Situation Map- very nice piece and updated 4 times a day usually. [url]http://agonist.org/annex/sitmap[/url] I don't even bother with CNN, MSNBC or Fox anymore. Nice resource, and a wealth of information. |
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Quoted: Quoted: My vote goes to [url]www.reuters.com[/url] though. Check their "Raw Video" footage. Am I correct in remebering Reuters is owned by middle-eastern interests? To be quite honest: beats the shit outta me. All I know is that Reuters was founded by a Jew named Reuter; so I guess you could, in some vague and shady way, claim that Reuters is in fact owned by middle-eastern interests. But that shouldn't really surprise you, now should it? |
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The Reuters site is the absolute best news/information site I've yet found. Thanks for the lead. IIRC, the Reuters/Middle-east ownership connection was mentioned a couple of times a month or so ago. I have no direct knowledge of the connection but if true would be interesting given the quality of their site. I'll see what I can find. |
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Quoted: I can't say enough about [url]www.agonist.org[/url]. Everyone should check it out. Look at the Situation Map- very nice piece and updated 4 times a day usually. [url]http://agonist.org/annex/sitmap[/url] I don't even bother with CNN, MSNBC or Fox anymore. I personally think [url=http://www.snappingturtle.net/jmc/flit/maps.html]Flit's maps[/url] are, although a little less detailed, much more readable. but I'll still bookmark agonist's. [size=1]edited for spelling/to add a link[/size=1] |