The most influential news source in the world is the New York Times. Every day, hundreds of newspapers and news stations around the world follow its lead. After all, isn’t the Times the gold standard of journalism? Investigative reporter Ashley Rindsberg reveals the truth in this eye-opening video.
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The most influential news source in the world is the New York Times.
Every day, hundreds of newspapers, and TV and cable news stations around the world follow its lead—literally.
Why wouldn’t they?
Isn’t the Times the gold standard of journalism? The place where the facts of the story are presented without bias or agenda?
Actually, the answer is no.
When it comes to episodes of major historical significance, the New York Times has routinely failed to provide the public with unbiased journalism. Instead, it has chosen to manufacture false narratives—often with catastrophic consequences.
It has done this in service of its own financial and ideological interests.
This goes back, at least, to 1932.
That year there was a terrible famine in the Ukraine. Between 5 and 7 million Ukranians starved to death. The disaster had nothing to do with bad weather and everything to do with the ruthless regime of the Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin.
Walter Duranty, the Times foreign correspondent in..
