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Draco Spirit · 2016-11-23, 12:04

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...years-ago.html

So anyone else think she going to use this as a excuse to gain very abusable powers to control the media?

Magin · 2016-11-23, 15:32

Dude, that's from the Daily mail. Take anything it says with a large grain of salt.

KiraYamatoFan · 2016-11-23, 16:09

I have said long ago that the Daily Fail, just like The Sun, need to be shut down after the number of infringements they committed against journalistic integrity.

Brother Coa · 2016-11-24, 02:59

While this from daily mail news is questionable EU parliament voted a resolution to counter Russian "propaganda'.

Problem here is what do they consider 'propaganda'? The news that depict how Putin is awesome or the news that contradicts the ones they are feeding their own population with?

No matter how you look at this it is basically shutting up alternative view on news - a censorship if you will. Which is what USSR did during the Cold War to western news, how times change...

But good luck shutting down the internet, especially in liberal countries.

Draco Spirit · 2016-11-24, 06:30

Thankfully the internet is a bitch to censor yes. But alarm bells should start ringing when any leader start saying parts of the media is 'wrong' and it needs 'controls'.

On a related note Russia seems to be getting rid of foreign internet sites recently, first was Pornhub a few months back and now more recently LinkedIn .... which makes you wonder were there going.

ChuckE · 2016-11-24, 06:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brother Coa

But good luck shutting down the internet, especially in liberal countries.

Enforce internet freedom by shutting down "others"

After all propaganda should come only from one side lol

Xero8420 · 2016-11-24, 20:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by Draco Spirit

Thankfully the internet is a bitch to censor yes. But alarm bells should start ringing when any leader start saying parts of the media is 'wrong' and it needs 'controls'.

On a related note Russia seems to be getting rid of foreign internet sites recently, first was Pornhub a few months back and now more recently LinkedIn .... which makes you wonder were there going.

Pornhub, you say? My country already blocked such "inappropriate" site since last year.

By the way, do anyone saw how Kirby was being a D-bag towards the RT journalist in the State Dept?

2016-11-23, 12:04	Link #1
Draco Spirit Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2013	Germany Sliding into State Controled Media? http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...years-ago.html So anyone else think she going to use this as a excuse to gain very abusable powers to control the media?

2016-11-23, 15:32	Link #2
Magin #1 Akashiya Moka Fan Author Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Where magic is real Age: 36	Dude, that's from the Daily mail. Take anything it says with a large grain of salt. __________________ Gifted...or Cursed? R+V fanfic- Chapter 4 of A Water Bride and a Vampire is now up at FF.net! All fans of Inner or Outer Moka, come join her fanclub!

2016-11-23, 16:09	Link #3
KiraYamatoFan Banned Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Montreal, QC, Canada Age: 41	I have said long ago that the Daily Fail, just like The Sun, need to be shut down after the number of infringements they committed against journalistic integrity.

2016-11-24, 02:59	Link #4
Brother Coa Banned Join Date: Aug 2013 Location: Holy Terra	While this from daily mail news is questionable EU parliament voted a resolution to counter Russian "propaganda'. Problem here is what do they consider 'propaganda'? The news that depict how Putin is awesome or the news that contradicts the ones they are feeding their own population with? No matter how you look at this it is basically shutting up alternative view on news - a censorship if you will. Which is what USSR did during the Cold War to western news, how times change... But good luck shutting down the internet, especially in liberal countries.

2016-11-24, 06:30	Link #5
Draco Spirit Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2013	Thankfully the internet is a bitch to censor yes. But alarm bells should start ringing when any leader start saying parts of the media is 'wrong' and it needs 'controls'. On a related note Russia seems to be getting rid of foreign internet sites recently, first was Pornhub a few months back and now more recently LinkedIn .... which makes you wonder were there going.