It was removed because of the title, it went even further than Zenz's report did.

Also, BBC is running with this story now, citing Zenz as a source: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-54260732

I don't know how normies think this isn't a big deal. It's not even entirely about whether the stories are true or not. It's about the fact that "reputable" news organizations are using an absolute lunatic as a source of info.

This is almost like if you were reading the New York Times, and they casually dropped: "according to a report by Alex Jones..." in their article. You would probably never look at that news site the same way again.

OG reddit post: https://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/ixjuq2/china_forces_500000_tibetans_into_labour_camps/

  • Vayeate [they/them]
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    4 years ago

    I wish everyone was an expert in at least one thing so that they could go read virtually any mainstream news coverage on that one thing and see how ridiculously bad they are on the basic facts and premise. I'm in software and any time I see reporting on software or software security, it's awful and wrong. If they're so wrong about that then surely they're probably wrong about everything, because they're an organization of writers - not experts.