Do you want to see proof of media bias? Or, perhaps, some real facts about Tibet?
You can download the above clip in an MP4 format (H.264 and AAC) suitable for the iPod or downloading.
Here’s something about media bias:
And, of course, the follow-up to the above video:
And more of the Tibetan violence!
Here’s an example of someone who is strongly biased against China, and who has uploaded more than 120 videos, many of which are anti-China. (Well, anything that is against the government of China is anti-China.) Interestingly, a lot of this user’s uploads violate copyright (as do many videos on YouTube) and do not qualify for fair use, yet are not being removed. (You’d think that if someone uploaded more than 120 copyrighted video clips, they’d be flagged or something.)
April 4, 2008 at 21:55
It is indeed interesting to see fake media coverage. Either they are stupid or stupid enough to make fake coverage.
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April 6, 2008 at 20:32
The west always attacks anyone they dislike or they are not politically allied with by generalizing, mispresenting, and even falsifying information. The world will eventually shape itself to be a fairer place, and we are the generation to do it.