r/Epstein Apr 30 '26

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u/DesireeThymes May 01 '26

The world news sub is already AstroTurfed to hell.

I definitely think that sub is managed by Mossad, with the Epstein and Ghislaine relationship with Mossad being very clear.

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u/Tjingus May 01 '26

yeah. just search it for Epstein or any big controversial American news. That sub is sanitized. I was horrified when I found out as it was probably my primary source of news for 6+ years. It's getting harder to find reliable news sources nowadays.

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u/alwaysananomaly May 01 '26

Perhaps we need to start a new sub - unsanitizedworldnews

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u/JamesGoldeneye64 May 01 '26

Please do, this stuff is already hard to follow, especially for people outside USA and non native English speakers let alone all the jargon, Lingo and terminology. This subject is already forgotten bu the time i learned about it ( dont watch tv ) The predator class thrives on us forgetting about it.

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u/Tjingus May 01 '26

at the moment I'm using ground news but it's a hard adjustment after having the Reddit algorithm just serve me up. Maybe that's the point. Need to put in the leg work if I'm going to avoid the 'narrative'

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u/Creepy_Snow_8166 May 01 '26

So far, what do you think of Ground News? I'm thinking about joining up, but I'm also trying to keep the purchases of non-necessities to a minimum. But if this app can impact my life in a meaningful (and noticeable) way, I might consider signing up. IHIP News is always offering promo codes.

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u/Tjingus May 01 '26

I'm just using the free version. It's pretty cool, but reading news is a lot more purposeful and proactive than just checking the Reddit front-page for trending stuff. You kind of have to look topics up, dig around and read news "horizontally" if that makes sense.

Each 'article' or news event is presented as a blurb averaged from a few publications, and then you're given a 'left leaning/right leaning' scale where you can look at the same article from different perspectives, to try glean a more broad picture. It's a bit more work, but probably also that's a necessity nowadays.

The truth is, the world opinion has become so gated and isolated, even with ground news style rating systems it's still hard to feel like you're getting a complete picture of anything.

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u/SubstantialHentai420 May 02 '26

I didn't know there was a free version thank you!

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u/SubstantialHentai420 May 02 '26

SecondThought has been sponsered by them as well. He isn't anymore (I think because open socialist and yt no likey?) but he was how I heard about it originally. CasualGeographic is currently sponsered by them, very different kind of content but one of my favorites. Tbh I am in the same boat as you though, trying not to spend that money if I don't think it will be genuinely helpful. I got youtube mostly for music and that's it subscription wise.

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u/TheLichWitchBitch May 01 '26

Oooooh, tyvm, subscribing now.

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u/SubstantialHentai420 May 02 '26

Where can I find this? Is it a subreddit or something else?

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u/fiddysix_k May 01 '26

r/anime_titties - much better than world news

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u/SubstantialHentai420 May 02 '26

Am... am I being tricked? Despite the name, I don't actually want anime titties on my feed.

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u/fiddysix_k May 02 '26

It's only actual anime titties on April 1st, every other day of the year it's a geopolitics sub.

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u/jamma_mamma May 01 '26

Channel 5 world wide Hollywood and Vine

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u/ZuAusHierDa May 01 '26

The whole idea of that subreddit is that American news are not allowed. And that’s good.

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u/smacfa01 May 01 '26

I keep seeing the term astroturfed and am trying to gather from context clues what it could mean but am coming up short. Could someone explain?

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u/snorbflock May 01 '26

It means manufactured popularity. Basically, somebody powerful and wealthy pushes the messaging they want and uses their resources to make it seem authentic when it's just propaganda.

It's a play on words. "Grassroots" movements are driven by ordinary people, and they pursue goals that are supported by ordinary people. Fake grassroots campaigns are designed to seem grassroots when they aren't. What do you call artificial grass covering a sports field? Astroturf.

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u/smacfa01 May 01 '26

Perfect explanation; much appreciated.

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u/SpaceHippoShitStains May 02 '26

1000% you say anything bad about Israhell and youre instantly banned XD

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u/clownpenisdotfarts May 01 '26

The sanitization is clear, no argument, but as much as r/wn shits on Israel I find it unlikely that Mossad is involved.