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Fuck, you're right. My bad
Ackchually - that whole website is nothing but pro-Hamas, anti-Israel stories.
Now I’m questioning the VPN story…
No shit, because at this point the only journalists who are actively speaking against israel now are people who support Palestine. Its hard to find people who are against both israel and Palestine, unless you go to "White supremacist" or "White nationalist" websites and even then they are somewhat sympathetic to Palestine. Also if you have a problem with the info then go ahead and debunk it , just because you don't like the source of the info doesn't mean the info is wrong.
Kim Iversen seems pretty even handed in reporting. She has spoken out against Israel's actions against civilians.
she has a video called "How Zionism Infiltrated Judaism". Basically trying to pretend like all the bad things that israel or zionists do has nothing to do with jews. . That's not even handed at all.
I kind of quit watching Iversen because of her reporting on the Israel-Gaza "war". Not because I thought it was one-sided (though IMO she's clearly pro-Palestinian) but because I don't care about either side and got tired of hearing about it.
Same with Greenwald.
I still catch them occasionally but they were both on my regular listen list before that story started dominating their time.
Iversen is very Pro-Palestine slanted much like a lot of the moderate/former left - Grunwald, Dore, Blumenthal, etc.
I like her coverage on occasion, but she is reflexively anti-Israel but without being pilled enough to address the JQ.
The VPN one is completely legit. Internet privacy circles were sounding alarms over Kape's acquisition of so many VPNs back before the latest round of Israel/Palestine rock throwing started.
And they don't just own several of the big VPNs. They bought several VPN review sites to steer users towards them.
Here's an article from 2021: https://archive.is/zDxLa