New Study Documents Depleted Uranium Impacts on Children in Iraq
GRAPHIC IMAGES WARNING
Thanks for the warning
Looked, shouldn’t have.....
What a freaking mess.
The pictures of the Iraqi babies were heartbreaking. The American haphazard use of Depleted Uranium munitions in the UNNECESSARY Iraq War is a discredit to our nation. I notice that we’re supplying this ammunition to the Ukrainians for them to use in the ethnic Russian & Russian speaking Donbas area so THAT is where the resulting pollution will be left to affect that population.
Would they want to use that weaponry in the ethnic Ukrainian areas of Ukraine (i.e., western Ukraine)? I doubt it.
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Foreign Policy Journal
Foreign Policy Journal - Left Bias - Liberal - progressive - Not CredibleFactual Reporting: Mixed - Not always Credible or Reliable
LEFT BIAS
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Update: Foreign Policy Journal ceased publication in 2020 but remains online as an archive.
Overall, when covering political issues Foreign Policy Journal has a far left bias in story selection and we rate them factually Mixed due to promotion of conspiracy theories.
Detailed Report
Factual Reporting: MIXED
Country: USA
World Press Freedom Rank: USA 48/180
History
Foreign Policy Journal was Launched in 2008, and according to their about page they describe themselves as “an online publication dedicated to providing news, critical analysis, and commentary on US foreign policy and international affairs.” Further, they state their goal as “to challenge the propaganda narratives presented by the mainstream media, which serve to manufacture consent for government policies.”
The site is published, edited, and maintained by Jeremy R. Hammond who describes himself as an independent journalist, author, and publisher. He cites Noam Chomsky as a major influence on his thinking and writing.
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Funded by / Ownership
The website is owned by Jeremy Hammond and is funded through online advertising.
Analysis / Bias
Foreign Policy Journal republishes articles, essays, viewpoints written by activists and academics from a progressive standpoint, such as the articles of Professor Richard A. Falk, American professor emeritus of international law at Princeton University, “Renaming the 1948 War: Partition, Dispossession, and Fragmentation.”
In review, their articles cover various topics that range from the environment, “Can Architecture Fix Our Health, Minds, Societies, Environment?“ to TV documentary critics, “PBS’s Vietnam Acknowledges Nixon’s Treason.” When it comes to economic matters they are not highly critical of the Trump Administration, but instead are critical of the overall system as evidenced by this quote from the article “in the Great Western Democracies, economic policy only serves the hyper-rich and the hyper-powerful. Citizens simply do not count. They are as nothing.“ Foreign Policy Journal also publishes conspiracy theories and pseudoscience such as anti-vaxx propaganda and 9-11 conspiracies.
Editorially, Foreign Policy Journal is progressive on international geopolitics, diplomacy, and military matters. When it comes to news analysis they use loaded language both in their headlines and the body of the article such as “The Myth of the U.N. Creation of Israel.” However, they utilize credible sources such as un.org , avalon.law.yale.edu and Al Jazeera.
Overall, when covering political issues Foreign Policy Journal has a far left bias in story selection and we rate them factually Mixed due to promotion of conspiracy theories. (M. Huitsing 3/30/2018) Updated (10/12/2018)
Source: https://www.foreignpolicyjournal.com
Last Updated on October 28, 2022 by Media Bias Fact Check