I'm not worried about people being confused, more like confirmation bias.

You can get an Alt-Right website that does nothing but post 100% accurate, verified true stories. You can even have them stick to the facts and stay away from any editorialising within their reporting. If they then proceed to exclusively and only report stories about violent crime by non-white or non-christian minorities, they would have loads of content from across the country to publish every day.

I'm hoping that it's easy to see the problem with that?

I'm merely saying you can swap out alt-right for Scahill, and violent crime by minorities for American foreign policy evils and you still have much the same situation.

By definition foreign policy involves the relationship of at least two countries, reporting exclusively on the problems of only one of those countries creates a problem, same as alt-right example.

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Commendable...how nice. The Kurds in Northern Iraq and the incredible progress made in their region is a sadly under-reported story. It depresses me greatly to think we are going to pull out of Iraq and screw these people over yet one more time. Shouldn't they be the ones hating us by now?

Incredible video, thanks for sharing Farhad, the photojournalist is Michael Kamber.

his New York Times

and his own website

And here is the text link that goes with the reported story about, May 2007