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PTownsend
That's rich: an oligarch from a country where the media is controlled criticizing a free media.
That's equally rich given his country has been implicated in disseminating fake news reports and also given that his country's authoritarian regime controls the media - like back in the communist (supposed communist) days. A difference between the SSR days and now is that Russian organizations can use social media and the Internet to spread fake news, making it much easier for them to try to undermine western institutions.
Citizen2012
So let's criticize the media for reporting the truth, right ? That would makes sense only in Soviet Union....so far the only party which spread lies are the WH when they denied facts to the general public stating "it did never happen" when actually it did.