4.01.2024 – Translated from Ukrainian via Google and OFP
There was a wave of hate online against the American edition of The New York Times. Users were outraged by an article about war fatigue and distrust of the national telethon, which was accused of portraying an allegedly too “rosy picture” of the war.
In particular, on Twitter, the American media was asked whether it was going to write anything about the Kinzhal missiles that Russia has been sending to Ukrainian residential buildings in recent days. The NYT was also accused of playing along with Russian propaganda and was nicknamed “The New Ork Times” with a reference to the Russian occupiers, who have been called “orks” in Ukraine since the beginning of the full-scale war.
“Sources of garbage propaganda for genocide lovers”, “Sure, they made a statement about the Holodomor cover-up, but today the NYTimes just as wholeheartedly supports the terrorist state Russia through yellow journalism. Please keep the New Orc Times trending”, “Hello, NYTimes or new orc times, are you going to publish something about 11+ Russian Daggers targeting residential buildings, or would you rather wait until something happens in Russia to quickly blame Ukraine? – Twitter users wrote.
Let us recall that this is not the first time that The New York Times has been disgraced by such attacks on Ukraine. In particular, in December, an article was published in the media with reference to the military of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The fighters allegedly characterized the offensive on the left bank of the Dnieper as cruel and useless, since Ukrainian soldiers during the offensive were shot down on the shore or in the water before they reached the other bank.
The commander of the Birds of Madyar company, Robert Brovdi (Magyar), was outraged by the scandalous material and accused the American newspaper of criminal manipulation in pursuit of sensation and royalties.
As OBOZ.UA reported:
– The Armed Forces of Ukraine have denied the Russian fake about the defeat of the bunker with Deputy Commander-in-Chief Zaluzhny. The information disseminated by Rospropaganda is not true.
– ISW said dictator Putin used his annual New Year’s address on December 31 to flesh out ideological priorities for 2024. At the same time, he omitted any mention of the war against Ukraine.
We have only verified information in our Telegram channel OBOZ.UA and Viber. Don’t be fooled by fakes!
The New Orc Times. That name sticks.
Recently we learned that the New Orc Times has employed an imperialist Russian on its board since the 1980’s. Unfortunately I can’t remember his name. Anyone remember?
Also of course it would appear that someone disembalmed the corpse of Walter Duranty, reanimated it and put it on the journalistic staff.
Fucktards.
I can’t help you with that, Scradge. But it sure seems like the New Orc Times is heading for a bleak future.
“imperialist Russian”
That’s how Anders Åslund referred to Serge Schmemann; I don’t know how accurate it is. Mr. Schmemann was born in Paris, but does have Russian ancestry.
https://www.nytimes.com/by/serge-schmemann
I just posted some good letters in the NYT replying to this asshole that may interest you.
There are countless ruskies across Europe who have lived there for 3 decades, and many more who were born there who still are very much pro-imperialists.
I cancelled my subscription to The New York (a.k.a. Ork) Times around Christmas 2023 — together with two letters to the editor explaining exactly why. Of course it had to do with their incredibly sophisticated, powerful and subtle bias against Ukraine. Beware The New York Times! They are NOT a friend of Ukraine.
Good job, Mr. Vanden.
It is quite sad and a bad omen when a renowned paper like the NYT – or now the NOT – stoops so low to cater to a fascist crime syndicate and tries to clobber the victim whenever it can, even if in sometimes subtle ways. I do hope that many more people with a sense of righteousness as you have, are, or will be doing the same thing. This paper, which is becoming a rag, should know that this country is still the beacon of freedom and not of tyranny.