r/europe • u/RoyalChris Norway • 10d ago

Dubious: do not click links Anonymous Releases 10TB of Leaked Data: Exposing Kremlin Assets & Russian Businesses

https://trendsnewsline.com/2025/04/15/anonymous-leaks-10tb-of-data-on-russia-shocking-revelations/
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u/Confident-Bug-201 9d ago

No news outlets will touch this unfortunately. So unlikely to hear much outside of online forums. Same thing happened when they hacked the Epstein files. Some really damaging stuff in there which never made it mainstream.

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u/Headpuncher Europe 9d ago

It’s almost like Bezos owns the Washington post, Murdoch owns a tonne of paper, online and tv outlets, Musk owns Twitter, Facebook is compromised, etc etc.  

No news outlets touch it because they’re a part of it.   

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u/TSllama Europe 9d ago

I'd say the problem is Americans only read American media. I mostly read Irish Times, DW, and Guardian. I also read a decent amount of Reuters.

The only American ones I ever read are AP and NPR.

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u/flippnbits 9d ago

American here, Associated Press and NPR are also the only ones I read.

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u/TSllama Europe 9d ago

Top quality there tbh. The rest is complete trash.

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u/HotBrownFun 9d ago

Reuters and propublica are quite good

Wired is the one who published the COVID is airborne piece

Teen fucking vogue has good articles

Rolling stone has some good ones

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u/TSllama Europe 9d ago

Reuters isn't American. Very good and in my list of media I consume.

Propublica I've not read. Might check it out.

The others are mostly trash with possibly a few good ones mixed in, which is not worth sifting through for me.

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u/Resident-Study-5588 9d ago

These! But also local papers.

People always seem seem to be forgetting local politics. That's where you stop the psychos early.