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Im not sure what RT stands for but Im guessing that it stands for
reality television or real television.

it has really good International coverage of current events
and it appears that the coverage isnt lopsided like cnn or fox
or abc or cbs or nbc or you pick a channel !!!

theres lots of coverage that we dont seem to have access to on our
trendy and politically correct news channels in the U.S.

https://www.rt.com/on-air/

news that is real is news , so I posted the link in case others
would like to watch some real news for a change.

Paul typed "Im not sure what RT stands for but Im guessing that it stands for
reality television or real television."

paul, "RT" stands for "Russia Today", Russia’s first 24/7 English-language news channel.

thanks pokey

It would be nice if the U.S. had a online news show that reported
the news vs the biased reports that have been circulating lately
on mainstream U.S. news.

for instance they are now claiming that clinton is leading Trump
by a large factor because of hearsay targeted at Trump that has
no supportive evidence yet the criminal claims against clinton
are supported by evidence but there is no chatter on the U.S. mainstream news shows about these crimes.

its almost like the U.N. is already censoring U.S. TV.

Im still voting for Trump just like I said in an earlier post.

I also noticed today ... on RT ... that in Britain there is talk
of a coalition with the U.S. and the U.K. or Britain to take military measures in Syria.

I suppose that would draw the Canadian military into any coalition
as well.

Personally I think all of the goings on with Isis, Syria and the Arab region and Russia is nothing more than a well planned decades long unveiling of a reason to rebuild western nuclear capabilities and defenses.

thats just the way that the west gets people to be willing to
fund that sort of thing.

I may be wrong , but what are the chances of that happening?