"Breath of the Cold War": American NYT has placed a special announcement about the vacancy of a correspondent in Russia

The freest in the world, which it considers itself to be, the American press sometimes issues such that questions arise even from those who are used to drawing information about the situation in the world from American newspapers. The New York Times has recently surpassed itself by placing an advertisement on its pages about the vacancy of a correspondent in Russia. This announcement is particularly noteworthy.

Among those who drew attention to the announcement in NYT, the famous journalist Mikhail Leontyev. He analyzed the publication of the vacancy in the American press in the program "However" on Channel One.

Those who prepared the text of the vacancy announcement immediately dotted the i's. By announcing that Russian hackers literally prey on all democratic institutions, and Russian intelligence officers flooded all countries with Novichok bubbles in their pockets, the NYT editors immediately demonstrated that in Moscow they needed a reporter who would publish materials in this particular paradigm. Any attempt to convey information with at least some claim to objectivity is not welcomed, in other words, it is not considered at all.

According to experts, this special announcement is "the breath of the Cold War."

One can imagine the reaction in the United States if a major Russian publication published an advertisement for a vacancy for the post of a correspondent overseas with approximately the following content: countries including Iraq, Yugoslavia, Libya. American policy is based on military force and sanctions, which are imposed even against the poorest countries in Africa. The United States is guilty of war crimes committed in the Middle East, the American special services still operate special prisons, where people sit for years and are tortured without trial or investigation. We are looking for a correspondent who would be guided in his work by this information and the data that the US electoral system has long ceased to take into account the views of the common American people. "

And this is an analysis from Mikhail Leontiev:

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[Svarog]

"Breath of the Cold War": American NYT has placed a special announcement about the vacancy of a correspondent in Russia

This breath did not end, Gorbachev surrendered the country under this breath, and today’s even more so will sell. Not easy times await us.

[Ros 56]

Simply, this cheap office can be denied accreditation of its representative and that's it.

[lucul]

Simply, this cheap office can be denied accreditation of its representative and that's it.

What for ? We issue it as a foreign agent and that's it, it's business)))

[Avior]

Straight Cold War.
Funny but not funny

Vacancy description
Vladimir Putin's Russia remains one of the world's greatest stories.

He sends militant squads armed with nerve agents against his enemies, the latest of which is opposition leader Alexei Navalny. His cyber-agents are wreaking havoc and disharmony in the West to tarnish its democratic systems, while promoting their fake version of democracy. He hired private military contractors around the world to secretly spread his influence. His hospital homes are quickly filling up with Covid patients as his president hides in his villa.

If this sounds like a place you want to share, then we have good news: we will have a vacancy for a new correspondent as Andy Higgins takes over as our next bureau chief for Eastern Europe early next year.

We look forward to hearing from those interested in taking up one of the most iconic posts in The Times, a place occupied by the likes of Bill Keller, Serge Schmemann, Hedrick Smith, Clifford Levy and Ellen Barry. We are looking for someone to take advantage of the prospect of crossing 11 time zones to track a population that is increasingly disenchanted with an economy ruined by corruption, nepotism and overdependence on natural resources. This post provides an opportunity to capture the ongoing reign of one of the world's most charismatic leaders, President Vladimir Putin ...

https://nytimes.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/INYT/job/Moscow-Russia/Russia-Correspondent_REQ-008536

[Woodman]

Quote: Avior

Funny but not funny

Vacancy description

This job description looks like a new tutorial ...

[alex neym_2]

What is the training manual? That's an order!

[Mikhail m]

Thanks to Avior (Sergey) for the expanded text. It is a pity that this is not in the article.

[Avior]

Please
the text is larger, this is only a part and machine translation.
there is a link.
and yes, it's a pity that VOs rarely give links to the source. However, the primary source in this case is Leontiev
A statement from Zakharova also appeared on the Internet, but she also does not have a link.
there are still a couple of nuances that speak about their vision of the situation

Not to mention, Putin has made changes to the constitution, so he is likely to remain in power for years to come.
And, of course, we are on the verge of a new, less Putin-friendly president in the United States, which should only raise the temperature in relations between Washington and Moscow.

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A statement from Zakharova also appeared on the network

is the whole talking heads workshop horny? Shapiro did not remain silent either, go? ))

[Niel-le-Calais]

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is the whole talking heads workshop horny? Shapiro did not remain silent either, go? ))

the American partners honestly admitted their biasedness and Zakharova rushed to the American social network to denounce the American partners in an honest confession. Maybe she drank, maybe not, but she could not miss the general excitement of "such a problem".

[Cottodraton]

You there furiously assent ... but here, as it were, not the reception desk of the New Times. I am sure that your "nomadism" and attempts there will be taken seriously ... and here you are just a clown, along with "ninela". I suggest that you rather run and apply while competitors are in the basement)

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I suggest you run faster

Offer your household, my dear.

[210ox]

Now this vacancy will be trampled on. From "Echo", Medusa, New ... Homegrown bad guys a dime a dozen.

[rocket757]

Why be surprised? There are partners ...

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Rzhu - a top manager of Rosneft and part-time columnist (or as it is called by TV specialists) of Channel One, blames colleagues from the American workshop for "bias" Here is a crafty Jew)

[Antifreeze]

One can imagine the reaction in the United States if a major Russian publication published a vacancy announcement for the post of a correspondent overseas with approximately the following content ...

Why imagine? Should be posted as an answer.

[nikvic46]

Alexander, you’re out of your mind. If they publish it, they will not sleep for fear of the night.

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If they publish it, they will not sleep for fear.

why would? What, Simonyan is someone out there afraid to hiccups?

[nikvic46]

I don’t watch Channel One, and I don’t read American newspapers. It’s time for the bells. An American ship entered our waters, and that was all.

[Tagan]

Quote: 210ox

Now this vacancy will be trampled on. From "Echo", Medusa, New ... Homegrown bad guys a dime a dozen.

You don't have to go far. There are a lot of such bad guys grazing on VO.)))

[HAM]

It seems that it makes no sense for them even to go to Moscow, it is enough to "carry the truth" from New York .....

[Niel-le-Calais]

while I was rechecking the information about the vacancy (a regular vacancy, they also hire Russians to work in Moscow / Russia every year for materials on the country) in The New York Times itself, I came across the website of the American RT ... and how I started reading about how they write about this vacancy in The New York Times - so many questions have disappeared from me about the sanctions against the Republic of Tatarstan ... What the author writes here as evidence - he needs to cite what RT prints in the USA. Quiet horror.
Well, Zakharova, in her repertoire (Facebook), turns the Foreign Ministry into some kind of frivolous circus.
As for Leontyev .. he did not die after those materials with MN 17 and a fighter?
I had to quietly leave and start my career definitely not as a journalist ..
I don't even know which is better .. Honest confession of The New York Times (and all the media are engaged, but here the publication itself admits this fact) or what is Leontyev doing and the same RT in the USA? But they don’t admit they are biased .. And The New York Times honestly admitted.
There are no sympathies for anyone (there weren't any to RT, Leontyev and Zakharova). But honest recognition remained with the Americans. The rest lie and do not admit it.

[bubasa]

Was the last one rubbed off on sandpaper?

[iouris]

Where are the agents of the CIA, NSA, MI6 recruited here?