para bellum
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So I guess that means no.Anyone with an IQ over 80 should be more interested in the US blackmail report embedded in the Serbian report.
There are two ways to tell that story, yes? The headline could be "Russia voted off HRC". The author could tell the reader what the vote was about, who voted for and against, etc. They could still make the argument that the US blackmailed other countries- it just wouldn't be the headline. The headline would be the event that the author was reporting.
Or they can say "US blackmails UN to kick Russia off the HRC". In that case, they don't tell the reader about which countries voted which way, the story is about the big bad USA bullying other countries to punish Russia.
Your answer makes be thing it's the latter, that was my question. I don't really care about the piece itself, I'm more interested in the presentation. It's not written for my consumption.