Facebook is killing people, misinformation is rampant, and the only people who can save us from ourselves are the all-wise executives at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue whose judgment is infallible and whose motives are pure. That’s the message emanating from the White House and the corporate press.
The Guardian is pushing a story claiming documents showing the Kremlin met to agree to push “mentally unstable” Donald Trump during the 2016 election and that they had some undefined “kompromat” on Trump. Now there’s no detail as to what this alleged kompromat is, much less any evidence to support the claim.
Kelly said on her podcast — with guest Chrissie Mayr — that although she had been shocked and disheartened by some of the events that day, she believed media intentionally played up the violence that occurred at the riot in an effort to make it appear much worse than it was.
Tucker Carlson did something he doesn’t usually do. He read and explained a Twitter thread from podcaster Darryl Cooper, @MartyrMade, that’s a great synopsis of some of the surrounding reasons that formed Trump supporters’ opinions about the election, the media, and the powers that be.
As the ruling class went to absurd lengths to try and dismantle Donald Trump, pissed off supporters watched in horror as a captured media peddled lie after lie – typically based on anonymous leaks from deep state bureaucrats, and as powerful agents within America’s intelligence apparatus falsified evidence and collaborated with foreign operatives paid by Trump’s political opponents.
In doing so, they exposed themselves to anyone not already paying attention.
Which Dungan dish do you like better: ash lan fin or lamian? Chances are you’ve never heard of either, mainly because the items are staples of Dungan cuisine — which I’m betting you’ve also never heard of. After all, how many restaurants in America feature the foods of Chinese Muslims who left their homeland in western China around the turn of twentieth century and settled in neighboring Kazakhstan (aka the Dungan people)?
The ingredients found in Dungan preparations — things like tripe (stomach) and bean jelly might prompt one to describe the cuisine as “exotic.” But to do so, according to Washington Post food critic G. Daniela Galarza, is to show your xenophobia.
President Joe Biden doesn’t like it when he is asked tough questions.
During a press conference on Friday while being asked about the troop withdrawal from Afghanistan’s Bagram Air Force Base, Biden lost it as he told reporters that he would only answer “happy” questions.
“I want to talk about happy things, man!” Biden snapped after being asked about the troop withdrawal.
Imagine the outrage if Trump said that, even now.
While liberals rushed to heap gushing praise on First Lady Jill Biden for her soon-to-be-released Vogue cover, they mercilessly smeared and attacked former First Lady Melania Trump who wins the fashion contest between the two hands down.
Just last week, the Austin American-Statesman refused to provide the description of a black man suspected of participating in a mass shooting in Texas because it “could be harmful in perpetuating stereotypes.”
Now, the Poynter Institute for Media Studies is calling for selective covering of crime in American communities — this coming amid a major crime surge in Democrat-run cities across the country, happening in the vacuum of the party’s “Defund the Police” campaign that not only demonized law enforcement, but has police officers back on their heels.
This week, Project Veritas spoke with April Moss of CBS 62 in Detroit about the local affiliate’s continued efforts to “discriminate” against anyone who disputes COVID-19 regulations handed down by the corporate headquarters in New York. At one point, she referred to CBS’ reporting methods as “propaganda being pushed on individuals,” and she claimed that discrimination had occurred, with the station “segregating coworkers” based on health beliefs.
Excellent, we need more of this brilliance and bravery. Duplicating the previous use of live and unexpected news that cannot be blocked from broadcast. April Moss of CBS62 in the Detroit Michigan region throws sand into the machine.
“More broadly is that these are people who are reflexive defenders of the regime, the establishment, the people who already have power and don’t need defending,” Carlson said on the show. “And I just find that a grotesque orientation for journalists. I mean, the whole point, the reason we exist is to push back on behalf of people who have no power against people who do. Period.”
Hecker, who serves as the dayside reporter for the five and six o’clock news, came forward to Project Veritas with recordings of the station’s colleagues and superiors showing repeated censorship on COVID-19 and Bitcoin-related stories. The tapes also reveal that she was told to prioritize the opinion of the station’s general manager and the company’s CEO above the audience’s right to know information.
Toronto Star columnist Shira Lurie, a radical academic, has written a column for the Toronto Star where she advocated for cancelling Canada Day, instead opting for a day of reckoning and guilt.
Australian Sky News pundits laugh at how the U.S. corporate media hype the JoeBama administration while the world laughs at the G7 pantomime on display.
