Greenwald, The Neocons’ Primary War Tactic: Branding Opponents of U.S. Intervention as Traitors
"The corporate media outlets consumed most voraciously by liberals are filled to the brim with war-loving neocons."
"The corporate media outlets consumed most voraciously by liberals are filled to the brim with war-loving neocons."
It is not hard to imagine a dialogue between Mediacrat, Psyops, Politician and Think Tanker – perhaps sitting around during a coffee break at the annual Bilderberg get together. By Diana Johnstone Global Research November 18, 2017 Region: Russia and FSU, USA Theme: Media Disinformation Mediacrat: We know the sheeple are stupid and believe everything we tell them over More
the essential antecedents of war are being established based on anonymous “experts” and “officials,” and hardly anyone notices, much less pushes back.
TRP Strategy #1: Disconnect from Trump TRP Strategy #2: Seek the Truth TRP Strategy #3: Fight Back
TRP Strategy #1: Disconnect from Trump TRP Strategy #2: Seek the Truth TRP Strategy #3: Fight Back
The one-on-one interview between Fox's Hannity and WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
On 2 December 2016, the United States Congress voted a law forbidding all military co-operation between Washington and Moscow. In the space of a few years, NATO has re-activated MacCarthyism.
The prolific author and acclaimed MIT professor is never featured on major networks.
What did the mainstream media ignore this year? Reporters, editors and bloggers highlight stories that didn't get nearly enough attention.
Gosztola: Muhawesh condemns the two-party system as she talks about the effect the presidential election has on journalism when the media is so dependent on covering every tiny detail.
Muhawesh: To hear the mainstream media tell the story, if you are against U.S. intervention in foreign wars you must be pro-dictator. But when it comes to our supposed allies in the peace movement like Burke, shouldn’t we expect more than parroting establishment talking points?
Cultural critic Henry Giroux explains how the harsh, arbitrary nature of life in the US is actually a feature of our political and social setting...