WATCH: Udo Ulfkotte – Bought Journalists

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TERJE MALOY
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Subtitled and transcribed by Terje Maloy

[dropcap]I[/dropcap]n 2014, the German journalist and writer Udo Ulfkotte published a book that created a big stir, describing how the journalistic profession is thoroughly corrupt and infiltrated by intelligence services.

Although eagerly anticipated by many, the English translation of the book, Bought Journalists, does not seem to be forthcoming anytime soon.

[We covered that story at the time – Ed.]

So I have made English subtitles and transcribed this still very relevant 2015-lecture for those that are curious about Ulfkotte’s work. It covers many of the subjects described in the book.

Udo Ulfkotte died of a heart attack in January 2017, in all likelihood part of the severe medical complications he got from his exposure to German-made chemical weapons supplied to Saddam Hussein during the Iran-Iraq War in the 1980s.—T.M.


EDITOR'S NOTE: Watch this video in "theater" mode, not default mode, if you can.  In the appendix, we are also providing a TGP "cinemascope" format which makes the subtitles much clearer to most viewers.

TRANSCRIPTION

Appendix

Watch Udo's talk in our widescreen format. Free of course.


About the Author
TERJE MALOY,  Special Contributing Editor •

Terje Maloy is a Norwegian citizen, with roots north of the Arctic Circle. Nowadays, he spends a lot of time in Australia, working in the family business. He has particular interests in liberty, global justice, imperialism, history, media analysis and what Western governments really are up to.He runs a blog https://midtifleisen.wordpress.com, mostly in Norwegian, but occasionally in English. He likes to write about general geopolitical matters, and Northern Europe in particular, presenting perspectives that otherwise barely are mentioned in the dominant media (i.e. most things that actually matters). 


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