MEDIA FRONT

JOE LAURIA—William Casey, C.I.A. director under Ronald Reagan, said: “We’ll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false.”

Thus the American people are continuously subject to a number of psychological operations otherwise known as “the news.”  

U.S. intelligence officials feed journalists disinformation to create a false narrative that is intended to mislead the public and cover-up what is actually taking place. The constant reinforcement of these lies becomes entrenched in the public mind and after time comes to be accepted as unquestionable truth.  

A highly unusual program with Tucker Carlson exposing the usually untouchable CIA for the criminal organisation it is. This kind of report should have been distributed by a leftist channel, but they do not exist in the US/WESTERN media universe, as the whole rump spectrum —the permitted Overton Window—extends from the center right to extreme right.

Another irrefutable denunciation of the mendacity and moral bankruptcy of the warmongering Western media and its leading practitioners, by someone who knows them inside out. In this interview from SYSTEM UPDATE, Glenn sits down with journalist Michael Tracey to discuss the elitist worldview of Yoel Roth—a central figure in the former Twitter censorship regime.

This interview is part of our pre-launch of SYSTEM UPDATE, debuting soon HERE on Rumble, weeknights at 7pm ET! Subscribe for more.

PATRICE GREANVILLE—What Glenn Greenwald is saying here is simply spot on and irrefutable. The liberal artillery—whose personnel is usually better educated than the rightwing legions, and whose temperament, probably as a reflection of class, tends to be more devious and snide, are jumping with characteristic ferocity on Taibbi and Greenwald, accusing them, of all things, of journalistic betrayal, which is exactly what their own media heroes are guilty of. Fact is, for these people, despite the posturing, the First Amendment is a mere situational tool to be used according to ideological predilection.

P.C. ROBERTS—Through a joint letter published on Monday, The New York Times, The Guardian, Le Monde, Der Spiegel, and El Pais asked the United States to drop the Espionage Act charges against Julian Assange because it undermines press freedom.