Tucker Carlson’s firing has sparked debate about the implications for actual free speech on the current regime, or similar oligarchic admins that may follow. It is important to consider the political and cultural fallout from this event in order to understand the impact it will have on our society and the freedom of expression we are supposedly entitled to.
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ERIC ZUESSE—so: Reed is one of many journalists who had to leave the U.S.-and-allied countries in order to be able to report truthfully about U.S.-and-allied countries, and about their Government%E2%80%99s foreign (and even domestic) victims. (This is especially the case regarding the super-banned fact that the U.S. Government raped and destroyed Ukraine in 2014.)
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ERIC ZUESSE—The source of the International Criminal Court’s charges in its 17 March 2023 criminal arrest warrant against Putin was, according to Loffredo and Blumenthal, probably the 14 February 2023, 34-page, report, by the Humanitarian Research Lab (HRL) of the Yale School of Public Health, titled “Russia’s Systematic Program for the Re-Education & Adoption of Ukraine’s Children”. (The arrest warrant itself did not say.).
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GLENN GREENWALD—If you go and study fascism in any first-year undergraduate college, you’re going to learn that one of its defining hallmarks, as implemented by Mussolini and then by Hitler, is the merger of corporate and state power, so that there’s no such thing as a private sector ever working at odds with the public sector. The government and corporate power are always merged to control the population: exactly what the Democratic Party, the liberals who support it, and largely the left that supports it as well, are in favor of doing.
