Lebanon Prime Minister exposes Israel’s “established approach” of killing journalists to control the narrative
The Zionists have a simple solution for those journalists who cannot be bought and controlled. They kill them
The Zionists have a simple solution for those journalists who cannot be bought and controlled. They kill them
Declassified UK talks to journalist Abby Martin about the role of the media in drumming up support for wars and concealing the ugly truth behind them. Both of which have been demonstrated in the illegal war with Iran
The fact that Spielberg was involved in writing and directing should raise alarms from the outset
Anything at odds with the prevailing narrative gets minimal coverage in the mainstream media. This is how large swathes of the population are conditioned to think. Or not, depending on the issue
Published 14 months ago, Illuminati4- Genocide & War correctly explains what we are currently witnessing. Due to the urgency of our situation, Henry is offering free pdfs of Illuminati4- Genocide & War
The social media ban deployed in the UK (and Australia, and Spain and…wherever) has nothing to do with protecting children, and everything to do with the state’s war on privacy. Kit Knightly explains
The UK state broadcaster streams disinformation into our living rooms – deceptions that not only leave us clueless about important international events but drive us ever closer to global conflagration
The EU, under the pretext of “disinformation,” has frozen the bank account of German journalist Hüseyin Doğru in an extraordinary case. It could be only the beginning.
Netanyahu’s effort to drive medical charity out of Gaza backed by an aggressive Israeli propaganda campaign in Britain
UK government bans a Dutch lawyer and political commentator from entering the UK after she criticized Keir Starmer. Meanwhile it allows in boatloads of undocumented migrants who are housed and fed at taxpayers expense
The latest social media panic is selling a familiar (and incredibly predictable) agenda. Kit Knightly explains
BBC News editors instruct journalists to avoid describing Venezuelan President Maduro’s abduction as a ‘kidnapping’