An investigation that concluded in August 2025, found that 274 journalists covering events in Gaza had been killed. How many of those, like Abu Akleh, were deliberately targeted by the IDF?
It was once renowned for wholesome family entertainment but not anymore. Brother Nathanael on the Eternals, Disney’s latest offering, which is being used to sell transgenderism to vulnerable youngsters
Jürgen Todenhöfer’s home was raided by police after he posted a tweet that criticised Netanyahu
The slaughter in Gaza has forced the film industry to finally acknowledge the elephant in the room. As it does so the the pro-Zionist lobby in Hollywood is increasingly marginalised and ostracised
The powers that be are seriously concerned about the growing influence of the alternative media. In response, one of their prime mouthpieces has launched a campaign to counter ‘conspiracy theories’ and discredit those who promote them
“You’re seeing a complete, total attack on one of the most fundamental principles of the Western world”
US public support for Israel is collapsing. This is not something the mainstream media can arrest, as the MSM is also viewed with growing cynicism. So as a last resort, social media influencers are being paid for pro-Israeli posts but nothing can conceal the air of desperation that now attends Zionist propaganda
Because with the growing reach of the Internet the Zionist owned or aligned mainstream media is losing ground in the information war.
Zionist billionaires can buy all the media outlets and all the social media influencers they like. Israel is losing the propaganda war and will continue to lose with every Palestinian kid they kill and every Palestinian home they demolish
Former Secretary of Defense and new Secretary of ‘War’ Pete Hegseth lays down new suffocating ‘rules’ on reporters covering his agency
The same label has made Morrissey public enemy number one for an industry that reacts to honesty, authenticity and integrity in music like a vampire reacts to sunlight.
The Pentagon has rolled out stringent new restrictions on reporters covering the Defense Department, demanding they sign a pledge to refrain from obtaining or publishing any information—even unclassified material—without explicit government approval