Tag: Journalism
Who Will Tell the Truth About the So-Called ‘Free Press’?
The US corporate media dangerously accuse alternative sources of propagating “fake news” to maintain their own dominance as purveyors of misinformation.
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The End of Accountable Government Is Close at Hand
Wikileaks is by far the best news organization of our time. To bring it to heel, Washington has persecuted Wikileaks’ founder, Julian Assange, for years.
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When the Journalists Ganged Up on Assange They Ganged Up on Themselves
Without free speech there is tyranny, and the road to tyranny is the road the United States and its Western vassals are on.
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The Lies That Form Our Consciousness and False Historical Awareness
What living and learning has taught me is that history tends to always be falsified, and historians who insist on the truth suffer for it.
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Washington Has Destroyed Western Liberty: The Era of Tyranny Has Begun
The entire Western world is adopting Washington’s approach to Assange and criminalizing the practice of journalism to protect governments’ criminality.
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The Fake Charge Against Julian Assange Proves That the US Government Has No Integrity
Julian Assange is being framed on a false charge because the US government in order to protect its own criminality is moving to destroy the First Amendment.
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Julian Assange: Criminal or Benefactor?
We need to affirm WikiLeaks and whistleblowing as part of the legitimate architecture of constitutional democracy in the digital age.
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When Truth-Tellers Must Hide, Societies Collapse
Nashenas, an Afghan who had to hide his identity to exercise his freedom of speech, exemplifies the dangerous trend toward squelching free speech.
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10 Reasons Assange Should Walk Free
Exposing war crimes is not a crime, and other reasons why Julian Assange should be freed.
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The Age of Injustice
Julian Assange’s conviction will make it impossible for media to report leaked information that is unfavorable to the government.
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Revenge Is Mine Saith Washington
Washington intends to crucify Julian Assange for the embarrassment and payoff expense WikiLeaks has caused the criminal government in Washington.
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Presstitutes Abandon Journalism For Political Activism
The presstitutes are only upset about Sessions being fired because his recusal from the Russiagate investigation enabled Mueller to go beyond his mandate.
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The World According to Seymour Hersh
Hersh’s book, like previous work, names names. But this time they’re the names of editors and reporters whose journalism reflects their twisted priorities.
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The End of Nominal Democracy in Cambodia
The CPP’s bullying of the press has set Cambodian democracy back decades and cemented the party as the dominant force of Cambodian politics.
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Saudi Arabia Has Handed the Emir of Qatar an Opportunity to Redirect History
What if the Emir of Qatar expelled US military forces from his country’s soil?
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Journalism, History and War: Sit, Type and Bleed
Journalism is still failing to break the old paradigm that focuses on the governments and business elites rather than the people.
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A People’s Historian: Ramzy Baroud on Journalism and History and Why ‘Palestinians Already Have a Voice’
Palestinian-American historian, journalist and author Dr. Ramzy Baroud speaks on why Palestinian history has to be urgently retold.
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Where Is The Left-Wing When A Country Needs One?
If a country ever needed a real left-wing, the US surely does. But there is not one.
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Navigating War: Has the War in Syria also Destroyed Journalism?
In Syria, as elsewhere, the ‘truth’ is not shaped by facts or moral principles, but by opinions based on blind allegiances.
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Would the State Department Also Disrespect a BBC Reporter Because It’s State-Owned?
Hypocrite State Department spokesman John Kirby disrespected a journalist who asked a serious and pointed question simply because she works for RT.
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