Ed note:
Here’s a former CBC reporter’s insight into how the mainstream media unwittingly helped Donald Trump get elected …
By Byron Christopher
PSR Contributor
Thursday November 17th, 2016
Six Percent Credibility??
That’s right. Six percent. According to a survey by the American Press Institute, in cooperation with the Associated Press, a mere six percent of Americans trust the mainstream/corporate media.
Look at it this way: That’s a stunning 94 percent rejection of the MSM. I’m tempted to say that some pedophiles might have more credibility.
That’s the bad news. The good news is that — according to a Gallup poll — only two-thirds of Americans do not have a great deal of trust in mass media. By the way, those are all-time low numbers.
That Americans have little trust in the mainstream/corporate media became clear when Republican Donald Trump defeated Democrat Hillary Clinton for the presidency — a defeat many media outlets described as “surprising” and “unexpected.”
For the liberals, I suppose it was.
It was only surprising and unexpected because many mainstream reporters, editors and publishers were living in a bubble. Had they been in the real world — and in touch with commonfolk Americans — they would’ve discovered that the flamboyant billionaire had more than a fighting chance of becoming their next leader.
It’s clear that not everyone bought into the lie of what the pollsters were telling us. Remember the advance polls that gave Hillary Clinton a supposedly insurmountable lead … and the exit polls that showed her well ahead of Trump? Hmmm.
There’s a report that Clinton campaign workers in New York were already sipping champagne before the first results came in. They had two reasons to celebrate early: opinion polls and the non-stop demonization of Donald Trump in the media.
You can bet a $6.95 latte that on election night there was an air of giddiness in many newsrooms across North America. It was supposed to be a slam dunk for Clinton. “Atta-girl, Hillary! … first U.S. female president!” But when the results started to appear on television, so did the long faces of the program hosts. “How could this have happened?” they asked. Others said, “We have to change the system … and Trump should be impeached!”
How about this question instead: “Isn’t it time some journalists got out of the business?”
See above banner [Donald Trump’s Republican bid pose …] Perhaps a better question would have been: should the mainstream and corporate media be taken seriously?
AMERICANS ARE FED UP
Americans who voted for Donald Trump were not only fed up with the news media but with the corruption and lies of the career politicians. The electorate wanted someone who wasn’t a politician.
Enter Donald Trump.
From the time the businessman jumped into the race for the leadership of the Republican party, right up to election night, few gave him a chance.
Trump proved everyone wrong when he captured the Republican nomination. That should have been a lesson for the mainstream media, but apparently it wasn’t. Trump then proved them wrong again by winning the Presidency.
[Courtesy of Ramireztoons]
Fingers crossed that Donald Trump continues to prove ’em wrong — and that the man makes good on his promises to “make America great again.”
Donald Trump feels that Hilliary Clinton should be behind bars for breaking the law. If she’s guilty [as judged not by Trump but by the American judicial system], she should be jailed. Duh. And if she is guilty, it would do the country good to see her eat prison food. But if she’s guilty and given a pardon, Americans are back to having zero confidence in government.
No one likes cheap talk.
WE’LL MISS YA
Let’s hope reporters stop asking movie stars and other “celebrities” for advice and insight, unless it’s about divorce or substance abuse. Just because someone has acted in a make-believe movie doesn’t give them insight into how to run a country.
And for those famous stars who threatened to leave the United States if Donald Trump was elected … let’s see if they’ll now become famous for walking the talk. Like I say, no one likes cheap talk.
Here’s a sampling of those who vowed to leave the United States if Trump became President. Thanks in large part to them, President-elect Trump became the subject of global mockery and scorn. Remember these celebrities: Neve Campbell, Bryan Cranston, Miley Cyrus, Lena Dunham, Chelsea Handler, Samuel L. Jackson, Keegan-Michael Key, Amy Schumer, Barbara Streisand, Cher, Ne Yo, Jon Stewart, Eddie Griffin, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Whoopi Goldberg, Omari Hardwick, Raven-Symone, Spike Lee, Chloë Sevigny, George Lopez and Amber Rose.
Here’s an assignment for the mainstream media: find out those who are leaving the U.S. — and those who are eating crow. The celebrities with real conviction will leave but the fakes will stay.
In any case, some powerful, eye-opening follow-up stories await the news media. There’s enough material to keep the tabloids busy for the next few years.
My read on mainstream media coverage of the U.S. election was that it was biased against Trump. Dissappointing, but hardly surprising. Just an aside here, I am a national award-winning radio and newspaper reporter who spent most of his career in the taxpayer funded, so-called left-leaning, mainstream media. I’m not what one would call a right-winger.
I won’t go on with a long list of examples of biased coverage, but this one was telling: towards the end of the election campaign, thousands of supporters showed up for a Trump rally in Florida … while Clinton’s running mate, at a rally in the same state, had only 30 people or so — and that included reporters. That was a news story. The alarm bells should have gone off but the mainstream media kept all that quiet because it was bad news for the candidate who had aspirations of becoming the first female president of the United States.
The coverage became so one-sided that Trump often made references to it during his election speeches. The upstart Trump had nailed it. If it wasn’t for social media and for people who didn’t trust the mainstream media, Trump’s point of view might never have been heard.
TRUMP QUOTES
Did Trump ever say he was against immigration? … or did he say he was against ILLEGAL immigration? There’s a big difference. As for the screening of Muslim immigrants into the United States, why wouldn’t that happen after the violence-prone, failed assimilation of Muslim immigrants in France, Sweden, Netherlands, etc where Sharia law now holds court in parts of the land?
The body count is climbing and why shouldn’t Americans be concerned?
Sharia law is a throw-back to the Middle Ages — just as, let’s be fair here, are passages from the Old Testament. One would have to be smoking a lot of pot to think God would give a thumbs-up to sadistic, barbaric acts.
When Trump talked about law and order he was called a racist. Those who supported him were also labelled racists.
I found it odd that if I posted pro-Hillary information on Facebook, there was no objection. But if I posted stuff that was pro-Trump, I was criticized. It’s strange that in a democracy, civil people suddenly became narrow-minded and abusive with comments like “give your head a shake” … all because someone had a different point of view.
Then there’s the porn star who said Donald Trump offered her $10,000 to have sex with him. The porn star said she was offended. Trump said it never happened. But get this: a woman who makes her living screwing on camera is offended with an offer of sex? Give me a break.
‘A BILLIONAIRE ROBIN HOOD’
“Underestimate him at your peril,” warned Piers Morgan, the British TV show host, on June 17, 2015.
In a recent opinion piece for Mail Online, Morgan wrote about his reflections of more than a year ago: “[Trump] has a big popular appeal away from the snobby halls of Washington and New York’s media elite. Regular Americans love the guy; he’s a fierce patriot, gutsy, and bursting with ‘can-do’ confidence. He doesn’t pretend to be something he isn’t. He’s big, bold, bombastic, loud, dynamic, compelling and a polarizing character who craves and commands attention … and who will electrify the tediously long U.S. election process with the same fearless aggression he goes after those who cross him in business or on Twitter.”
Morgan put it right out there: “[Trump] challenged all political convention and every single facet of the establishment. He took on his 17 Republican rivals, the Democrats, the print and TV media, Washington and Wall Street elites, and sneering foreign leaders.”
[I might add that Donald Trump also had to defeat the ‘Never Trump Movement’ within his own party.]
Back to Morgan: “[Trump was] astonishingly effective in rallying support from the tens of millions of working-class Americans struggling to make ends meet, many of whom can’t even afford a train ticket to taste the rich and privileged air on the East and West coasts.”
Trump was their billionaire Robin Hood. — Piers Morgan
“The key issues in this campaign,” Morgan writes, “were not climate change, legalising marijuana or gay marriage. They were the economy, jobs, immigration, and terrorism.”
“[Trump] also positioned himself against the corrupt, self-interested, lobby group-infested political system that these same Americans feel strongly has enriched itself at their expense.”
“Hillary Clinton,” according to Morgan, “perfectly personified that system; a career politician who has repeatedly fleeced her positions of power to make millions of dollars for herself and her husband, and who carried with her a permanent smug sense of entitlement to be America’s first female president. Hillary herself dripped with haught, superior arrogance, referring to Trump’s supporters as a ‘basket of deplorables.’
“In the most obscene illustration of revoltingly elitist back-slapping, Madonna even publicly promised to give oral sex to everyone who voted for Hillary.”
POLITICAL CORRECTNESS GONE MAD
Political correctness has gotten out of hand, but that also helped Donald Trump. I believe voters saw through the charade and said ‘screw you’ to not only political correctness, but career politicians, investment bankers, the elite, and the mainstream media.
I hope to God that President Trump never describes a convicted criminal as the loving son he wished he had after the punk is sent to a Better Place by police gunfire, and his buddies take the opportunity to riot and loot with impunity to “protest” the hood’s death. Rioting protestors my ass. These are law-breaking thieves and goons.
Many a $60.00 pair of running shoes from a looted shop went for $60.00 off. Expensive work boots were left behind.
In three decades of reporting I’ve found that the “liberal” media, more than any, tends to want to tell people what’s best for them — especially when it comes to political correctness.
A BLOW FOR THE ELITES
It didn’t bother me one bit that Donald Trump stuck it to the ruling elite, the same outfit that controls mainstream and corporate media in the U.S. Good for him. We’re living in La-La Land if we think that those who control the purse strings of media outlets — whether it be private or public media — have no influence in what’s being put out there.
Same goes for government-funded radio and television stations. Do people really think any government is going to pour billions of dollars into a news organization just to “unite the people?” Think: protect the Status Quo.
More than 90 percent of mainstream media in the United States is owned by a handful of companies. There’s even more sleaze in Canada. Here, some big media companies are run by families where to be in the top managerial positions, one must pass a unique test — a DNA test. “Thanks for the job, daddy.” “That’s fine, son. I knew you had it in you.”
These media companies have a lot of money and a lot of power. That means influence. The issue isn’t ownership nor money, it’s control of the message.
The job of the media is to report the news, not manufacture it. Put another way, it’s not the job of the media to slant news to influence public opinion. But it happens, folks, and it probably happens more than we realize. Both left-leaning and right-leaning news organizations are guilty of this. Let’s keep in mind that it’s the job of governments and advertising agencies, not newsrooms, to influence public opinion.
FOX News — considered by some to be “very right wing” — came out of the election looking better than their opponents because they did a better job of reading the pulse of Americans. I’m sure that will be reflected in the TV ratings.
The Los Angeles Times also did a remarkable job of calling the election results. The same can’t be said for other big news organizations.
The publisher of The New York Times issued a public apology for his paper’s supposed biased coverage, pleading with readers not to cancel their subscriptions. Actually, that’s exactly what readers should do — kick them to the curb. Money talks. Give ’em a strong, clear message: We don’t trust you, and we don’t want you around unless your coverage is balanced, fair, accurate and complete.
IN CONCLUSION …
As for those violent protests throughout the United States following Trump’s win … question: did Republican supporters go nuts and behave like that when Barack Obama of the Democrats was elected president? Don’t think they did. If I recall, the Republicans behaved with class.
Another question: are these violent demonstrations purely spontaneous … or is someone FUNDING them? Could it be that powerful economic elites who supported Hilliary Clinton are paying people to protest and providing them with placards?
It wouldn’t be hard for reporters to ask rioters if they’re part of the 50 percent who voted. The mainstream media should be asking the tough questions and not only reporting on who’s behind the demos, but leading with the story. Meanwhile, the social media is having a field day with this one.
If Washington is serious about fighting terrrorism, here’s a suggestion: Investigate those ‘uncontrolled disturbances’ and if there’s evidence of anyone having incited a riot, lay charges. And if there’s enough evidence, convict and send the sleazebags off to prison.
Same for the crooked investment bankers on Wall Street — the ‘too big to jail’ people. Let’s hope the new presidency in the U.S. does what Iceland did to its rogue bankers: take away their million-dollar homes, suits and cocktail parties and give them prison uniforms, handcuffs and behind-glass visits with relatives.
“The more the privileged elite sucked up to Clinton, notes Piers Morgan, the more determined it made Mr. and Mrs. Ordinary American to trigger Millennial Armageddon.”
He’s right. Monica Lewinsky wasn’t the only one dropping to her knees. She had plenty of company.
Original Story HERE
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton walk in to a bar
Donald leans over, and with a smile on his face, says,
“The media is really tearing you apart for that Scandal.”
Hillary: “You mean my lying about Benghazi?”
Trump: “No, the other one.”
Hillary: “You mean the massive voter fraud?”
Trump: “No, the other one.”
Hillary: “You mean the military not getting their votes counted?”
Trump: “No, the other one.”
Hillary: “Using my secret private server with classified material to hide my Activities?”
Trump: “No, the other one.”
Hillary: “The NSA monitoring our phone calls, emails and everything else?”
Trump: “No, the other one.”
Hillary: “Using the Clinton Foundation as a cover for tax evasion, hiring cronies, and taking bribes from foreign countries?”
Trump: “No, the other one.”
Hillary: “You mean the drones being operated in our own country without the benefit of the law?”
Trump: “No, the other one.”
Hillary: “Giving 123 Technologies $300 Million, and right afterward it declared bankruptcy and was sold to the Chinese?”
Trump: “No, the other one.”
Hillary: “You mean arming the Muslim Brotherhood and hiring them in the White House?”
Trump: “No, the other one.”
Hillary: “Whitewater, Watergate committee, Vince Foster, commodity Deals?”
Trump: “No the other one:”
Hillary: “Turning Libya into chaos?”
Trump: “No the other one:”
Hillary: “Being the mastermind of the so-called Arab Spring that only brought chaos, death and destruction to the Middle East and North Africa?”
Trump: “No the other one:”
Hillary: “Leaving four Americans to die in Benghazi?”
Trump: “No the other one:”
Hillary: “Trashing Mubarak, one of our few Muslim friends?”
Trump: “No the other one:”
Hillary: “The funding and arming of terrorists in Syria, the destruction and destabilization of that nation, giving the order to our lapdogs in Turkey and Saudi Arabia to give sarin gas to the “moderate” terrorists in Syria that they eventually used on civilians, and framed Assad, and had it not been for the Russians and Putin, we would have used that as a pretext to invade Syria, put a puppet in power, steal their natural resources, and leave that country in total chaos, just like we did with Libya?
Trump: “No the other one:”
Hillary: “The creation of the biggest refugees crisis since WWII?”
Trump: “No the other one:”
Hillary: “Leaving Iraq in chaos?”
Trump: “No, the other one:”
Hillary: “The DOJ spying on the press?”
Trump: “No, the other one:”
Hillary: “You mean HHS Secretary Sibelius shaking down health insurance Executives?”
Trump: “No, the other one:”
Hillary: “Giving our cronies in SOLYNDRA $500 MILLION DOLLARS and 3 months later they declared bankruptcy and then the Chinese bought it?”
Trump: “No, the other one:”
Hillary: “The NSA monitoring citizens?”
Trump: “No, the other one:”
Hillary: “The State Department interfering with an Inspector General Investigation on departmental sexual misconduct?”
Trump: “No, the other one:”
Hillary: “Me, The IRS, Clapper and Holder all lying to Congress?”
Trump: “No, the other one:”
Hillary: “Threats to all of Bill’s former mistresses to keep them quiet?”
Trump: “No, the other one:”
Hillary: “You mean the INSIDER TRADING of the Tyson chicken deal I did where I invested $1,000 and the next year I got $100,000?”
Trump: “No, the other one:”
Hillary: “You mean when Bill met with Attorney General, Loretta Lynch, just before my hearing with the FBI to cut a deal?”
Trump: “No, the other one:”
Hillary: “You mean the one where my IT guy at Platte River Networks asked Reddit for help to alter emails?”
Trump: “No, the other one.”
Hillary: “You mean where the former Haitian Senate President accused me and my foundation of asking him for bribes?”
Trump: “No, the other one:”
Hillary: “You mean that old video of me laughing as I explain how I got the charges against that child rapist dropped by blaming the young girl for liking older men and fantasising about them. Even though I knew the guy was guilty?
Trump: “No, the other one:”
Hillary: “You mean that video of me coughing up a giant green lunger into my drinking glass then drinking it back down?”
Trump: “No, the other one:”
Hillary: “You mean that video of me passing out on the curb and losing my shoe?”
Trump: “No, the other one:”
Hillary: “You mean when I robbed Bernie Sanders of the Democratic Party Nomination by having the DNC rig the nomination process so that I would win?”
Trump: “No, the other one:”
Hillary: “You mean how so many people that oppose me have died in mysterious ways?”
Trump: “No, the other one:”
Hillary: “Travel Gate? When seven employees of the White House Travel Office were fired so that friends of Bill and mine could take over the travel business? And when I lied under oath during the investigation by the FBI, the Department of Justice, the White House itself, the General Accounting Office, the House Government Reform and Oversight Committee, and the Whitewater Independent Counsel?”
Trump: “No, the other one:”
Hillary: “The scandal where (while I was Secretary if State) the State Department signed off on a deal to sell 20% of the USA’s uranium to a Canadian corporation that the Russians bought, netting a $145 million donation from Russia to the Clinton Foundation and a $500,000 speaking gig for Bill from the Russian Investment Bank that set up the corporate buyout? That scandal?”
Trump: “No, the other one.”
Hillary: “That time I lied when I said I was under sniper fire when I got off the plane in Bosnia?”
Trump: “No, the other one:”
Hillary: “That time when after I became the First Lady, I improperly requested a bunch of FBI files so I could look for blackmail material on government insiders?”
Trump: “No, the other one:”
Hillary: “That time when Bill nominated Zoe Baird as Attorney General, even though we knew she hired illegal immigrants and didn’t pay payroll taxes on them?”
Trump: “No, the other one:”
Hillary: “When I got Nigeria exempted from foreign aid transparency guidelines despite evidence of corruption because they gave Bill $700,000 in speaking fees?”
Trump: “No, the other one:”
Hillary: “That time in 2009 when Honduran military forces allied with rightist lawmakers ousted democratically elected President Manuel Zelaya, and I as then-Secretary of State sided with the armed forces and fought global pressure to reinstate him?”
Trump: “No, the other one:”
Hillary: “I give up! … Oh wait, I think I’ve got it! When I stole the White House furniture and silverware when Bill left Office?”
Trump: “THAT’S IT, THAT ONE”
Hillary: “I thought I’d got away with that one dammit !!!”.
An excellent read, Byron. I commend you for your courage in bringing this forth. There is no doubt in my mind, corporate media was under a directive to attack, ruin and discredit Trump from the get go. The sad reality is that includes the corporates in Canada too! I also thank Sandra for her timely extended and well documented account of the crimes of Crooked Hillary, something media to the most part, were well aware of, yet never brought it up. The media is also crooked. What a shame!
Generally a well-argued essay. But a couple of things stand out …
“Sharia law is a throw-back to the Middle Ages — just as, let’s be fair here, are passages from the Old Testament. One would have to be smoking a lot of pot to think God would give a thumbs-up to sadistic, barbaric acts.”
Except those who call themselves ” born again”, and who are now HUGELY in ascendant, absolutely think God would give such a thumbs up. They unapologeticly proclaim EVERYTHING in the Bible is the literal word of God.
“Americans who voted for Donald Trump were not only fed up with the news media but with the corruption and lies of the career politicians. The electorate wanted someone who wasn’t a politician.”
Other than every Jim Crow good ole boy Republican in the land. (Strom Thurmond was a Washington insider from 1954 to 2003; and Jesse Helms was no slouch either at 5 terms as senator for a total of 35 years. Both Republicans.)
Just sayin’.
PS — I also loved Sandra’s joke.
“The Truth in Humour” I think Mike should start doing some investigating into the Clinton Corruption, which continues…. the body count is now around 50. And now this one.
After Election, the Woman Investigating Clinton Foundation Crimes, FOUND DEAD!
http://www.thepoliticalinsider.com/election-woman-investigating-clinton-foundation-crimes-found-dead/
Documented Clinton body count link
https://www.truthorfiction.com/clintonfriends/
Something else to note: Jim Crow was actually created and supported by the Democrats.
@ Kelly … I’m no apologist for Hillary Clinton. At all. In fact I maintained and still do that the U-S was ready for a woman president. But not THAT woman!
@ Vancouver TVGuy … point taken. But may I suggest that the Republican Party of today is not the party of Abe Lincoln.
“But may I suggest that the Republican Party of today is not the party of Abe Lincoln.”
So are you buying into the Democrats’ historical revisionist claim that they and the Republicans somehow magically “switched sides” overnight back in 1964? Look up “The Democrat Race Lie” and “The Dixiecrat Myth”, both of which expose the Democrats’ claims for the lie it is.
Major media crash: they need a scapegoat
by Jon Rappoport
November 20, 2016
They kept telling the American people Hillary Clinton was going to win the election; and in every way they could think of, they told the American people this was a good idea.
Then, on election night, they, the media, crashed. The results came in. The media went into deep shock.
As protests and riots then spread across America, the media neglected to mention a) they’d been bashing Trump because he said he might not accept the outcome of the vote, and b) here were large numbers of people on the Democrat side who weren’t accepting the outcome of the vote.
A new campaign had to be launched.
Suddenly, on cue, it was: Hillary Clinton lost because “fake news” about her had been spread around during the campaign. Fake news sites. That was the reason. These “fake sites” had to be punished. Somehow. They had to be defamed. Blocked. Censored.
Here is an excerpt from a list of “fake news” sites suggested by one professor. The list is circulating widely on the Web: Project Veritas; Infowars; Breitbart; Coast To Coast AM; Natural News; Zero Hedge; The Daily Sheeple; Activist Post; 21st Century Wire.
Free speech? Bill of Rights? Never heard of it.
Obama put in his two cents: “Because in an age where there’s so much active misinformation and it’s packaged very well and it looks the same when you see it on a Facebook page or you turn on your television…If everything seems to be the same and no distinctions are made, then we won’t know what to protect.” Excuse me. “We won’t know what to protect?” Meaning what to favor, what to promote, what to lie about? Meaning only some speech is free?
Obama is way, way behind the curve. Thousands of websites and blogs have been exposing major media as fake for years. If Google, Facebook, and Twitter keep expanding their censorship of “disfavored messages,” they’re going to pay a price. More and more users will go elsewhere.The facade of the major media is getting thinner. You can see a glow of rage and resentment behind it. They’re desperately looking for revenge on the millions and millions of people who are deserting them and laughing at them.
They presumed too much. They presumed they had us in the palm of their hand. We were their property. We were transfixed by their authority. All that is going away. Bye, bye.
The big shift is accelerating. Independent media are in the ascendance. Understand that. Recognize it. The impossible is happening. Fake news sites? Please. The major media are the biggest fakes the world has ever seen. Their anchors and star reporters are bloviating cranks. They’re dinner-theater actors.
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Major media news for America is still basically manufactured in New York and Washington—plus occasional outbursts from Hollywood creatures who bemoan the decline of inclusive liberalism, as they expand their gun-toting security staffs and dig deeper bunkers. The New York-Washington axis exists in a self-serving bubble, which has now taken serious punctures. The delusional attacks against “fake sites” underlines how out of touch these elites are with the rest of the country.
Independent media outlets are winning. They won’t be stopped.
When the people who now head the tech giants were growing up, they were heralding the Internet as a new era of free information-exchange. But now that they find themselves working with the government in the Surveillance State, they’re fronting for censorship. In fact, they’re showing they were never for freedom. That was a pose all along. They were, from the beginning, agents of repression. They can try to stop independent media now, but they will fail.
Fake web sites? What about fake companies? What about Google, Facebook, Twitter? Behind their happy-happy messages, they were built to propagandize, profile, and control.
Understand this: major media have a rock-bottom article of faith. It is: “We own the news.”
They can’t give it up. They’ll never give it up. It fuels everything they do. It’s the substance and core of their attitude. As their ship goes down below the waves, they’ll be chanting it. “We own the news.”
But they don’t. In truth, they never did. For a time, they managed to sell that delusion to the people. That time is drawing to a close.
The elite political class and their media minions fear more than independent news countering their own news. For obvious reasons, every civilization down through history has had its own monopolistic media, its central “broadcasting system.” Its controlled outlet. But now, The One has become Many.
That is the threat. The rapid proliferation of The Many is an unpredictable X-factor. The population is waking up to decentralized media. Instead of the hypnotic attachment to one basic information source—the habit of a lifetime—the public is learning to handle multiple sources. Therefore, the hypnotic spell is being broken and dissolved.
This is the basic problem for the elites. How can they reinstate the trance? By trying to censor the Internet? By creating a sudden war or other disaster, briefly “unifying” the country? These are not permanent solutions, particularly since more and more people understand such maneuvers and their true aims.
Awake is awake. Putting the genie back in the bottle—particularly when major media denizens aren’t very bright, as evidenced by their latest “fake news” scam—is on the order of trying to perform a piece of stage magic after the audience has already learned how it’s done.
Of course, the media clowns will try. And in the process, they’ll further expose themselves and actually assist in the awakening.
Boom.
Stop begging corporate media to reform. It has absolutely no intention or desire to be accurate. It’s just a bunch of propagandists, that is their job. There are precious few actual journalists working for corporate media.
Our intelligence agencies and multinational corporations entirely own the corporate media. They exist solely to produce propaganda for them.