The truth will out.
by Paul Craig Roberts via Institute for Political Economy From time to time readers ask what it is like trying to communicate with people in an era of mass disinformation. There are a few individual voices, as often as not censored and under attack, against which the TV and print media and the establishment’s Internet sites […]
by Dr. Joseph Mercola STORY AT-A-GLANCE A Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request by TheBlaze shows Health and Human Services spent $1 billion for a media campaign to build public confidence in, and uptake of, COVID-19 vaccines using mainstream news outlets News outlets that did respond to TheBlaze assured them the editorial staff are not […]
by Dr. Joseph Mercola STORY AT-A-GLANCE In a single tweet March 9, 2022, DuckDuckGo destroyed its brand based on private searches returning unbiased results when the CEO said they were “rolling out search updates that down-rank sites associated with Russian disinformation” If you were unfamiliar with DuckDuckGo, then the move to censorship would not sound […]
by Ryan McMaken via Mises.org There is an active, influential, and well-paid minority of pundits and politicians in America who apparently believe that escalating conflict between nuclear powers—and even nuclear war itself—is not really that big a deal. These, of course, are the sorts of people who fancy themselves “the adults in the room,” while […]
by Dr. Joseph Mercola STORY-AT-A-GLANCE Mere weeks after my announcement that I was reintroducing my article archives on Substack Library for paid subscribers, the mainstream press started calling on Substack to censor and cull vaccine critics from its platform Recent hit pieces against me have been published by The Washington Post, The Philadelphia Inquirer, The […]
by Dr. Joseph Mercola STORY-AT-A-GLANCE Fact-checking is one part of the campaign to control what you see online, and therefore what you think and how you perceive reality Investigative journalist Sharyl Attkisson explains how virtually everything you see and hear online has been co-opted, or taken over to serve a greater agenda Instead of real […]
by Jeff Thomas via International Man In generations past, information was provided by word of mouth, or through reading, either in a book, a letter or a periodical. It was a slow system, but it did have an advantage: information came in one item at a time, and people had an opportunity to chew on […]