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• : Bleeding conservatives dry

  The new conservative media is about selling a screaming adrenaline rush so cathartic that you need a special pillow afterward to sleep right. It's an expensive pillow, by God, but it's the only one left not infested with "antifa."
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  Engler: Canada and Venezuela

  Despite claims to objectivity and fairness, when it comes to Canadian interference in other countries’ domestic affairs, there’s long been only one side to the story reported in the dominant media
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  Greenwald: CIA Document From WikiLeaks Sheds Critical Light on Today’s U.S. Politics and Wars

  The Agency knew that their best asset for selling their wars was Barack Obama -- the same reason so many in the security state were eager to get rid of Donald Trump
• Hollar: ‘Media Sources in the Democratic Party Tend to Be More Right-Wing’

  Interview on post-election media
• Rone: The discreet charm of social media and the choices we don’t have

  The curious co-existence on Netflix of 'Emily in Paris’ and 'The Social Dilemma’ reveals the choices that are not available to us
• Hamblin: How Trump Sold Failure to 70 Million People

  The president convinced many voters that his response to the pandemic was not a disaster. The psychology of medical fraud is simple, timeless, and tragic
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  Edwards: Robert Fisk – Death Of A ‘Controversial’ Journalist

  It turns out that the term ‘controversial’ is only applied in corporate media to political writers and leaders deemed ‘controversial’ by elite interests
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  Cook: The UK equalities commission’s Labour antisemitism report is the real ‘political interference’

  Neither Jewish leadership groups such as the Board of Deputies nor the corporate media have an interest in highlighting the embarrassing fact that the commission’s findings exposed their campaign against Corbyn as misinformation
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  Baker: New York Times Feeds Us Pablum on Our Social Problems

  The reason we don’t have this world where the lowest paid workers get $48,000 a year is because of decisions made by our presidents and Congresses. We really don’t need people like Levin trying to hide that fact
• Edwards: Assange and the Empire

  In truth, the case is not about commission of crime at all. It is a cruel, vindictive scam by a shamed empire to punish an honorable and ethical man for having revealed damning truths about its barbaric behavior in brazen, criminal contempt for the laws of peace and war
• Lindorff: It May Not Be Sunny in Philadelphia, But the Town’s Not Burning Either

  Most of the national reporting was more deliberately inflammatory and even frightening, reminiscent of the coverage of the major unrest in Portland, New York and other cities that followed the Floyd killing
• Maass: When We Talk About Fox News, We Need to Talk About the Murdoch Family Too

  Movements of racism and hate are not propelled by visual histrionics alone. They require platforms and they require capital
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  Klikauer: Trump and the Rise of Artificial News

  For years, journalism has been increasingly replaced by the Internet, IT, algorithms, and even AI or artificial intelligence
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  Greenwald: The New York Times Guild Once Again Demands Censorship of Colleagues

  The union demanded “sensitivity readers” for their colleagues. Now they’re angry that a columnist wrote about a major controversy
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  Cohn: Assange Faces Extradition for Exposing US War Crimes

  Three weeks of testimony in Julian Assange’s extradition hearing in London underscored WikiLeaks’s extraordinary revelation of U.S. war crimes in Iraq, Afghanistan and Guantánamo Bay
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  Kolhatkar: Trump Is Waging War on Us—We Ignore It at Our Peril

  The president has made clear that he intends to cling to power at all costs, including the U.S. Constitution and our democracy
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  Ellsberg: On the Assange Extradition and Growing Fascism

  If Assange is found guilty of the charges the U.S. government has laid against him, it means that whistleblowing and the publishing of whistleblowers revelations is dead
• Allsop: Last night was the logical endpoint of debates in America

  “Horrific.” “A total mess.” “An embarrassment.” “A national humiliation.” “An epic moment of national shame.” “Off the rails.” “A pure trainwreck.”
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  Cook: The Guardian’s deceit-riddled new statement betrays both Julian Assange and journalism

  Of course, none of these corporate journalists – only Assange – is being put on trial, revealing clearly that this is a political trial to silence Assange and disable Wikileaks.
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  Edwards: The ‘War Against Us’ – The Battle of Britain And Steve Richards On ‘The Prime Ministers’

  Deeply embedded state-corporate forces relentlessly strive to keep our minds ‘right’ for patriotism, militarism and war, for the idea that ‘we’ are good, civilised while ‘they’ are not