‘The world is a stage’, the saying goes. Lately, I’ve been more acutely aware of something that had been prodding at my mind for a while: but that I hadn’t quite put my finger on properly. Specifically, the idea that a fake or ‘scripted’ reality is playing out all over the place – and that […]
By Jan Oberg
TFF PressInfo # 421
June 30, 2017
You’re probably an avid consumer of news and reports in one or more daily media – local, national or global. You want to be well-informed and say interesting things when you meet friends and colleagues.
And you certainly don’t want to find out that you’ve been taken for a ride by fake news, half-truths, bias or omissions by media that you trusted because you thought you could.
Project Veritas was able to capture a CNN producer saying exactly what we already knew – the Russian-Trump collusion hack narrative is utter BS with no evidence, and entirely a concocted media fiction. It also was a reaction to the rejection of the climate accords – to further attack a sensible policy of pulling out, by focusing attention on a lie. Chalk this up to the millionth time CNN has been caught faking news.
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