It’s about controlling information offline and online By Alex Christoforou | The Duran | September 19, 2017 Google is learning from its mistakes. Not being able to place Hillary Clinton in office, the search monopoly has decided that online influence over what Americans think, say, and do is not enough to guarantee the right woman […]
By Yves Engler · August 25, 2017 Why is the Trudeau government supporting Africa’s most ruthless dictator? After amending the constitution to be able to run indefinitely Paul Kagame recently won 98.63 per cent of votes in Rwanda’s presidential election. In response, Canada’s High Commissioner Sara Hradecky tweeted “Congratulations to Rwandans for voting in peaceful presidential election” and […]
By Robert Parry | Consortium News | July 28, 2017 It seems that The New York Times can’t let a good lie lie. Even after being pushed into running an embarrassing correction retracting its false claim that there was a consensus of all 17 U.S. intelligence agencies that Russia hacked Democratic emails and made them […]
We'll look at the mess the Trump Regime has made of infrastructure in a moment. First though, I want to highlight one crucial part of that in my part of the country. The Republican-led Congress and the Trump Regime are screwing with California, Oregon and Washington over the earthquake early warning system-- enough time for people to take cover or pull their cars over-- the federal government was committed to, something NPR highlighted this week.
By Kathryn Shihadah | If Americans Knew | July 16, 2017 The United Nations has often provided valuable reports on the situation in the Palestinian Occupied Territories (although in at least one case the UN removed such a report following pressure from Israel and the United States – see this, this, and this). The UN’s […]
(ANTIMEDIA) — In the early morning hours of July 4th, 2017, NPR’s Morning Edition aired its 29th annual reading of the Declaration of Independence by hosts, reporters, newscasters, and commentators.
By Thomas S. Harrington | CounterPunch | June 12, 2017 I just can’t believe what happened in the British elections. I can’t get over the fact that that when a politician with real convictions honed over 40 years of political life—generous and forward-looking convictions rooted in an understanding of how social progress for the many […]
As if we needed another reason to want the legacy media to die screaming all alone in an ill-reputed nursing home, National Public Radio has just added one more to the planet-sized pile.
With the entire “Russia interfered in US democracy” story collapsing, Jimmy Dore reminds us which country is the undisputed champion in election meddling.
The Carnegie Mellon University study does NOT even include coups and attempts at regime change.
