It’s impossible to avoid the news of death and destruction lately. When the Hamas attack happened, within minutes, everyone had a hot take on the carnage in the Middle East, even as we face unprecedented levels of fake news and propaganda about it. If I learned anything from having lived through the period of the US invasion of Iraq and 9/11 and Afghanistan events, it’s that nothing is as it seems or is presented to us via the media at the time. It would be naive to think it’s any different now. Yet, how do we know which news items are exaggerated, propaganda, or outright fake? We can’t and don’t. It’s crazy-making—if you weren’t already questioning your sanity. Speaking of which…
For over a year, I followed the work of Caitlin Johnstone, an independent Australian journalist. She sees through the matrix and reports on the lies that form the basis for our modern society. With blog posts titled, “We are ruled by Sociopaths and Morons” “Queen Warmonger Hilla…
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