Ed Snowden: AI Big Data Dystopia

NY Times Selling Naziism to Amerika

NY Times “reporters” ask Ukrainian Nazis to hide their Nazi patches for photographs. That is pure propaganda.

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Journalists Are Asking Ukrainian Soldiers To Hide Their Nazi Patches, NYT Admits

Fauci vs. Fauci

Fauci vs. Fauci:
A compilation of countless lies and contradictions on Gain of Function, Lab Leak Theory, Masks, Lockdowns, Vaccine Side Effects and Masks. pic.twitter.com/6X0x0toYxQ

— TexasLindsay™ (@TexasLindsay_) March 15, 2023

A Compilation of Lies & Contradictions

The Sorry State of Stand-Up in America

WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE BRAVE AS A COMEDIAN IN TODAY’S WORLD?

Musical Wednesday

NBC Admits NAZIS fighting for Ukraine with NATO weapons

UK Intel Now Attacks and Detains Journalists

This may be relevant:

Paul Mason’s covert intelligence-linked plot to destroy The Grayzone exposed

CBC Whistleblower: Widespread Wuhan Lab Leak Cover-Up From Beginning

“There was no ‘news;’ there was only propaganda.”

This is one of the most explosive investigations of criminality in the media that I have ever seen. Propaganda is our enemy, and he gets it. Now, anyway. I’ve been talking about it since the 80s…

Corporate Totalitarianism Comes to Nazi Ukraine #VISA #GOOGLE

Report your neighbors to the government with the app!

The USAID-sponsored, Visa and Google assisted Diaa app not only forces Ukrainian into a digital ID panopticon, it encourages them to snitch on fellow citizens, reporting them as Russian collaborators so they can be arrested and disappeared. pic.twitter.com/wghBL4gEVu

— Max Blumenthal (@MaxBlumenthal) May 23, 2023

Russia issues arrest warrant for Sen. Lindsey Graham

International Law and Its Shenanigans

Russia issues arrest warrant for Sen. Lindsey Graham over Ukraine comments

In an edited video of the Friday meeting, which was released by Zelenskiy’s office, Graham had said that “the Russians are dying” and described the American military assistance to Ukraine as “the best money we’ve ever spent.”

MORE, FROM 2016:

NED Confronts Gray Zone Over Being a CIA Regime Change Org

The Grayzone debates National Endowment for Democracy VP on group’s CIA ties

“I’m aware of those old quotes.”

Meaning: She started off by directly lying.

“It’s not in their interest to tell you the truth.”

Bob Roberts, thirty years later, remains the most poignant, hard-hitting American political film of all time.

“And they complain and complain and complain and complain and complain.”
–Bob

Bob Roberts is one of the most hard-hitting, smart, and funny political satires ever produced in the U.S. This is a “mockumentary” supposedly produced by a British team assigned to cover the senatorial campaign of Bob Roberts.

Roberts (Tim Robbins) is running to be senator of Pennsylvania, and he is up against Gore Vidal’s incumbent character, a tired, worn-out pragmatist.

As a mockumentary, everything plays as in real time, and the camera runs on, much as This Is Spinal Tap purported to do previously.

The “crypto-fascist clown” Roberts is also on a folk-music tour for the entire film. He has combined reactionary-right “folk” music, his stock trading operation, and his political campaign into one tsunami of entertainment and political intrigue.

Tim Robbins, we find out, can actually sing as Roberts twists around Bob Dylan type protest songs into mangled anthems of nationalism and greed. The lyrics are “Let the Eagle Soar” button-pushers. One could imagine Ashcroft and Condi Rice belting out a few of Roberts’ fictional songs, if the real world crypto-fascist clowns were unaware of the authorship.

Even the media’s ownership is fair game, something hardly ever seen in this country. The “Saturday Night Live” type variety show is called out. John Cusack, the “host,” and one of the show’s producers rebel against “corporate” and their accommodation of Roberts on the eve of the election.

This is a high-stakes battle, seemingly for the soul of America. Roberts is the new breed of yuppie corporate authoritarians, and his ruthless immorality seeks to sweep away the old more liberal status quo.

Characters represent Iran/Contra styled insiders. Alan Rickman plays an Oliver North type covert law-breaker. He’s on Roberts’ staff.

Bugs Raplin, played flawlessly by Giancarlo Esposito, is Roberts’ nemesis. A radical journalist in search of the truth is the enemy of the crypto-fascist. It’s all so well done I can’t recommend this film highly enough. Funny and yet terrifying because as far as it goes out on a limb, it’s probably still not far enough.