The Five-Letter Word Media Won’t Say
From a failed airline hijacking to riots in France, our inability to name causes and motivations is undermining our ability to respond to reality.
From a failed airline hijacking to riots in France, our inability to name causes and motivations is undermining our ability to respond to reality.
Rain, hail or shine: they’ll blame it all on ‘climate change’.
The next time a Star of David appears alongside one of the oldest antisemitic stereotypes in existence, here is a radical suggestion for the media: Ask a Jew.
Fake news tries to muddy the waters on attempted hijacking.
An absurd BBC article that points to a much larger cultural problem.
Massive and unchecked personal bias on the part of these journalists over the course of decades paved the way for the ongoing cheapening of what once was actually considered a ‘profession.’
The antisemitic left demand abject demonstrations of conformity or else.
Platforming a KKK leader, to try and smear Hanson, is slimy even for the legacy media.
Most people will take this at face value but I have just explained why that is a mistake. And if the reporter understood the difference, it’s an outright misrepresentation.
A press that is trusted less than the government cannot hold the government to account. It can only lecture. People who have already decided you are not straight with them do not take your word on the prime minister.