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No Wonder the Washington Post Is Fawning Over the Intelligence Community
The Washington Post has been one of the two main establishment papers in the U.S. for a while. But it’s gotten ridiculously pro-intelligence community in the last couple of years...
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Corporate Media Always Wants More War
Jimmy Dore interviews Norman Solomon on his recent article, “Russiagate: When Progressives Sound Like Demagogues.”
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NYT Finally Retracts Russia-gate Canard
A founding Russia-gate myth is that all 17 U.S. intelligence agencies agreed that Russia hacked into and distributed Democratic emails, a falsehood that The New York Times has belatedly retracted, reports Robert Parry.
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Make No Mistake, We Are Already at War in Syria
Trump’s anti-war promises were just glib campaign rhetoric. By Philip Giraldi.
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Foisting Blame for Cyber-hacking on Russia
Cyber-criminal efforts to hack into U.S. government databases are epidemic, but this ugly reality is now being exploited to foist blame on Russia and fuel the New Cold War hysteria, reports Gareth Porter.
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Fake News on Russia in the New York Times, 1917-2017
It has been amusing watching the New York Times and its fellow mainstream media cohort express their dismay over the rise and spread of “fake news…” By Edward S. Herman.
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Media Mourn End of CIA Killing Syrians and Strengthening Al Qaeda
Media depicted the end to the CIA's Syrian rebel program, which fueled Al Qaeda and ISIS, as a concession to the evil Russian puppet master. By Ben Norton.
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Senate Democrats worry Russia could jeopardize reelection bids
A warning from the Senate Intelligence Committee has vulnerable lawmakers fretting about election security. By Kyle Cheney, Elana Schor, Cory Bennett.
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The attack on “fake news” is really an attack on alternative media
As the author of an article labeled “pro-Russia propaganda,” I can testify that unorthodox views are under attack. By Dave Lindorff.
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Google will ‘de-rank’ RT articles to make them harder to find – Eric Schmidt
Eric Schmidt says that Google will “engineer” specific algorithms to make RT and Sputnik less prominent on the search engine’s news feeds.
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America’s Righteous Russia-gate Censorship
Arriving behind the anti-Trump “resistance” and the Russia-gate “scandal” is a troubling readiness to silence dissent in the U.S., shutting down information that challenges Official Narratives, writes Robert Parry.
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Russiagate, Swine Emperor Trump And Me
After months of carefully explaining my politics every time I wrote about Russiagate, I finally sat down to explain my position in essay form. By Nina Illingworth.
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How Russia-gate Rationalizes Censorship
The Russia-gate hysteria has spread beyond simply a strategy for neutralizing Donald Trump or even removing him from office into an excuse for stifling U.S. dissent that challenges the New Cold War, reports Joe Lauria.
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Why the Deep State Is at War With Trump
If you were a Martian visitor just disembarked from of one of Elon Musk's rocket ships and were therefore uninfected by earth-based fake news, the culprits in Washington's witch-hunt de jure would be damn obvious. By David Stockman.
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Russiagate Is Making Everyone Stupid
The Guardian recently published an amazingly deceitful hit piece on skeptics of the establishment Syria narrative who point to the piles of evidence that the so-called White Helmets are nothing other than a western-backed propaganda firm for the destabilization efforts in Syria. By Caitlin Johnstone.
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Liberal Totalitarianism and the Trump Diversion
It’s ironic, or perhaps just a reflection of the power of propaganda, that it is now just becoming apparent that while the attention of the people was mobilized and directed to fictitious external sources of electoral interference by the Russians, the real culprits working to undermine the limited democracy that does exist were always in the United States and in plain sight. By Ajamu Baraka.
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Tillerson’s Promise of More War in Syria Gets Warm Reception From Corporate Media
Media outlets not only fail to address the violence implicit in Tillerson’s Syria policy, they are treating it as a plan for peace. By Gregory Shupak.
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US Killed Over 100 Pro-Govt Fighters in Syria
Syria complains to UN Security Council over ‘massacre.’ By Jason Ditz.
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How Establishment Propaganda Gaslights Us Into Submission
“Gaslighting” can be an effective tactic to instill confusion and anxiety in people, causing them to doubt their own logical abilities, but it can be countered by remaining confident in our judgments, argues Caitlin Johnstone.
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The 9/11 Hijackers Were Iraqis, Right?
Teaching in a Time of Wars. By Rebecca Gordon.
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