Friday, August 25, 2017

Ridiculizer - Fake News

Originally shared by james owen
https://vid.me/JLHK

08/24-25/2017 Is Media Is Anti-America?

Originally shared by Lioudmila Scarpelli

08/24-25/2017 Is Media Is Anti-America? What Is Their Agenda? Why They Are Sabotage The 45th President of U.S.A.? Why They are Constantly Refuse to Cover President Trump & His Administration of Accomplishments Success of Acts.Bill. Orders & Much More. Is Media Has Mentally Disorders to Understand The Reality of Each Day of American Life??? #Hannity Gave You A Smart Answers on Who Is Who & What Is Situations That Media Try to Creates about Our President & About Us, Americans. Must Watch! Important to Know Facts. #FoxNewsChannel.
https://youtu.be/zLmsgzIbcuk

Saturday, August 19, 2017

How The NDAA Allows US Gov To Use Propaganda Against Americans


http://www.sagaciousnewsnetwork.com/how-the-ndaa-allows-us-gov-to-use-propaganda-against-americans/

A Brief History Of False Flag Attacks: Or Why Government Loves State Sponsored Terror


http://www.sagaciousnewsnetwork.com/a-brief-history-of-false-flag-attacks-or-why-government-loves-state-sponsored-terror/

The Brutal Onslaught Of Bullshit


http://www.sagaciousnewsnetwork.com/the-brutal-onslaught-of-bullshit/

The CFR Controls American News/Media


http://www.sagaciousnewsnetwork.com/the-cfr-controls-american-newsmedia/

Media Literacy Project: What guidelines do journalists follow when making ethical choices?


Media Literacy Project: What guidelines do journalists follow when making ethical choices?

http://www.mankatofreepress.com/opinion/media-literacy-project-what-guidelines-do-journalists-follow-when-making/article_0f09d9d2-8207-11e7-b682-8f9b832b783c.html
http://www.mankatofreepress.com/opinion/media-literacy-project-what-guidelines-do-journalists-follow-when-making/article_0f09d9d2-8207-11e7-b682-8f9b832b783c.html

Thursday, August 17, 2017

Any Day Now


Any Day Now

A Brief History of Fake News

Originally shared by THE RESISTANCE

A Brief History of Fake News
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI0uyqA34Bc&feature=share

CROWDS ON DEMAND WEBSITE

Originally shared by John W

CROWDS ON DEMAND WEBSITE

IS THERE A RIOT COMING NEAR YOU
CHECK OUT THE JOBS IN YOU AREA FOR PROTESTERS
https://crowdsondemand.com/talent/

Newly Unearthed CIA Memo: Media Are The "Principal Villains"

Originally shared by Ortaiηe Ðeviaη

Newly Unearthed CIA Memo: Media Are The "Principal Villains"
zerohedge.com
Aug 2, 2017

A new declassifed CIA report unearthed by the FOIA investigive cooperative MuckRock contains some shocking commentary on how the intelligence community views and interacts with the media. The 1984 series of internal memos, part of the CIA’s recent CREST release (CIA Records Search Tool) of over 900,000 newly declassified documents, were drafted in response to a study on unathorized leaks and disclosures written by legendary CIA officer Eloise Page.

The CIA Inspector General [IG] was tasked by CIA Director Bill Casey to investigate and review CIA vulnerabilities to media scrutiny. One of Eloise Page's suggestions involved CIA and agency friendly individuals gaining influence at universities and journalism schools in order to change and shape curriculum. As MuckRock explains:

The IG passed the task onto someone on his staff, who produced a four page SECRET memo for IG James Taylor, who passed it onto Director Casey. The IG specifically endorsed the proposal for a program where the Agency would intervene with journalism schools, which is discussed further below.
The most startling sections from the CIA memos - all marked "SECRET" - reveal how CIA views the first ammendment and journalistic freedoms: "Absolute power corrupts absolutely, and the power of the media to publish in this country is nearly absolute."

Below are among the most significant sections from the 1984 formerly Secret report.

"Absolute power corrupts absolutely": Ironically enough these are actual words coming out of the CIA applied not to itself - a secretive spy agency which frequently operates above and outside of the law (Iran-Contra, COINTELPRO, Operation Mockingbird, Church Committee findings... to name a few examples) - but these are words applied to the media. The CIA further likens investigative journalism with enemy foreign espionage: "we can cite precise parallels in methods and results, if not in motivations, between the media's attempts to penetrate us and our opposition's attempts to do the same."

The most startling sections from the CIA memos - all marked "SECRET" - reveal how CIA views the first ammendment and journalistic freedoms: "Absolute power corrupts absolutely, and the power of the media to publish in this country is nearly absolute."

Below are among the most significant sections from the 1984 formerly Secret report.

"Absolute power corrupts absolutely": Ironically enough these are actual words coming out of the CIA applied not to itself - a secretive spy agency which frequently operates above and outside of the law (Iran-Contra, COINTELPRO, Operation Mockingbird, Church Committee findings... to name a few examples) - but these are words applied to the media. The CIA further likens investigative journalism with enemy foreign espionage: "we can cite precise parallels in methods and results, if not in motivations, between the media's attempts to penetrate us and our opposition's attempts to do the same."

"Remember that the organization has official contacts with inluenctial people outside... We have periodic sessions with college and university presidents, some of them undoubtedly with schools of journalism." This is the section Director Casey got excited about, which he called attention to as the brief was circulated among departments. The idea of direct campus influence is aimed at shaping the end media product, and to have some influence very early on in young journalists' careers, resulting in a "challenge to the practice of publishing indiscriminately" - that is, ensuring CIA consultation prior to news being published. Perhaps the most sinister line in the below passages is "given some curriculum changes, the next generation of reporters might show some elevation of ethics."

CIA Do's and Don'ts - "direct CIA sponsporship [of media influence campaigns] would be pilloried": The CIA prepared a practical guide on how to subtly combat the media while avoiding Congressional oversight, including providing the public with a "sanitized list of examples" of media disclosures the CIA sees as hurting its mission, as well as setting up proxy organizations to shape the media indirectly in order to conceal the CIA's role. Another section of the full document, which can be accessed here, speaks of a hoped-for chilling effect that prosecution of a prominent journalist might induce: "A single well-publicized, high-level conviction would do a lot."

We are of course reminded of today's war on WikiLeaks and whistleblowers. Current CIA Director Mike Pompeo recently declared WikiLeaks "a non-state hostile intelligence service".The CIA is now actively working to destroy the media and whistleblowing organization which has broken endless stories while partnering with news outlets around the world.

Later CIA documents and historical studies confirm that much of the strategy laid out in these memos was carefully implemented and developed. One example among many can be seen in a 1997 classified internal CIA study called, Managing a Nightmare: CIA Public Affairs and the Drug Conspiracy Story. The now declassified paper was authored by the agency's Center for the Study of Intelligence, which is a kind of inhouse think tank which also works closely with CIA Public Affairs - the official media relations wing.

"Managing a Nightmare" details the steps the CIA went through to crush California journalist Gary Webb's investigative series exposing CIA-Nicaraguan Contra drug running. The CIA report boasted of "a ground base of already productive relations with journalists" which was levereged to quell "a genuine public relations crisis." It also admitted to using proxies and friendly journalists in major news rooms to attack both Gary Webb and his investigative story.

Similar to the 1984 memos advising on the public relations importance of avoiding "frontal attack" of either the press or Constitutional protections like free speech, the 1997 study admits of subtle behind the scenes maneuvering to bring about the desired end: "In the world of public relations, as in war, avoiding a rout in the face of hostile multitudes can be considered a success." And added further that, "We live in somewhat coarse and emotional times–when large numbers of Americans do not adhere to the same standards of logic, evidence, or even civil discourse as those practiced by members of the CIA community."

Likely, such declassified papers constitute the tip of the iceburg in terms of revealing the depths that US intelligence agencies have gone to in studying how to manipulate public perception and opinion. No doubt the more extensive content still remains classified and hidden.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-08-02/newly-unearthed-cia-memo-media-are-principal-villains

RENT A MOB

Originally shared by John W

RENT A MOB
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-08-16/why-was-crowd-hire-company-recruiting-25-hour-political-activists-charlotte-last-wee

INSIDE JOB _ CNN CIA_PAID ACTORS COINTELPRO

Originally shared by John W

INSIDE JOB _ CNN CIA_PAID ACTORS COINTELPRO
http://yournewswire.com/unite-the-right-jason-kessler-cnn/

Saturday, August 12, 2017

CNN UNDERCOVER VIDEO EXPOSES RUSSIA AS FAKE NEWS TO IMPEACH TRUMP: CNN Admits Pushing Fake Ne | NEW

CNN UNDERCOVER VIDEO EXPOSES RUSSIA AS FAKE NEWS TO IMPEACH TRUMP: CNN Admits Pushing Fake Ne | NEW

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cs2Pr7bMYnI

THIS DUDE APPEARS TO BE THE US JULIAN ASSANGE

UNLIKE ASSANGE, THIS DUDE APPEARS TO RELEASE EVERYTHING AND NOT TO HOLD ANYTHING BACK...AT LEAST UP TO THIS DATE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cs2Pr7bMYnI

Thursday, August 3, 2017

Ivy League Reputation Damaged? Harvard Professors Publish 'Fake News' on Russia

Ivy League Reputation Damaged? Harvard Professors Publish 'Fake News' on Russia

https://sputniknews.com/us/201707281055976748-harvard-professors-fake-news/
https://sputniknews.com/us/201707281055976748-harvard-professors-fake-news/

Facebook to Roll Out Fact-Checking, Relates Posts to Fight Fake News

Facebook to Roll Out Fact-Checking, Relates Posts to Fight Fake News

https://sputniknews.com/science/201708031056151724-facebook-fake-news-fact-checking/
https://sputniknews.com/science/201708031056151724-facebook-fake-news-fact-checking/

HOW CGI & AI COULD PROMOTE FAKE NEWS & BE USED TO CREATE FAKE VIDEOS

HOW CGI & AI COULD PROMOTE FAKE NEWS & BE USED TO CREATE FAKE VIDEOS

KALEE BROWN AUGUST 2, 2017

http://www.collective-evolution.com/2017/08/02/how-cgi-ai-could-promote-fake-news-be-used-to-create-fake-videos/
http://www.collective-evolution.com/2017/08/02/how-cgi-ai-could-promote-fake-news-be-used-to-create-fake-videos/

The tragic death and horrible politicization of Seth Rich, explained

Originally shared by Government GangStalking and Electronic Harassment

The tragic death and horrible politicization of Seth Rich, explained

CNN
By Chris Cillizza, CNN Editor-at-large
Updated 1:43 PM ET, Wed August 2, 2017

THE KING OF FAKE NEWS, CNN, WROTE THIS ARTICLE

JUDGE IT ACCORDINGLY

http://www.cnn.com/2017/08/02/politics/seth-rich-death-fox-news-trump/index.html


(CNN)In a lawsuit filed earlier this week, former homicide detective and Fox News analyst Rod Wheeler alleged that Fox News Channel and a Republican donor made up quotes attributed to him to drum up a retracted news story suggesting that the death of a Democratic National Committee staffer named Seth Rich had something to do with the hack of the DNC's email server during the 2016 election.

The suit has pushed the story of Rich -- and the conspiracy theories surrounding his death -- into the national spotlight.
But, there remains tons of confusion and misinformation about what actually happened to Rich, what Wheeler said about it and what, allegedly, Fox News, a Dallas-area businessman named Ed Butowsky and the White House had to do with it.

In an attempt to clear up that confusion, here's a timeline of the entire episode -- from Rich's murder to the lawsuit being filed on Tuesday. This timeline is built on CNN's published reporting as well as that of the Washington Post and other mainstream news outlets. It also relies on details used in the suit brought by Wheeler against Fox News. (The full filing is here.)

* July 10, 2016: Rich, 27, is shot to death in the Bloomingdale neighborhood of Washington, DC. He was shot several times including at least once in the back just after 4 am. Police said at the time of the murder they believed Rich was murdered after resisting an attempted robbery. Rich was involved in voter participation activities at the DNC.

* July 12, 2016 The conspiracy theories of Rich's death begin to circulate -- primarily via Reddit. The fact that the valuables Rich was carrying were not taken in the attempted robbery are seen as the key to the conspiracy, although it could also be because the robbery was botched.

* July 22, 2016: WikiLeaks releases more than 19,000 DNC emails obtained via a hack. A few of the emails paint DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz as dismissive of Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign, confirming what many Sanders' supporters had long believed. (Wasserman Schultz is later forced to resign.)

* July 25, 2016: The FBI announces it is opening an investigation into the DNC hack. Word also leaks out that federal investigators had warned the DNC about the possibility of a hack back in 2015.

* July 27, 2016: Trump holds a press conference during the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia in which he openly urges Russia to hack into Hillary Clinton's private email server. "Russia, if you're listening, I hope you're able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing," Trump says.

* Fall 2016: Jack Burkman, a Republican lobbyist, gets in touch with the Rich family. He puts up more than $100,000 in reward money for anyone with knowledge of Seth's murder.

* Jan 3. 2017: WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange tells Fox News' Sean Hannity that Russia didn't provide his organization with the hacked DNC emails. (By this time, the CIA, FBI and NSA are all unanimous in their belief that the WikiLeaks' hacks originated in Russia with the express purpose of helping to elected Trump.) One way the emails could have gotten from Russia to Wikileaks is through a "cut-out" or middle man.

* Jan. 4, 2017: Trump tweets this: "Julian Assange said 'a 14 year old could have hacked Podesta' - why was DNC so careless? Also said Russians did not give him the info!"

* February 2017: Butowsky, the Dallas businessman, calls Wheeler and, it appears from the lawsuit, offers to pay him to look into the circumstances surrounding Rich's death. Separately, according to the lawsuit, Wheeler shows up at a February 28 meeting with Butowsky and is "surprised" that Malia Zimmerman, the Fox News reporter, is there as well. He's then told Butowsky and Zimmerman are working together.

* April 20, 2017: Butowsky and Wheeler meet with White House press secretary Sean Spicer. Wheeler says in his complaint that they provided the press secretary with a summary of Wheeler's investigation's finding to date.

* May 14, 2017: Butowsky tells Wheeler that President Trump has read the Zimmerman story and wants it published immediately, according to Wheeler's lawsuit. Butowsky has said his note to Wheeler was a friendly joke.

* May 15, 2017 : Butowsky sends an email to a variety of on-air talent and off-air producers for Fox News letting them know the Zimmerman story is about to post, according to Wheeler's complaint. "One of the big conclusions we need to draw from this is that the Russians did not hack our computer systems and steal emails and there was no collusion like Trump with the Russians," he writes. It's not clear who, if anyone, read or used this email at Fox News.

* May 16, 2017: The Zimmerman story is published on Fox News' website. In it, Wheeler is quoted as saying "my investigation up to this point shows that there was some degree of email exchange between Seth Rich and WikiLeaks." Wheeler is also quoted as saying that someone within the DC government or the DNC is blocking the investigation into the Rich murder from going forward. Wheeler almost immediately begins to backtrack. In the lawsuit, he insists the quotes attributed to him were fabricated.

* May 16, 2017: Spicer is asked about the story in the White House daily press briefing. "I don't — I'm not aware of — generally, I don't get updates on DNC — former DNC staffers," he says. "I'm not aware of that."

* May 21, 2017: Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich picks up on the report in an interview with "Fox & Friends." "It turns out, it wasn't the Russians," says Gingrich. "It was this young guy who, I suspect, was disgusted by the corruption of the Democratic National Committee. He's been killed, and apparently nothing serious has been done to investigate his murder." Gingrich is one of a number of conservative commentators who spread the story; Hannity and Breitbart News also play the story up as confirmation that the Russian meddling narrative was a ruse and that the hacking was an inside job.

* May 23, 2017: Fox News retracts the Zimmerman story. "The article was not initially subjected to the high degree of editorial scrutiny we require for all our reporting," reads a statement on the Fox website. "Upon appropriate review, the article was found not to meet those standards and has since been removed." Fox News says it's still investigating internally and has no evidence that Wheeler was misquoted

* May 23, 2017: The parents of Rich write a piece in the Washington Post headlined: "We're Seth Rich's parents. Stop politicizing our son's murder." In it, they write:

"Law-enforcement officials told us that Seth's murder looked like a botched robbery attempt in which the assailants — after shooting our son — panicked, immediately ran and abandoned Seth's personal belongings. We have seen no evidence, by any person at any time, that Seth's murder had any connection to his job at the Democratic National Committee or his life in politics. Anyone who claims to have such evidence is either concealing it from us or lying."
They also note that their son's personal email and computer were searched by police and "revealed no evidence of any communications with anyone at WikiLeaks or anyone associated with WikiLeaks."

May 23, 2017: Hannity says he will stop talking about the Rich murder after an appeal from Seth's brother. "Please do not interpret what I'm saying tonight to mean anything," Hannity adds. "Don't read into this. I promise you I am not going to stop doing my job. To the extent of my ability, I am not going to stop finding the truth. ... At the proper time we should continue and talk a lot more."

August 1, 2017: NPR's David Folkenflik is first to report about the existence of Wheeler's lawsuit. He talks to Spicer who admits that he met with Butowksy and Wheeler on April 20. "It had nothing to do with advancing the president's domestic agenda — and there was no agenda," Spicer tells Folkenflik. "They were just informing me of the [Fox] story."

August 1, 2017: White House press secretary Sarah Huckabeee Sanders is asked about the Wheeler lawsuit. "The President had no knowledge of the story, and it's completely untrue that he or the White House had involvement in the story," she said. "Beyond that, this is ongoing litigation, and I'd refer you to the actual parties involved, which aren't the White House."

ALSO SEE ADDITIONAL CNN FAKE NEWS - BULL SHIT HERE:

Lawsuit: Fox News concocted Seth Rich story with oversight from White House
by Oliver Darcy @CNNMoney
August 2, 2017: 1:37 AM ET

http://money.cnn.com/2017/08/01/media/rod-wheeler-seth-rich-fox-news-lawsuit/index.html


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