Media
Articles about the propaganda news and media industries from an independent journalist’s perspective.
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How to Grow Your Social Media Presence
Growing your social media presence across platforms is much more challenging than it once was. The digital world has become incredibly popular, used by many…
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America’s Great Divergence on Israel
The new year 2026 marks a historic fracture in the American consciousness. For decades, support for Israel was the untouchable third rail of U.S. politics.…
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Charlie Kirk Assassination: Why the ‘Lone Wolf’ Narrative Doesn’t Add Up
By Todd Smekens Published: Sunday, December 28, 2025 MUNCIE, IN — As the world prepares for the January trial of Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old accused of assassinating…
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Zionists Are Losing the Narrative
Zionists are currently experiencing a profound and public crisis of narrative control. This was made startlingly clear by former Obama speechwriter Sarah Hurwitz, whose recent…
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The Debt Ceiling Scam
The recent debt ceiling drama in the US is portrayed by the media as a battle of ideologies, but in reality, the power lies with…
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The Censorship-Industrial Complex
Matt Taibbi writes the introduction: On January 17, 1960, outgoing President and former Supreme Allied Commander Dwight D. Eisenhower gave one of the most consequential speeches…
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Biden’s Atrocious Assange Prosecution
The US government's pursuit of Julian Assange is an attack on press freedom, argues this article. He faces 175 years in prison if convicted.
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The News Media is Propaganda
Discover how the media serves the oligarchy and deviates from its primary role as the fourth estate in this in-depth analysis by Noam Chomsky.
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Exploring USA’s Oligarchy: Who Holds the Power?
What is oligarchy and how does it impact democracy, economic opportunity, and social inequality?
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Small Cities Use Influencers to Attract Residents
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the demographics of cities shifted. As stay-at-home orders, remote work, and bubbling reduced social interaction, restaurants, venues, and arts destinations shut…
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