Until he defected to Canada in the 1970’s, Yuri Bezmenov was a press officer for the Russian “news” agency RIA Novosti, running foreign propaganda campaigns on behalf of the KGB. Once free of the Soviet Union, Bezmenov made it his life’s work to inform those in non-Soviet bloc countries about the methods employed by the […]
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As KGB propagandist Yuri Bezmenov warned in 1985, “Exposure to true information does not matter any more.” #CrowdStrike #Ukraine
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized Also tagged 2016, active measures, activitia perionachia, alternate facts, alternative facts, Crowdstrike, demoralization, disinformation, Donald Trump, election interference, facts, G. Edward Griffin, ideological subversion, impeachment, information warfare, John Kennedy, KGB, Nicole Morrison, objective truth, post-truth, propaganda, psychological warfare, reality, RIA Novosti, Russian, Soviet Union, Ukraine, useful idiots, Wisconsin, Yuri Bezmenov 50 Comments
“Read the Transcript”
I don’t have a lot of time this morning, but I wanted to at least note how absolutely bewildering it is to me that Donald Trump continues to implore his followers to “read the transcript” when the document he’s referring to clearly demonstrates, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that military aid passed by Congress […]
Posted in Uncategorized Also tagged Defense Department, Dick Durbin, extortion, foreign aid, Hunter Biden, impeachment, Jeanne Shaheen, Joe Biden, John Bolton, Michael Atkinson, military aid, national security, National Security Advisor, OJ Simpson, post-fact, post-truth, quid pro quo, Read the Transcript, Richard Blumenthal, Rob Portman, Ron Johnson, Russia, transcripts, Ukraine, Volodymyr Oleksandrovych Zelensky, whistle blower 19 Comments
For those of you who don’t leave the bed over the weekend, here’s the deal with the controversy surrounding the latest jobs data
On Friday, the the Bureau of Labor Statistics released data showing that, for the first time since President Obama took office, unemployment had fallen below the 8% mark. And, as Romney had repeatedly drawn the line in the sand at 8%, reminding American voters incessantly, since winning his party’s nomination, that Obama had presided over […]
Posted in Economics, Politics, Uncategorized Also tagged Al Gore, Bureau of Labor Statistics, conspiracy theory, consumer confidence, Florida, GE, General Electric, Henry Waxman, housing market, Jack Welch, Karl Rove, Labor Department, media consolidation, NBC, news media, Obama, Presidential politics, Romney, unemployment 18 Comments