China Openly Contemplating War Against The US
It felt like only moments ago that the United States was on the brink of war with Russia, but now it looks like China is set to take the number one spot on America’s international rival list.
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Author: Suzie Dawson
Media Caught Publishing Fake News About WikiLeaks’ Position On Trump Tax Returns
Yet again the mainstream media are abjectly failing their readers by posting fake news. Their target? WikiLeaks. CNet and The Guardian are both reporting on a WikiLeaks tweet calling for Trump’s tax returns to be submitted to them – as if it is a new story! They aren’t the only ones making themselves look silly. The Huffington Post were at it too, initially posting the completely false headline “WikiLeaks Suddenly Wants Trump’s Secret Tax Returns” Media have long been trying to blame WikiLeaks for Trump being elected and their insinuation is that WikiLeaks have only just now decided to go after Trump. But the reality...
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Assange Talks Brennan, CIA and the Future of Journalism
Imagine being asked if the Director of the CIA has a personal vendetta against you. Few could contemplate being in that boat. Yet it’s just another day in Julian Assange’s remarkable existence.
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Smearing Snowden and WikiLeaks In The Name Of Anonymous
The WikiLeaks and Snowden smears are getting more disingenuous by the day
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Proof of Life: Julian Assange Hosts Live Video Reddit AMA To Silence His Critics
In an attempt to put an end to the rumors of his death Julian Assange appeared live on Reddit.
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Hidden Gems In The Snowden Files: Part Two
In this series we divulge fascinating nuggets of information found hidden within the Snowden files that were not reported by corporate media and are not yet widely known. In August 2016, The Intercept published it’s second bulk release of files from the Snowden archives, 263 documents from SIDtoday, the newsletter of the Signals Intelligence Directorate of the National Security Agency. It is an internal publication of bite size proportions, averaging just over a page per article. Predictably upbeat and celebratory in nature, the general themes are news bulletins on: HR: awards, promotions and vacancies Compliance & oversight Theatres of NSA operations and “customers” (other...
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Hidden Gems In The Snowden Files: Part One
In this series we divulge fascinating nuggets of information found hidden within the Snowden files that were not reported by corporate media and are not yet widely known. Last May, The Intercept published it’s first bulk release of files from the Snowden archives, 166 documents from SIDtoday, the newsletter of the Signals Intelligence Directorate of the National Security Agency. It is an internal publication of bite size proportions, averaging just over a page per article. Predictably upbeat and celebratory in nature, the general theme is news bulletins on: HR: awards, promotions and vacancies Compliance & oversight Theatres of NSA operations and “customers” (other agencies)...
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Say Her Name: Serena Shim, Truth-teller
The mainstream media don’t want you to say Serena Shim’s name. The story of her life is a book as yet unwritten, a feature film as yet unscreened.
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South China Sea Drama: U.S. Underwater Drone Seized By Chinese Navy
UPDATE: Dec. 17, 1 p.m. EST: The Pentagon announced Saturday that it has “secured an understanding” with Beijing to return the underwater drone seized by China in international waters, after Beijing accused the U.S. of “hyping up” the incident. The Pentagon has confirmed that a U.S. underwater drone surveying in the South China Sea was seized by a Chinese navy ship on Friday. Irate American officials declared the vessel “stolen” and demanded its immediate return. They claim the drone was engaging in innocuous oceanographic survey of water temperatures and salinity in international waters. Regardless of the purpose of the drone mission, its close proximity to Chinese...
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