The article on Vanity Fair titled Facebook Is Reportedly Building a Censorship Tool to Win Over China suggests that the people nervous about what it will mean to address the fake news proliferation are correct. The fear that Facebook managing fake news stories might lead to actual censorship of the news is not so far-fetched after all. . . . Zuckerberg’s interest in capturing China’s 700M+ internet users has led to the creation of a censorship tool that can “automatically suppress content in specific geographic areas.”
The Washington Post late Friday night published an explosive story that, in many ways, is classic American journalism of the worst sort: the key claims are based exclusively on the unverified assertions of anonymous officials, who in turn are disseminating their own claims about what the CIA purportedly believes, all based on evidence that remains completely secret.
A new series of realities is on the way. Centralized information-reality is on the way out. It's going to be thrills and chills. Major newspapers are dying. The internet is crushing them. And yet, if the NY Times and the Washington Post and the LA Times wanted to resuscitate themselves, they could. I'm not talking about one-day headlines. I'm talking about investigations that pound and pound on issues of corruption day after day, month after month. For example, these issues:
The Obama Administration is being duplicitous at the last minute before the Electoral College meets on 19 December 2016, the CIA is lying, the “intelligence” is being fabricated, and both the New York Times and the Washington Post are now joining CNN (the Crap News Network) as purveyors of “fake news.” The Huffington Post, which appended the most offensive erroneous statement slandering President-Elect Trump to every article, is beneath contempt — hardly worth a mention, but noteworthy for being the bottom of the media cesspool.
I found this write up interesting. No philosophy or subjective comment required. The title of the write up is “Partnering to Help Curb Spread of Online Terrorist Content.” This is what is called “real” news, but that depends upon one’s point of view.
This is real, this is deep, this is not going away. Pedophilia is the “last straw” for a public that is now paying attention. Pedophilia will bring down both the Republican and the Democratic “Establishment” as well as their elite overseers from Wall Street to the City of London. While we have no direct knowledge, on balance we consider at least 30% of all this to be credible enough for a global INTERPOL investigation “without borders.” We note with interest the nervousness of Pope Francis — this could bring down the Catholic Church. We are especially concerned about the clear evidence that Child Protective Services (CPS) have become a criminal network in which financial incentives lead to the harvesting of poor children taken from their families to be sold to rich pedophiles, and how firms like DynCorp appear to be central to global human trafficking leveraging military bases and aircraft. We note with interest that PizzaGate has accelerated the already planned censorship mode that Eric Schmidt designed, and is now in full force at Facebook, Google, and YouTube while the mainstream and progressive media all scramble to “shut down” PizzaGate. Alex Jones appears to have been compromised and can no longer be relied upon, this confirms earlier suspicions that he is controlled. The Clinton Foundation remains at the epi-center of it all. David Brock and Correct the Record merit scrutiny — follow the money, follow the children…
The Hill has published a crap story by someone who is probably not stupid, just “owned.”
To the Editor <editor@thehill.com>
As a former spy, founder of the Marine Corps Intelligence Center, and the most published intelligence reformer in the English language, with eight books, two with forewords from Chairmen of the SSCI (Boren and Roberts), I take issue with your article today,”Petraeus appointment could rankle wary FBI.”
