The Tragedy Of Today's Media

Yesterday I suggested to some people elsewhere, that I thought the corporate media, and consequently, much of the public, had now lost sight of the rabbit down the rabbit-hole.

At this point I could tell you 'a story' - one which is perfectly true and accurate in every detail, and you certainly would not believe it, but the telling of it would put David Icke to shame.

But I can't really tell you... Not that whole entire explicit story, anyway. I can maybe, fence around it a bit.

When you watch the basic media, you get the impression there are 'good guys' and there are 'bad guys.' And any specific person is targeted as 'a bad guy,' or in the obverse, 'unquestionably a good guy.'

Well, you realize of course, that 'the good guys' are not good for you or me; they are only in it for their own 'good.' And the bad guys are merely those against the first lot...

Thus as Carter Page told Chris Hayes, 'the propaganda deliberately sent out against me based on known false information...' And as often the case with Carter, the rest of the sentence consists of an eye-raise. But in any case, what you are indeed watching re 'the good guys' v. 'the bad guys' is propaganda, and only propaganda. And it is propaganda on behalf of 'the first guy;' (IE, the theoretical 'good guy/s').

Now the media has become so blinkered, so narrow-minded in its pressing of the propaganda it has been told to push, so tunnel-visioned and fixated, that it doesn't observe when others appear on the stage, as it were. And we have had 'others' appear on the stage... There is now a 'good guy,' a 'bad guy,' and a third guy.

The third guy is kind of like the White Rabbit in Alice in Wonderland. He's crucial to the story, in fact.

The tragedy of today's media is they cannot tell when their masters miscalculated badly, and dangerously - that is to say, resulting in risk that could be catastrophic for everyone.