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Just one example, from the ever fearless @johnpilger:
"'No Radioactivity in Hiroshima Ruin,' said a New York Times headline on September 13, 1945."
Read it. It's easy to brush it off as something that happened in 1945 but nothing has changed.https://consortiumnews.com/2020/08/03/atomic-bombings-at-75-john-pilger-another-hiroshima-is-coming-unless-we-stop-it-now/ …
Another dramatic example. At the time, Hitler was a lovely fellow, according to at least some of the respectable American media. Was it ignorance, laziness, or malice? Probably all of it. But in any case, it was either mis- or disinformation.https://www.thedailybeast.com/the-american-papers-that-praised-hitler …
What I am trying to say is that people in less prosperous cultures know how to process establishment perspectives through peasant senses, and to practice skepticism--for a good reason. It'll happen here, too, as the economy nosedives... but painful to think about it.
People complain about foreign powers, and fine, it exists, and everybody is doing it to everybody. But is it any different when chemical, tech or pharma companies do exact same thing and hire trolls to yell at unfavorable opinions, or bribe academics, or rig research?
There really is no safe space when it comes to media. As long as the desire to understand the world for the beauty of it (and not for commercial reasons) is treated with contempt, we're going to continue living in a post-truth world. Or pre-truth world, because beauty is there.
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