TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
Millions of Iranians took to the streets to mourn the deaths of their elected President Ebrahim Raisi and a number of other senior officials, after a helicopter crash in the East Azerbaijan province. Despite the large public display of grieving, there is an attempt throughout Western media to portray President Raisi as a reviled figure Read More…
Fox News published an article on May 13, which they have failed to retract and that ended up going viral on social media, falsely claiming that the United Nations had decreased its recorded Gaza death tolls by around 50%. Another claim has been that the death toll was revised down by 10,000. Both are blatant Read More…
“Iranian lawmaker declares Tehran obtained nuclear bombs” a Fox News headline read on May 12, sensationalising comments made by an Iranian political commentator who was recently re-elected to parliament in March. Despite the bold title to the article, only Israeli media bothered spreading this claim, as even US networks left it alone. At a time Read More…
Scenes of celebrations across the Gaza Strip went viral on social media this Monday, after Hamas accepted a ceasefire proposal, spreading hope throughout the besieged Palestinian population. That hope was quickly crushed, as Israeli political figures rejected the ceasefire and pledged to go ahead with their planned invasion of the city of Rafah. Hamas officials Read More…
The hysterical response from the establishment media, in addition to the US and Israeli governments, to the overwhelmingly peaceful student protests across the United States has propelled the issue into the spotlight and purposefully caused confusion on the nature of the demonstrations. Meanwhile, members of the alternative right wing media, who built their reputations on Read More…
Since the eruption of a horrifying civil war inside Sudan, in April of 2023, some 8 million Sudanese have been forced from their homes and around 18 million face acute food shortages. Yet, similar to the horrors ongoing in the Congo and Yemen, this crisis garners little to no attention in the corporate media. That Read More…