Media Corruption

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member
šŸ”„ I donā€™t want to hear any more about DOGE creating a humanitarian disaster. In the articleā€™s second-to-last paragraph, the WaPo snidely admitted that true humanitarian programs werenā€™t even included in the funding freeze:

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Checkmate.

But it got better. Now that the dirty tricks department has been disassembled, guess who is next in line for the skeptical Eye of DOGE? The Central Intelligence Agency.



 

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member
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It is the far-left Pulitzer Boardā€™s worst nightmare. Yesterday, Fox ran the story under the headline, ā€œTrump scores big legal win against Pulitzer Prize board members as lawsuit moves to discovery.ā€ The sub-headline reported the worst possible news for Pulitzer: ā€œPulitzer Prize board communications will not be protected from discovery in the landmark case.ā€

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This might even be worse than losing the lawsuit outright. Back in 2022, Trump sued the Pulitzer Board for defamation, because it shamed itself by granting Pulitzer Prizes in 2018 to the New York Times and to the Washington Post for, get this, their fake-news reporting on RussiaGate.

Last week, corporate media crowed with anticipatory delight over the Boardā€™s excellent motion to prevent discovery, in which it argued that the internal emails and texts between board members would embarrass the Board and besmirch the vaunted reputation of the Pulitzer Prize itself. Scores of articles reported the Boardā€™s motion.

Only Fox reported that after the hearing, the judge denied the Boardā€™s dumb motion and ordered it to turn over the communications. Corporate media was silent yesterday.

As Iā€™ve told you many times, discovery is a worst-case scenario for the Board. Iā€™d bet a weekā€™s salary the Board members are Trump-deranged lunatics, and their internal communications, instead of reflecting professional acumen, journalistic expertise, and wise restraint, probably more resemble a Discord channel of middle-school mean girls.

Embarrassing, indeed. It could destroy the award, not that anyone would care. The Board should settle. Immediately. Expect a generous offer soon.



 
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