This MintPress study reveals that ninety percent of recent opinion articles in
The New York Times,
The Washington Post and
The Wall Street Journal have taken a hawkish view on the Ukraine conflict written by pundits tied to the national security state promoting NATO as a defender of the free world & describe Putin as Hitler incarnate.
Amid tough talk from European and American leaders, a new
MintPress study of our nation's most influential media outlets reveals that it is the press that is driving the charge towards war with Russia over Ukraine. Ninety percent of recent opinion articles in
The New York Times, The Washington Post and
The Wall Street Journal have taken a hawkish view on conflict, with anti-war voices few and far between. Opinion columns have overwhelmingly expressed support for sending U.S. weapons and troops to the region.
Russia has universally been presented as the aggressor in this dispute, with media glossing over NATO's role in amping tensions while barely mentioning the U.S. collaboration with Neo-Nazi elements within the Ukrainian ruling coalition.
Periodic hysteriaWestern media and governments have expressed alarm over a suspected buildup of Russian military forces close to its over-1200-mile border with Ukraine. There are reportedly almost 100,000 troops in that vicinity, causing President Joe Biden to
warn that this is "the most consequential thing that's happened in the world in terms of war and peace since World War II."
Comment: Examples of the incompetence and corruption that overwhelms the UK government, the institutions it works with, and the big business it works in league with, continues to come thick and fast:
- Fifth aide quits Boris Johnson's Number 10 as exodus continues
- British foreign minister mocked by Russia after geography gaffe
- Rebranding coercion: UK gov't now warning NHS staff they have 'professional responsibility' to have covid jab, 1 week after dropping vaccine mandate
- 'Sick joke': BoE boss calls for pay rise 'restraint' to help control inflation amidst worst drop in living standards for 3 decades
A month and a half ago MP Keegan's incompetence and lack of suitability for a role that should demand significant public responsibility, was, once again, revealed in an interview on Sky News regarding the even milder Omicron variant.Tellingly, Keegan was more focused on shifting the discussion to how potentially 'severe' the disease was, despite not having any figures to back up her claims. Her actions this week reflect just how 'severe' she really considers the disease to be: