>>2608534

Did it fall, or was it pushed? When did this media fuckery start?

I would say news maybe 20 years ago was (more) trustworthy, and gradually became more and more corrupt. Not saying news media never pushed agendas, but now it is so obvious like they don't even care. As Q had shown, one story gets in to practicality every media outlet almost simultaneously.

I guess a dig on the progression of media company agglomeration could be in order…

Certainly by time of the Haiti earthquake it was in full swing, so it not being in the news might not be a coincidence.

>>2608527

That's just Kiribati anon. Nothing too unusual about it kek. Population just over 100,000. Christmas (kiritimiti) Island is part of Kiribati.

Notable for the Battle of Tarawa (US Marines, 1943), and being under threat from climate change.

>>2608530

Pancakes or dough-balls Mr. President? What's it going to be? Kek

>>2608558

Dig a big pit, hide it, then stand out in the open, on the other side of it, and let it come at you.

(nice juxtapositioning anon)

>>2608647

OK so I may have been off by a few decades, or thousands of years depending on how you look at it.

I think the difference today is instant communication anywhere in the world (I'll avoid globe in deference to our FE cousins present, been down that road kek).

The implementation of the telegraph and in particular international telegraph could control the narrative to some extent but it wouldn't be perfect. Occasionally I see old newspapers with diferring versions of historical events (e.g. Titanic) so there may have been times when the message wasn't clear and a story had to be run.

What I was mainly referring to was the widespread carbon copy stories that appear today. In my local paper I have to look up the name of the journalist now, they don't attribute the source any more (often WaPo).

This has typically been blamed on the death of the legacy media, eg newspaper, radio, free to air TV - so newsrooms are underfunded (or non existent), hence more rip and read, wire stories, multiple channels under one roof etc.

I think that's the way (((they))) like it though, and why we are seeing such a push in to 'new media' by them, and the attacks on the far right alt media. (and by far right I mean far away from extreme left, eg centrist or mildly conservative kek)

But yeah, it just seems they really perfected it in the last decade, when they really locked everything down in all forms of news and entertainment.

What really led me toward the red pill was Last Week Tonight from mid 2016. I had a great laugh at Donald Trump and his antics for a few episodes, and then a few more. Then he won but it didn't stop, and a couple of months after the election it was still going. Then it dawned on me that it was wall to wall character assassination, not just for partisan manipulation to win an election, it was something else entirely. So I stopped watching that stuff and started seeing the same pattern in news media, TV programs, etc. and eventually lead me here.

So yeah, uncontained brain dump done. If I don't have to put lb on this I will be very surprised.

>>2608971

Maybe he lost his internet privileges?

>>2608988

https://charity.lovetoknow.com/What_Percentage_of_Donations_Go_to_Charity

Look at the first charity with the highest spent on admin kek, even that doesn't compare with the CF.