How to be a propagandist for cash

Good ole Dan Sabbagh of The Guardian – the most egregious and banal of their water carriers for NATO, heroically retweeting anything he can find to prove that the collective West is getting value for money out of its multi-billion dollar Gallipoli style madness in Southern Ukraine.

Desperate to stand beside something, we see here the Ukrainian military conquest of a farmhouse in the tiny hamlet of Storozheve.

Dan has oddly failed to retweet any images of the Russian capture of the ENTIRE CITY of Bakhmut or battlefields littered with destroyed western vehicles.

As Ukraine has directly refused to acknowledge the fall of Bakhmut so The Guardian has never reported it directly – if the fall of an entire city isn’t confirmed by Kyiv then it will not be reported. Simple as that.

Dan and The Guardian are exemplars of modern journalism, redefined as the ability to retweet approved narrative supporting material to the exclusion of all else, without needing to be told or feeling any pangs of conscience about manipulating the truth whatsoever.

Since 2013 I have worked on this Ad-Free site: trying to give a voice to those without the power or agency to speak out for themselves and speaking simple truths that well paid journalists in the corporate media dare not utter.

I am a home schooling parent on a low income – paying for the domain, web hosting and security entirely out of my own pocket.

If you find this website useful and could spare us a few shillings to help keep our lights on, it would be very much appreciated.

Thank you in solidarity with all our readers. John Lynch, Editor.

Good ole Dan Sabbagh of The Guardian – the most egregious and banal of their water carriers for NATO, heroically retweeting anything he can find to prove that the collective West is getting value for money out of its multi-billion dollar Gallipoli style madness in Southern Ukraine.

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