THE MEDIA FRONT BREAKS

by Brett Stevens

Over the past few weeks, The Wall Street Journal has been hedging its bets—and distinguishing itself from its competition—by running more neutral perspectives in its stories on the election. As of today, however, the battle lines have been drawn as the Journal shines a spotlight on the corruption of Candidate Clinton:

"GRAB 'EM BY THE PUSSY" VS. "GRAB 'EM BY THE UTERUS"

Miley Cyrus, lunching on a truncheon.

by Colin Liddell

As America's elites have become increasingly detached from the core of the country, the oligopoly that has been running the state since the beginning has become increasingly reliant on "gaslighting" the public by mass media saturation and distortion.

But the stubbornness of the Trump campaign is proving dangerous to the established order because it is forcing them to show their hand and reveal their methods to an increasing number of people, who have been economically, emotionally, and now racially primed to see the manipulation that is under way.

MEDIA HOAX OR MEDIA JOKE?

Did he really do it? Did he ever even exist?
Can the media ever be trusted?

by Andy Nowicki

As scribblers scramble to find out the "actual factuals" concerning the hideously horrific act of Chris Harper Mercer, a reclusive, mixed-race "conservative republican" who fetishized the Irish Republican Army, loathed Christianity, adopted a Nazi-sounding username and professed a cryptic adherence to the "left hand path," (i.e. a man whose online persona seems to resist all convenient pigeonholes, yet also to conjure up various "loner-loser-pyscho" archetypes all at once, checking many boxes simultaneously including but not limited to (1) comic book nerd, virgin, and pornography addict, (2) unemployed misfit who lived with his mother, (3) avid gun collector, (4) generally Aspbergers-ish, autistic weirdo)... some, a mere day later, are already adamantly refuting the notion that the massacre at Umpqua College ever even took place.

PODCAST 32: THE LADY FROM THE NEW YORK TIMES

Following the Charleston Church Shooting, Big Media, started to take an interest in so-called internet, "hate sites," like the Daily Stormer.  Because of Colin Liddell's well-known difference with the Stormer's editor Andrew Anglin, Stephanie Saul, a Pulitzer-prize-winning reporter contacted him to talk about Anglin and the Charleston shooting. Liddell recorded and posted the entire interview, setting a precedent for the Alt-Right, and one subsequently followed by others in the dissident right.