As US-backed opposition groups take to the streets of Venezuela, following previously failed US-backed uprisings to effect regime change in the South American nation, Western […]
How the West Extends its Control Over Journalism Worldwide
Political developments are often emotionally charged, and even journalists who are expected to maintain an objective approach to reporting can find themselves swept away by sensational headlines and the temptation to wade into controversy without fully analysing background information that might significantly alter established narratives. Because of this, some journalists find themselves playing the role of commentator rather than investigator, often leaving out critical information in a rush to contribute to one of two sides amid a political divide. In some cases, journalists may appear to be doing their job by "investigating" deeper into news stories, but do so in a transparently one-sided manner, thus negating their role as an objective observer. In Thailand, this can be clearly seen in…
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How the West Extends its Control Over Journalism Worldwide
Political developments are often emotionally charged, and even journalists who…
Upcoming Thai Referendum is a Key to Wider Asian Stability
An upcoming referendum regarding Thailand's new charter is predicted to…
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A heavy concentration of militant forces headed by various designated…
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Headlines and analysis call for perpetual war, empowering terrorists and human misery — often indirectly, sometimes even directly. US foreign policy regarding Syria publicly vacillates […]
US Striking Islamic State “Leaders” is Meaningless, Superficial Amid a War Meant to Last
The United States has boasted responsibility for allegedly killing Islamic State spokesman and supposed senior leader Mohammad al-Adnani in northern Syria. The reports, like many […]
US Embassy Dismisses Thai Concerns as Trust Evaporates Between Nations
US Embassy in Bangkok sidesteps evidence and calls claims that America supports terrorism and regime change “ridiculous and reckless” even as it supports terrorism and regime change […]
No Islamic State in Jarabulus — Instead, a NATO Occupation
Reports of Turkish forces alongside Western-backed militants crossing into northern Syria and entering the Syrian city of Jarabulus preceded what many expected to be intense […]
Turkey Invades Northern Syria — Truth of Turkish “Coup” Revealed?
Syria’s conflict has escalated into dangerous new territory as Turkish military forces cross the Turkish-Syrian border in an attempt to annex the Syrian city of […]
West Backs Dangerous Myanmar-style Attempt to Divide Thailand Along Religious Lines
Matthew Wheeler of the International Crisis Group (sometimes referred to as ICG or simply, the Crisis Group), recently wrote an editorial in the New York Times […]
US Seeks “Safe Havens” in Eastern Syria
Tensions amid Syria’s conflict has escalated with warnings by the United States that it would use force against Syrian aircraft operating over their own territory. […]
Soros Leaks Fallout: FCCT President, Members Lied about Open Society Ties
It is now confirmed that Foreign Correspondents’ Club of Thailand (FCCT) president Dominic Faulder has lied about receiving funding from controversial billionaire George Soros’ Open Society. […]
Soros Leaks: Welcome to the Astroturf Factory
Global elections, protests, uprisings, nongovernmental organisations (NGOs) and opposition movements. These are the things we are told are the manifestations of grassroots aspirations. In reality, […]