The Guardian’s Reputation In Tatters After Forger Revealed To Have Co-Authored Assange Smear

Elizabeth Vos

One of the most visible establishment media outlets published a fake story on its front page, attempting to manufacture a crucial cross-over between the pending prosecution of Assange and the Russiagate saga – the latest example in the onslaught of fake news directed at Julian Assange and WikiLeaks ever since they published the largest CIA leak in history in the form of Vault 7, an onslaught which appears to be building in both intensity and absurdity as time goes on.

Opinion: The Guardian’s Desperate Attempt To Connect Assange To Russiagate Backfires

Elizabeth Vos

The Guardian’s latest attack on Julian Assange was not only a fallacious smear, it represented a desperate attempt on behalf […]

Evolution of the Russian-Collusion Narrative ─ Part Three

Richard Levine

Portraying the great sculptor, Auguste Rodin, Gerard Depardieu, in the 1988 movie, Camille Claudel, said to his paramour, a remarkable artist in her own right, ”Never think of surfaces, only of depths.” This insight merits broad application. In considering the genesis of the Russian-collusion narrative, we must not be so entranced with the day-to-day revelations concerning this scandal that we give short shrift to what lies beneath.

Deconstructing Campbell’s Smear Campaign Yields A Blueprint For Propaganda: Part Three

Adam Carter

In Part One, we covered the background and construction of a smear campaign built by Duncan Campbell over the past […]

Opinion: Attempted Censorship Of Christine Assange Reveals How Powerful Her Voice Is

Elizabeth Vos

The establishment has revealed the degree to which it fears Christine through its own coercive actions. The net result of their efforts will be, instead of silencing her, Assange supporters listening more intently than ever to what she has to say. They will work even harder to ensure that her voice is heard loud and clear.

Precariousness Of Assange’s Asylum Intensifies Solidarity Efforts

Elizabeth Vos

During the emergency Unity4J discussion, Cian Westmoreland cited his favorite quote from the novel Cloud Atlas, explaining that he first came across the book and quote while serving in Afghanistan. He said that the passage emphasized the importance of even the smallest actions in shaping our future. The statement is intensely apt in describing the current fight for Assange’s safety. Each of our individual small acts – and equally our small inactions, will shape our collective future in determining whether the integrity of free speech is protected, and whether Assange will one day go free.

Opinion: The Eulogy Of An Immortal Russiagate Scandal

Elizabeth Vos

Standing on the shoulders of this methodical evidence, it seems at this point that no amount of contrary evidence, exposure or implosion will ultimately kill the undead Russiagate monstrosity. If that were possible, the Thing would have been put irrevocably into the ground over a year ago. And six months ago, and a few weeks ago.

CIA Teams Up With Defense Industry To Undermine Korea Negotiations

William Craddick

This is the Agency’s second attempt at using MSNBC’s disgraced Ken Dilanian to disseminate reports attacking Korea negotiations