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Alan MacLeod

3 Aug, 10 tweets, 4 min read

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[Thread] Why have "Israeli superspy" Robert Maxwell sons (and Ghislaine Maxwell's brothers) started an influential think tank about "countering radical Islamist extremism"?

My new @MintPressNews investigation into this very suspicious organization.

mintpressnews.com/cojit-influent…

Disgraced media baron Robert Maxwell was long described as an Israeli spy.

The fact he was given a full state funeral in Israel fit for a hero all but confirmed this theory.

@_whitneywebb

His daughter Isabel followed him into the family business, becoming, in @_whitneywebb's words, "The One-Woman Liaison Between Israel and Silicon Valley."

unlimitedhangout.com/2020/07/invest…

Of course, Ghislaine Maxwell (another Maxwell sibling) and her partner Jeffrey Epstein had all sorts of rumored connections to Israeli intelligence.

This new think tank, called Co-JiT, is specifically aimed at aggressively eliminating all Islamist terror.

But that goal dovetails very closely with the Israeli state agenda.

Is this venture the Maxwell brothers entering the "family business" so to speak?

Although new and largely unheard of by the public, it can boast a roster of the most senior police, intelligence and academic officials, many of whom have been champions of Britain's most controversial domestic surveilance laws.

They have all sorts of links to groups like Quilliam and the Henry Jackson Society.

But by far the most important link is to the Dept of War Studies, Kings College London, a dept which produces tons of the world's top spies, as I investigated here:

mintpressnews.com/school-for-spo…

@MintPressNews

As well as intelligence agents, the Dept of War Studies also produces many of the world's top journalists, particularly those reporting on the Middle East region— something which blurs the line between the two.

My report on it for @MintPressNews:

mintpressnews.com/spy-school-kin…

What we're uncovering here is an interconnected world of think tanks, journalists, intelligence agents and extremely wealthy and influential people working with one another, often to push agendas that many of us would strongly object to.

Anyhow, this report has it all: The Epsteins, Robert Maxwell, Mossad and more. A very juicy story.

Read it here and please do share.

mintpressnews.com/cojit-influent…

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Alan MacLeod

@AlanRMacLeod

27 Jul

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[Thread] While condemning vaccine skepticism at home, corporate media are pushing anti-vax conspiracies about the Chinese and Russian vaccines, trying to encourage fear and distrust of them worldwide.

My new report for @MintPressNews

mintpressnews.com/corporate-medi…

Reuters has been particularly guilty of this.

Read the headline and think what it implies. Then read the highlighted passage.

Then remember that most people don't read past the title.

@nytimes

The Brazillian man in this story committed suicide. It was completely unrelated to the vaccine.

So why have the @nytimes reported on it at all? And why did they choose this headline?

The only 2 reasons could be irresponsible clickbait or malign fear-mongering.

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Alan MacLeod

@AlanRMacLeod

17 Jul

I've been very skeptical of the numbers and images corporate media are using for the Cuba protests🇨🇺.

This is one of the only shots where you get a sense of how big it was.

NBC used it under the headline "thousands protest in Cuba."

I manually count 175 people in this photo.

Why were so many of the pictures used close ups where you couldn't tell how big the action was? That's what politicians do when no one attends their rally.

I might be off by 5 or 10 (the pic quality isn't great). But this ain't thousands.

OMG after they showed that clip they cut to this photo of a PRO-GOVERNMENT demo (note the red and black flags emblazoned with Fidel Castro's political movement, 26 Julio), claiming it was an anti-government protest.

I wrote about this on Friday:

mintpressnews.com/documents-poin…

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Alan MacLeod

@AlanRMacLeod

17 Jul

@FAIRmediawatch

Cuba 🇨🇺: US media play up protests, play down effect of US sanctions.

My new article looking at the media coverage of Cuba for @FAIRmediawatch.

fair.org/home/media-pla…

A ton of corporate media outlets waited until the last paragraph of their stories to even mention the blockade as a reason for the economic problems

This is despite the fact that official US documents explicitly state that the goal is to bring about hunger & a collapse in wages

Corporate media also used pictures of demos in Miami or even the more numerous PRO-government protests to illustrate how big and impressive the anti-government action on the island was.

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Alan MacLeod

@AlanRMacLeod

16 Jul

@MintPressNews

[Thread] US documents suggest that they had a hand in the protests in Cuba 🇨🇺 earlier this week.

My new investigation for @MintPressNews

mintpressnews.com/documents-poin…

1) Marco Rubio celebrated the protests as being "started by artists, not politicians."

What he doesn't say is that US agencies have been funding those very same art/music communities for years, with CIA fronts, the NED and USAID plowing $$$ into them in in hopes of regime change

2) Cuban hip-hop stars immediately endorsed and even led the demos.

Yet the NED's most recent report notes that it is grooming rappers to become anti-communist leaders.

ned.org/region/latin-a…

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Alan MacLeod

@AlanRMacLeod

16 Jul

By inverting the x-axis, CNN's Chris Cuomo manages to take a drop in crime and make it look like it is spiking.

This is a crime against journalism and absolutely blatant fearmongering.

@daviddoel

Picture comes from this crazy segment where Cuomo demands more people go to jail, but that "woke society" is preventing it.

As @daviddoel said, it sounds like he is auditioning for a gig on Fox News.

facebook.com/watch/?v=92971…

Come to think of it, that Y axis is extremely suspicious, too.

Never trust a chart where the Y-axis doesn't start at zero.

Here's what CNN's graphic would look like reading the correct way and using two reasonable scales.

It defeats the whole point of the segment.

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Alan MacLeod

@AlanRMacLeod

11 Jul

@Reuters

Most people don't read past the headline to know that it was 618 workers out of 677,348 who received the vaccine. Or 0.09%.

The only conclusion is @Reuters is deliberately publishing anti-vax propaganda against the Chinese vaccine.

Unreal levels of irresponsibility.

Reuters has been cynically pumping out anti (Chinese) vax stuff for months.

Read the headline. Think what it implies. Then read the passage below it from half way through the article.

@nytimes

The @nytimes is also in on the action.

If you read the article, you'll know the Brazilian guy in question committed suicide.

So in what world is this in any way newsworthy?

Only if it can be used to pump up fears against China and its vaccine.

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