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Foreign nationals shilling for US government stories - Tracy Riddle - 11-03-2016
I'm a little amazed at the presence of so many foreign nationals on the internet actively defending official stories put out by the US Government. It's hard to imagine a motivation other than financial or ideological. On Amazon, I've encountered Patrick Collins (a Brit) and Hideji Okina (Japanese) who vigorously defend both the Warren Commission and the 9/11 Commission. Okina has apparently written books on both (in Japanese). Elsewhere I've encountered Canadians and Australians on YouTube and various forums. There are Italian and French defenders of the 9/11 story who give lectures. Mel Ayton is a prominent British author who can be counted on to defend every official assassination tale.
You can never really get them to explain their motivation, except to say that "people all over the world are interested in these subjects," which is of course different than shilling for official history.
Foreign nationals shilling for US government stories - David Guyatt - 11-03-2016
I see this happening all the time too. It is curious, but perhaps in part they are indirectly supporting their own governments supplication to Washington in doing this? Every propaganda story about deep events has to be constantly reinvigorated to keep pressure on the public mind to permit continued support for the unsupportable continuing US war Party's excesses.
Foreign nationals shilling for US government stories - Tracy Riddle - 11-03-2016
David Guyatt Wrote:I see this happening all the time too. It is curious, but perhaps in part they are indirectly supporting their own governments supplication to Washington in doing this? Every propaganda story about deep events has to be constantly reinvigorated to keep pressure on the public mind to permit continued support for the unsupportable continuing US war Party's excesses.
Yes, I think the US military-industrial complex has become a multi-national one, with lots of people whose livelihoods now depend on defending that system.