The Skinny: Spin Doctrine
An October 2019 edition of The Skinny in which Nina discusses how narrative framing twists the issues in the minds of the public in all the wrong directions.
Read MoreAn October 2019 edition of The Skinny in which Nina discusses how narrative framing twists the issues in the minds of the public in all the wrong directions.
Read MoreA medium length blog post exploring why government lies about mass surveillance have had unintended consequences in the fight against “fake news.”
Read MoreSome thoughts on “Left Wing” American media and class tensions in the 2020 Democratic Party nomination contest.
Read MoreA collection of my informal writing from late September 2019, including vote pledges, declining trust in media, and why the capitalist solution to climate catastrophe is to kill us all.
Read MoreThe Skinny is back with a look at the ongoing class war, 2020 primary narratives and Trump’s nightmare foreign policy.
Read MoreA longer essay on Media Madness about GOP racialized voter suppression, elite liberal complicity and the need for a united antifascist front on the left.
Read MoreA deep look at the way the underlying logic behind our rights and freedoms are inverted to help the wealthy few at the expense of the many – featuring a quotation from “Wages of Rebellion” by Chris Hedges.
Read MoreA short Patreon essay about why corporate media-created narratives about their own role in checking the powerful are bunk.
Read MoreA link to a short blog post about how the media was already rigging the 2020 Dem Primary, just under a year in advance.
Read MoreA quick Blog on Media Madness about why the NBA and ESPN can get stuffed after feting genocidal killer Paul Kagame during a Warriors playoff game.
Read MorePart four of a five part series looking at mainstream corporate media retractions, walk backs, and debunked articles about Russia and reflections on my own personal experiences with the objectively surreal “Russiagate” saga.
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