The Media's Bias Exposed

By

       George Sontag

      The Democrats and their friends in the media are vigorously looking to expose “fake news.” The trouble is, they’re looking in the wrong places. They need to head to the nearest mirror. We knew the media were overwhelmingly liberal, but the truth and the proof can be seen in the Politico Poll of White House Press Corps which found that Democrat reporters out numbered Republicans by a margin of 60 – 3.

      That's correct, media, starting with the White House Press Corps, is overwhelmingly slanted towards one political party. Of these Forty-five percent said their coverage was biased against Trump, while two percent said they were biased in his favor, and 53 percent said they were not biased either way. At least that's what the 53 percent claim. Still 45 percent admit to slanting their stories – Left.

      This small sampling of some of the most important reporters in our country proves that there is a cultural shift in which journalists have moved, from reporting news, to spewing opinion disguised as fact. THIS IS THE TRUE NATURE OF “FAKE NEWS.” (Fake news is news reported with opinions and speculation.) There were days, long past, when reporters reported on the news. This means they listed the facts surrounding events and allowed viewers or listeners to make up their minds to form their own opinions. Today, many reporters no longer attempt to report, but instead give their audiences their version of what happened. (aka – Fake news)

Whatever happened to objective, professional journalism? In a free society the role of the press is to:

• 1. Serve as watchdog for our local/federal elected officials.

• 2. Inform readers to know what’s going on in the cultural as well as the political realm.
• 3. Generate an awareness of our country, states, and cities.

• 4. Get us mad about anything going wrong, and enough to do something about it.

      Today, Americans must recognize how much the condensed, controlled media have turned into a softer version of the old Soviet Union’s Pravda. So it should not be surprising that journalists and contributors from just about every major media outlet have been exposed by Wikileaks for their bias. Media bias isn’t just how they cover what they cover - it’s what they choose to ignore. The profession that congratulates itself with more awards, dinners, and honors than any other and prides itself for “speaking truth to power” has been fully exposed as the shield and the sword for the powerful. While Democrats implode, the media plays guard dog.

      Ever since Operation Mockingbird, a CIA-based

initiative to control mainstream media, more and more people are expressing their concern that what we see in the media is nothing short of brainwashing, and by and large, no more than a propaganda arm for the Democrat Party, and their actions now, especially as compared to the past eight years, out them as such. A number of ‘whistleblowers’ who actually worked in the industry have come out and said the exact same thing. Just one example is the Huffington Post. It’s an ultra-left wing blog with media credentials, but many people actually believe what they read there.

      "Fake news” simply works to distract us from what’s

truly going on in the world and replaces it a narrative of the organization's agenda. Nearly two-thirds (63%) of Americans say they’re either “regularly” (27%) or “occasionally” being fed fake news by traditional major TV and newspaper outlets. That's 90% of the American public believe that they are being lied to. I’m not suggesting you lock yourself in a room or run away and never look at the media again. I’m simply recommending that you stay conscious of your surroundings and critically think about what’s actually happening!

      So, the next time you’re watching a movie, reading an article, or listening to a song, ask yourself: What’s the real meaning behind this? Trust your intuition and don’t be afraid to investigate where the story came from, what the overarching message is, and more importantly, who it benefits.