@NoemaMag And revealing of itself, isn't it, how the Media Complex responded. Exposing the Great Fiction can't be reported by institutions whose viability depends on it remaining invisible. No matter. What cannot bear the light will not survive it. The reckoning proceeds without them.
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When @BBCNews can’t name genocide, that's not restraint; it’s reality's "most trusted media" mirror exposed as Empire's metronome. Refusal to name is the name: the lie of Western moral legitimacy and everything—epistemic, institutional, imperial—requiring this silence to survive. Subtweet: Traditional analysis would say "media serves state power." What we're seeing is more insidious—an interlocking, supranational, ideological order converging in German, US, UK, French, and other Western state-media complexes. Synchronized narrative enforcement at a planetary scale. Exactly. The functional totalitarianism of an interlocking, global, techno-industrial control-complex serving the weaponized exceptionalism of elite structures of power profitably and militantly vested in a form of Final Solution to unmanageable social tensions and inequalities. 2/ It's now endemic, of course, the devastating obscenity of a global militarist-media complex wedded through pen and sword to a universalized form of psychotic exceptionalism and its diabolical consecration of a terror war endlessly targeting internal scapegoat and foreign foe. Subtweet: 18/ Across multiple vectors—content moderation, technical infrastructure, data analytics, operational support and political synchronization—a stakeholder-biased alignment-regime hardwires the stack to deliver preferred geopolitical outcomes, typically masked as neutral standards.
Open original document@alastairmci I saw another segment of that speech. Astounding, frankly, its platformed puncturing of Empire's significance-allocation regime. Then again, I suspect he's not yet fully alert to the total consequence of the reversal we're amidst. As the veil falls, it doesn't stop half-way.
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