Adam Johnson : Slate a publié 5 articles traînant Hersh dans la boue en moins de 36 heures
▻https://twitter.com/adamjohnsonnyc/status/598305621398683648
Wow. Slate managed to publish FIVE Hersh smear pieces is less than 36 hrs. It’s almost as if they have - an agenda!
Pour insulter Hersh, Slate fait notamment appel à James Kirchick. Lequel n’aime pas les récits de complot – pourtant il y en a un magnifique qui l’implique, décrit par Max Blumenthal et Rania Khalek, en mars 2014 : How Cold War-Hungry Neocons Stage Managed RT Anchor Liz Wahl’s Resignation
►http://www.truthdig.com/report/item/how_cold_war-hungry_neocons_stage_managed_liz_wahls_resignation_20140319
Si vous ne l’avez pas encore lu, lire absolument : comment, derrière la spectaculaire démission en direct d’une journaliste de Russia Today, Blumenthal et Khalek ont relevé les traces d’une manipulation néoconservatrice.
How Cold War-Hungry Neocons Stage Managed RT Anchor Liz Wahl’s Resignation - Max Blumenthal & Rania Khalek
►http://www.truthdig.com/report/item/how_cold_war-hungry_neocons_stage_managed_liz_wahls_resignation_20140319
Behind the coverage of Wahl’s dramatic protest, a cadre of neoconservatives was celebrating a public relations coup. Desperate to revive the Cold War, head off further cuts to the defense budget and restore the legitimacy they lost in the ruins of Iraq, the tightknit group of neoconservative writers and stewards had opened up a new PR front through Wahl’s resignation. And they succeeded with no shortage of help from an ossified media establishment struggling to maintain credibility in an increasingly anarchic online news environment. With isolated skeptics branded as useful idiots for Putin, the scene has been kept clean of neoconservative fingerprints, obscuring their interest in Wahl’s resignation and the broader push to deepen tensions with Russia.
