This is unbelievable.
It’s long been clear to honest observers that the Ukraine war is not what permanent Washington says. It’s never been a “proxy conflict.” It’s an all-out hot war between the world’s two most prolific nuclear powers.
Tucker has reported on this for years, and the rest of the press called him crazy for it. You know their favorite slanders. Russian propagandist. Putin puppet. Enemy of America. The list goes on.
A remarkable plot twist unfolded last month. The New York Times admitted that Tucker was right all along. The paper’s lengthy piece, “The Secret History of the War in Ukraine,” exposes how Joe Biden dragged “America into the war far more intimately than previously known.”
The details are jarring. American officers are directly authorizing attacks using NATO-provided weapons. The White House violates its code of conduct out of lust for more bloodshed. At one point, U.S. intelligence even estimated a 50% likelihood of nuclear war.
Where was The New York Times when this was happening? What about the rest of the legacy media?
You know the answer. Instead of practicing honest journalism, they drummed up pro-war propaganda, mind-numbingly promoted the idea that funding the killing of innocent Eastern Europeans is moral, and painted dissenters like Tucker as traitors for daring to disagree.
Such behavior proves without a shadow of a doubt that corporate media exists to protect the powerful, not hold them to account.
TCN is different. We’ve been on this story since the jump because, unlike our establishment competition, we only care about telling the truth. News consumers deserve no less.
This kind of coverage would not be possible without members like you. We can’t thank you enough for your continued support.
It’s long been clear to honest observers that the Ukraine war is not what permanent Washington says. It’s never been a “proxy conflict.” It’s an all-out hot war between the world’s two most prolific nuclear powers.
Tucker has reported on this for years, and the rest of the press called him crazy for it. You know their favorite slanders. Russian propagandist. Putin puppet. Enemy of America. The list goes on.
A remarkable plot twist unfolded last month. The New York Times admitted that Tucker was right all along. The paper’s lengthy piece, “The Secret History of the War in Ukraine,” exposes how Joe Biden dragged “America into the war far more intimately than previously known.”
The details are jarring. American officers are directly authorizing attacks using NATO-provided weapons. The White House violates its code of conduct out of lust for more bloodshed. At one point, U.S. intelligence even estimated a 50% likelihood of nuclear war.
Where was The New York Times when this was happening? What about the rest of the legacy media?
You know the answer. Instead of practicing honest journalism, they drummed up pro-war propaganda, mind-numbingly promoted the idea that funding the killing of innocent Eastern Europeans is moral, and painted dissenters like Tucker as traitors for daring to disagree.
Such behavior proves without a shadow of a doubt that corporate media exists to protect the powerful, not hold them to account.
TCN is different. We’ve been on this story since the jump because, unlike our establishment competition, we only care about telling the truth. News consumers deserve no less.
This kind of coverage would not be possible without members like you. We can’t thank you enough for your continued support.
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