Events of the past week have made clear that the so-called mainstream news media is little more than a PR outlet for the rich and powerful. The huge monied interests which control these outlets are completely uninterested in engaging in any journalism which might portray in a negative light those who control so much of the country.
The specter of negative publicity for such people is the reason ABC spiked the Epstein story. Whether it was primarily because of the wishes of those at Windsor Castle or to minimize negative publicity for Hillary as she was seeking the presidency doesn't matter much. The truth is coming out CLEARLY for all to see.
ABC Insider: Why I, alone, released the Amy Robach Epstein tape.
In seeking retribution, those in control at ABC and CBS didn't care whether they destroyed the right person or not. The objective was simply to send a message. (Good luck with that. I suspect they've simply angered more employees instead.) Taking the path of retribution, instead of reflecting on past bad decisions damages your credibility immensely among those who still held your networks in high regard.
One is reminded that the cover-up is always worse than the crime.
The specter of negative publicity for such people is the reason ABC spiked the Epstein story. Whether it was primarily because of the wishes of those at Windsor Castle or to minimize negative publicity for Hillary as she was seeking the presidency doesn't matter much. The truth is coming out CLEARLY for all to see.
ABC Insider: Why I, alone, released the Amy Robach Epstein tape.
To those wrongfully accused:
It is terrible that you have been lashed out at by the company.
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To ABC News:
I sit right here with you all in complete shock. I, like many, are at a loss for words on how this has been handled. Instead of addressing this head-on like the company has in the past, it has spun into a mission of seek-and-destroy. Innocent people that have absolutely nothing to do with this are being hunted down as if we are all a sport. I challenge all of you to actually look inwards and remember why this company engages in journalism. We all hold the First Amendment at the foundation of this company, yet forget its history, its purpose, and its reasoning for even coming into existence to begin with. How lost we are… yearning to be found. I went to Project Veritas for the sole reason that any other media outlet else would have probably shelved this as well. I thank all of them, and James, for seeking truth.
It is terrible that you have been lashed out at by the company.
...
To ABC News:
I sit right here with you all in complete shock. I, like many, are at a loss for words on how this has been handled. Instead of addressing this head-on like the company has in the past, it has spun into a mission of seek-and-destroy. Innocent people that have absolutely nothing to do with this are being hunted down as if we are all a sport. I challenge all of you to actually look inwards and remember why this company engages in journalism. We all hold the First Amendment at the foundation of this company, yet forget its history, its purpose, and its reasoning for even coming into existence to begin with. How lost we are… yearning to be found. I went to Project Veritas for the sole reason that any other media outlet else would have probably shelved this as well. I thank all of them, and James, for seeking truth.
In seeking retribution, those in control at ABC and CBS didn't care whether they destroyed the right person or not. The objective was simply to send a message. (Good luck with that. I suspect they've simply angered more employees instead.) Taking the path of retribution, instead of reflecting on past bad decisions damages your credibility immensely among those who still held your networks in high regard.
One is reminded that the cover-up is always worse than the crime.
