Heil Trump!
Heil Trump!
Publié le 24 février 2017 à 14h14 | Mis à jour à 14h28
La Maison-Blanche bloque l'accès à des médias
Des médias américains, dont CNN, The New York Times, LA Times et Politico, se sont vus refuser l'accès au point de presse de la Maison-Blanche, vendredi.
La Maison-Blanche n'a pas donné de raison pour expliquer sa décision.
The Associated Press et Time ont décidé de boycotter le point de presse.
Le vrai visage du gouvernement Trump s'affine de jour en jour...
Va donc jeter un coup d'oeil !
Salut .
Va visionner ce vidéo .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n49dgdHvEhQ&sns=fb
Shlomo qui dit ,pour mieux voir la foret il faut s'éloigner de l'arbre .
Va donc jeter un coup d'oeil !
En espérant que tu lis l'anglais,
Lis ce qui suit:
Democracy depends on a free and independent press, which is why all tyrants try to squelch it. They use seven techniques that, worryingly, President-elect Donald Trump already employs.
1. Berate the media. Last week, Trump summoned two-dozen TV news anchors and executives to the twenty-fifth floor of Trump Tower to berate them for their reporting about him during the election. For twenty minutes he railed at what he called their “outrageous” and “dishonest” coverage. According to an attendee, “Trump kept saying, ‘we’re in a room of liars, the deceitful dishonest media who got it all wrong,’” and he called CNN a “network of liars.” He accused NBC of using unflattering pictures of him, demanding to know why they didn’t use “nicer” pictures.
Another person who attended the meeting said Trump “truly doesn’t seem to understand the First Amendment. He thinks we are supposed to say what he says and that’s it.”
2. Blacklist critical media. During the campaign, Trump blacklisted news outlets whose coverage he didn’t approve of. In June he pulled The Washington Post’s credentials. “Based on the incredibly inaccurate coverage and reporting of the record-setting Trump campaign, we are hereby revoking the press credentials of the phony and dishonest Washington Post,” read a post on Trump’s Facebook page.
After the election Trump agreed to meet with the New York Times and then suddenly canceled the meeting when he didn’t like the terms, tweeting “Perhaps a new meeting will be set up with the @nytimes. In the meantime, they continue to cover me inaccurately and with a nasty tone!” (He then reversed himself again and met with the Times.)
3. Turn the public against the media. Trump refers to journalists as “lying,” “dishonest,” “disgusting” and “scum.” Referring to the journalists at his rallies, Trump said, “I hate some of these people,” adding (presumably in response to allegations of Vladimir Putin’s treatment of dissident journalists) “but I’d never kill ‘em.”
He questions the press’s motives, claiming, for example, that The Washington Post wrote negative things about him because its publisher, Jeffrey Bezos, a founder of Amazon, “thinks I would go after him for antitrust.” When the New York Times wrote that his transition team was in disarray, Trump tweeted that the newspaper was “just upset that they looked like fools in their coverage of me” during the presidential campaign.
Responsible media hold the powerful accountable by asking them hard questions and reporting on what they do. Apparently, Trump wants to eliminate such intermediaries.
4. Condemn satirical or critical comments. Trump continues to condemn the coverage he’s received from NBC’s “Saturday Night Live.” In response to Alex Baldwin’s recent portrayal of him as overwhelmed by the prospect of being president, Trump tweeted that it was a “totally one-sided, biased show – nothing funny at all. Equal time for us?”
When Brandon Victor Dixon, the actor who plays Aaron Burr in the Broadway musical “Hamilton,” read from the stage a message to Vice President-elect Mike Pence, who was in the audience – expressing fears about the pending Trump administration for the “diverse group of men and women of different colors, creeds and orientations” on the cast – Trump responded angrily. He tweeted that Pence had been “harassed,” and insisted that the cast and producers of the show, “which I hear is highly overrated,” apologize.
5. Threaten the media directly. Trump said he plans to change libel laws in the United States so that he can have an easier time suing news organizations. “One of the things I’m going to do if I win … I’m going to open up our libel laws so when they write purposely negative and horrible and false articles, we can sue them and win lots of money.”
During the campaign, Trump specifically threatened to sue the Times for libel in response to an article that featured two women accusing him of touching them inappropriately years ago. Trump claimed the allegations were false, and his lawyer demanded that the newspaper retract the story and issue an apology. Trump also threatened legal action after the Timespublished and wrote about part of his 1995 tax return.
6. Limit media access. Trump hasn’t had a news conference since July. He has blocked the media from traveling with him, or even knowing whom he’s meeting with. His phone call with Vladimir Putin, which occurred shortly after the election, was first reported by the Kremlin.
This is highly unusual. In 2000, President-elect George W. Bush called a press conference three days after the Supreme Court determined the outcome of the election. In 2008, President-elect Obama also meet with the press three days after being elected.
7. Bypass the media and communicate with the public directly. The American public learns what Trump thinks through his tweets. Shortly after the election, Trump released a video message outlining some of the executive actions he plans to take on his first day in office.
Aids say Trump has also expressed interest in continuing to hold the large rallies that became a staple of his candidacy. They say he likes the instant gratification and adulation that the cheering crowds provide.
The word “media” comes from “intermediate” between newsmakers and the public. Responsible media hold the powerful accountable by asking them hard questions and reporting on what they do. Apparently Trump wants to eliminate such intermediaries.
Historically, these seven techniques have been used by demagogues to erode the freedom and independence of the press. Even before he’s sworn in, Trump seems intent on doing exactly this.
Va donc jeter un coup d'oeil !
Democracy depends on a free and independent press, which is why all tyrants try to squelch it. They use seven techniques that, worryingly, President-elect Donald Trump already employs.
Donc, sans prendre parti pour ou contre Trump, il est névralgique de se questionner et de réfléchir à savoir si la presse est libre et indépendante. Qui en sont les propriétaires ? D'où tire-t-elle ses revenus publicitaires ? Et quelle est sa ligne éditoriale ? Est-ce que cette presse pourrait être infiltrée par des agences de renseignement comme la CIA, la NSA et autres, directement de l'intérieur ou indirectement par des agences de presse pour s'assurer de relayer la "bonne" information ?
Et sommes-nous vraiment dans une démocratie, à part le droit de vote ?
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L'ALERTE LAMBERT à Panthère
http://www.orandia.com/forum/index.php?id=206908
P(3)58
Va donc jeter un coup d'oeil !
Salut panthère58
La Démocratie sa exite pas,, c'est ti clair.
Dans le monde des ombres, il y a un seuil chef, et un seuil pas deux!
C'est ti clair.
Salut panthère58
Il y a un force invisible qui veut prendre le contrôle de la Planète au niveu de tout les gouvernements de la planète terre.
Salut encore une fois panthère58
Fernand
Heil Trump!
Trump communique directement avec le peuple américain via facebook/twitter/youtube/etc...en 2017 on a plus besoin de filtre qui déforme le message. Que CNN qui plante Trump du matin au soir (lire, qui a son agenda corporatif/globaliste, lire qui donnait les questions de débat à hillary, lire biaisé à 100%) et NY Times qui maquillait Trump en cloune sur sa page principale durant la campagne et leurs ti namis qui travaillent pour le NOM et qui veulent que Trump débarque écoutent Trump sur youtube pour écrire leurs niaiseries biaisées:)
En fait ces médias vendus sont un danger pour la sécurité nationale à force de dépeindre Trump comme Hitler ou un dictateur/fachiste...même si leurs auditoire est en chute en faveur de médias alternatifs (infowars etc), des millions de personnes croient par leur faute que la nation est en danger avec un fou dans la maison blanche...
Leur auditoire sera maintenant encore en chute libre.
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s5
Question de jugement.
À quoi juge-t'on un politique?...à ce qu'on dit qu'il a dit et fait ou à ce qu'il dit et fait?...qu'il s'agisse d'une nouvelle issue d'une source pro ou anti-Trump, donnez-vous l'heure juste en écoutant le concerné et en constatant le passage à l'acte. Avec le net, plus que jamais, on a la chance de se bâtir une opinion sans emprunter la voie facile et paresseuse du prêt-à-penser. À chaque prétention journalistique sur les faits et gestes d'un politique, je vais vérifier la disponibilité d'un extrait vidéo du concerné sinon, je me contente de ne pas avoir d'opinion.
FAKE NEWS...
Trump a tellement RAISON de bloqué certains médias....
Plusieurs médias sont pleins de propagandes et de mensonges...
Et concernant la dites ''objectivité'' médiatique... avez-vous vu un seul reportage montrant les partisans du BREXIT? Comme s'il n'y avait qu'un seul côté à la médaille...
FAKE NEWS...
Trump Calls Out CNN/Fake News/Live Worldwide TV
Ecoutez-ça.
Sur le journalisme :
CNN Trump: We are fighting fake news
Voici la chaîne CNN qui ose présenter une vidéo dans laquelle monsieur TRUMP.. dénonce que les médias ont enlevé le mot ''Fake'' de News (medias)...
CNN Trump: We are fighting fake news