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Former CBS news anchor Dan Rather told an audience in Aspen Colorado last year, that journalism has declined to such a point that it is time for the government to intervene. Rather said “traditional journalism is under siege” and called for media reform to become an “immediate national priority.”
The Large 8.8 earthquake that hit Chile was not a product of HARRP but it very well could have been a result of a direct hit from the snapping of a solar filament. All last week pictures had been issued from the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory of an enormous magnetic filament that hung suspended above the surface of the sun’s southern hemisphere. It was estimated to be I million Kilometers or 621,371 miles long. The filament could wrap itself 24 times around the earth. SOHO did say that the Filament did snap around the 25th of February. It produced clouds and a coronal mass ejection. It was unknown what effect it would have had on the earth.
Written by Clyde Lewis
Today the media world has become soft. It has become malleable and unfortunately it is highly controlled. It only responds to disaster and then hires two political pundits to analyze what it means.
As History unfolds it becomes quite clear that how we interpret it is based on quick glances at a newspaper , a magazine or new program that is owned and operated by a company that has a controlling political interest in what is being reported. This type of journalism is what you would expect in a country where the press is not free.
All articles are speculative and the author (Clyde Lewis) hopes that you will use discretion when reading them. All articles are interpretations and commentary on existing information and disinformation accumulated from websites, online forums, other discussion groups, talk shows, news shows, movies, and books. All images used in all articles are used for illustrative purposes only and are meant to bring context to the article.
