To be blunt, the TNI means global information control. Every single one of us are living under this initiative right now. The Trusted News Initiative (TNI) was founded in 2019. It includes companies such as Google, Facebook, BBC, YouTube, Twitter, the New York Times, Microsoft, and Reuters. It also includes all of the companies owned by these companies, which boils down to literally every mainstream media information service. Everything from PBS, CNN and Fox News and trickles down to your local news affiliates such as your local NBC and CBS independent stations where you get your local news and weather every day. The newspapers you read such as USA Today, the Washington Post, the Kansas City Star……they are all Big Tech partners together. Did you know that out of the THOUSANDS of mainstream television channels available to us, they are ALL owned by only SIX companies? Time Warner, Viacom, CBS, Disney, National Amusements, and News Corp. In 1983, there were more than 50 companies who owned our television channel media content. After the Telecommunications Act of 1996, during which the FCC removed restrictions on how many news outlets an owner could own (creating a monopoly), we are now down to SIX owners. Think about that. How many fewer television media channels were available in 1983 compared to 2022?!?! And there were more than 50 companies who owned those outlets then versus now??
Thanks, I did all of that before sending you a message, and I could not find anything....
I used various search terms, keywords, etc. but could not find something...
Maybe I misunderstood... when you said (now paraphrasing) 'Pfizer in turn pays TNI', did you mean direct funding like a donation or grant to that organization, or did you mean that they (Pfizer) pay for there own advertising directly to various members of the TNI......
Hi Jennifer, You stated " Pharma pays TNI to push their narrative" and I believe this is true, but is there any evidence I can get to support this. I am saying the same thing, but I believe the reader will want some evidence of it. Any info or leads would be welcome. Thanks
Do this in a Bad Country, it's clear evidence of a corrupt autocracy that is insidiously opposing the will of the free people. Do this in a Good Country, it's clearly a noble effort to assert our common values against inherently malicious outside influences. The difference is... uh... you know, reasons...
'Trust'
We're going to have to adopt beautiful words from other languages since they keep soiling ours with their theft and prostitution of our best words.
Shoot I typed my email wrong it’s gmail not fmail lol very interesting article
A great reminder that the American people are being played by major influencers. It prompts me to want to bail off social media all the more.
Thanks, I did all of that before sending you a message, and I could not find anything....
I used various search terms, keywords, etc. but could not find something...
Maybe I misunderstood... when you said (now paraphrasing) 'Pfizer in turn pays TNI', did you mean direct funding like a donation or grant to that organization, or did you mean that they (Pfizer) pay for there own advertising directly to various members of the TNI......
Hi Jennifer, You stated " Pharma pays TNI to push their narrative" and I believe this is true, but is there any evidence I can get to support this. I am saying the same thing, but I believe the reader will want some evidence of it. Any info or leads would be welcome. Thanks
Hi! This goes hand in hand with this:
https://foreignpolicy.com/2013/07/14/u-s-repeals-propaganda-ban-spreads-government-made-news-to-americans/
And people like James Smith who ran Reuters getting a chair on the Pfizer board.
Corporate news - ugh!
https://disentanglement.substack.com/p/james-c-smith-pfizers-propaganda
Do this in a Bad Country, it's clear evidence of a corrupt autocracy that is insidiously opposing the will of the free people. Do this in a Good Country, it's clearly a noble effort to assert our common values against inherently malicious outside influences. The difference is... uh... you know, reasons...