The New York Times And Wikipedia EXPOSED Like Never Before… | The Winston Marshall Show #026

The New York Times And Wikipedia EXPOSED Like Never Before… | The Winston Marshall Show #026
Winston Marshall
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137,234 views Sep 1, 2024 The Winston Marshall Show
In the aftermath of Mark Zuckerberg’s open letter to Jim Jordan and the arrest of Telegram’s Pavel Durov, renowned investigative journalist Ashley Rindsberg exposes the troubling history of media and social media bias and censorship at the highest levels. In this interview, Ashley reveals how the New York Times has shilled for authoritarian regimes from Stalin to Hitler and again today in America.

He unpacks the troubling capture of Wikipedia by progressive interests and it’s relationship with YouTube, Google and the political establishment. The conversation explores the broader "digital civil war" as alternative voices challenge the establishment's grip on information control.
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Chapters
00:00 - Intro
01:32 - Ashley Rindsberg
05:58 - The Arrest Of Pavel Durov & "Disinformation"
16:35 - Hillary Clinton's Role In 'Disinformation
22:10 - What Zuckerberg's Open Letter Reveals
40:58 - Censorship Of Covid Lab Leak Theory
51:03 - ‘How The Regime Captured Wikipedia’
1:15:53 - The New York Times' Troubling History
1:29:59 - Closing Thoughts