"The New York papers were seemingly more interested, in a Neville Chamberlainesque way, in appeasing our enemies. As the joke around the Detroit offices went, they were 'the official paper of al Qaeda' for their often-muted reporting, seemingly afraid they might offend those that attacked us."
(page 25 - Al Aldieaya chapter)

"The left-wing narrative that everything is America’s fault, that we somehow were responsible, and it was inevitable that they would strike-back at the colonial invaders, is a false narrative. Certainly, there were always outlets that took a bias of the state to which they belonged. During the 1930s the Nazi’s made sure that loyalists to them first and the nation itself second took place. People would, of course, always think of Pravda as more apparatchik than reporting honestly, especially during the Soviet years in Russia and clear Putin and Russian Communist Party propaganda now during their invasion, now second excursions (as prior just into Crimea), into Ukraine.

One of conservative radio-show host and author Mark Levin’s best sellers was Unfreedom of the Press about the, in many peoples’ minds, lurch toward those Pravda days by many papers here in the West—more Marxist propaganda purveyors than press the founders of America would ever envision could become."
(page 25 - Al Aldieaya chapter)

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