Building trust in media

History Books Overlook US Role in Causing Japanese Recession. (Jeffrey Sachs)

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I had a very uh interesting and and distinct conversation with one of Japan’s top Economic Policy makers in the mid-1990s who was a friend and very senior let’s just say and uh I said why don’t you weaken the currency you know your exports have completely stalled you have
a a uh a lack of growth Japan’s no longer competitive and he looked at me and he said Jeff the U.S won’t let us do it okay this is clear it’s kind of obvious but never said what is said in the history books is Japan had a balance sheet recession

Twitter Files WHISTLEBLOWER

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The Hilll reported:

he took to his Twitter account Network
effects to reveal what’s been kept Under
Wraps like a one billion dollar contract
the Department of Defense awarded to
counter misinformation and also the
partnership of big names including
Madeleine Albright Executives of
software companies like Microsoft media
Outlets social media Giants and slew of
others part of his expose included how
an effort was waged to sift through
covid-19 related misinformation and the
people involved boasted about collecting

Corrrection: Twitter Files WHISTLEBLOWER

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here’s our reaction to this story from yesterday a new round of the Twitter files exposes how journalists academics intelligence  operatives military and government Personnel aligned to sensor and curve freedom of expression

Woman whose accusation led to the lynching of Emmett Till has died at 88, coroner says

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In August 1955, 14-year-old Emmett was beaten and shot to death after he allegedly whistled at Bryant – now Donham – in Money.

Later, her husband, Roy Bryant, and J.W. Milam, took Emmett from his bed and ordered him into the back of a pickup truck and beat him before shooting him in the head and tossing his body into the Tallahatchie River. They were both acquitted of murder by an all-White jury following a trial in which Carolyn Bryant testified that Emmett grabbed and verbally threatened her.