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Sound familiar? Documents showing the agreements between the Nazi's and the AP were circulating on Parler before it went down. I'll have to find them again. But here is this:

How the Associated Press Became Part of the Nazi Propaganda Machine

"That access put the AP in a powerful position: Because it was the only game in town, it could report on things no outsider could see. But in return, claims Scharnberg, the AP submitted to the Nazis’ restrictive Schriftleitergesetz (“editor’s law”). Within Germany, the law put all newspapers and media outlets under Nazi control."

"It contained a clause that forbade reports that tended to “weaken the strength of the German Reich, outwardly or inwardly,” or that offended “the honor and dignity of Germany.” The result, writes Scharnberg, were images and stories that had “propagandistic intention[s].”"

Tip of the global iceberg no doubt

Top NATO Scientist Tarmo Kõuts With High Security Clearance Recruited By China To Spy On Estonia
March 23, 2021

"Tarmo Kõuts, a NATO scientist was convicted by the Estonian scientific community last week. He pleaded guilty to conducting intelligence activities against the Republic of Estonia on behalf of a foreign state – China."

"His role at the NATO centre offered him an opportunity to access Estonia’s and NATO’s confidential military intelligence directly. He had NATO security clearance dating back 14 years and a state secret permit at the time of his arrest.

"He worked for Chinese military intelligence for 3 years, confined his spying to observations about top-level work. He did not pass any confidential military information yet as per Toots."

Sound familiar? Documents showing the agreements between the Nazi's and the AP were circulating on Parler before it went down. I'll have to find them again. But here is this:

How the Associated Press Became Part of the Nazi Propaganda Machine

"That access put the AP in a powerful position: Because it was the only game in town, it could report on things no outsider could see. But in return, claims Scharnberg, the AP submitted to the Nazis’ restrictive Schriftleitergesetz (“editor’s law”). Within Germany, the law put all newspapers and media outlets under Nazi control."

"It contained a clause that forbade reports that tended to “weaken the strength of the German Reich, outwardly or inwardly,” or that offended “the honor and dignity of Germany.” The result, writes Scharnberg, were images and stories that had “propagandistic intention[s].”"

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ThankQ for the link.

How the Associated Press Became Part of the Nazi Propaganda Machine
smithsonianmag.com ^ | APRIL 1, 2016 | Erin Blakemore

Posted on 3/23/2021, 9:24:36 AM by ransomnote