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Why did Trump ban certain members of the press? @sjkokinda of @PrometheanActn does an excellent job summarizing why Trump threw three news organizations out of the White House, and the reason why they were put there in the first place.
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President Trump: They're Fake News. They know it. They're put there for a reason.
Susan Kokinda: "They are put there for a reason." That is the most important thing Donald LTrump said when he explained why he threw three news organizations out of the White House, and he punctuated it with this picture.
The corporate press calls it censorship. The Democrats call it dictatorship, and half of Washington is acting like democracy has just died, 'in the dark.'
They're wrong. This has nothing to do with a couple of news outlets having their credentials yanked.
I'm Susan Kokinda, and I had my White House credentials pulled by the Carter administration back in the 1970's, after I challenged Jimmy Carter's relationship to the Trilateral Commission.
So, let's go back to the post that started this.
"Media Outlets shouldn't be able to constantly write or report Fiction and Lies when they're covering the President of the United States, the Trump Administration, or the United States of America. Other Fake News media Outlets to follow" ~ President Trump
Makes sense. The media shouldn't constantly report fiction and lies. That's what any normal person would think.
But what if the very purpose of the modern media and other institutions of society is to have you believe that the fiction and the lies are the truth?
That's what a British Lord named Bertrand Russel laid out in a 1953 book called, "The Impact of Science on Society." In it, he laid out the mission for the scientists under a scientific dictatorship.
The mission was, "To produce an unshakable conviction that snow is black." Not something that you might question, not an opinion, but an unshakable conviction.
Now Bertrand Russel wasn't some minor figure. He was third generation empire. He called for a world government under a scientific elite. He wanted a monopoly on weapons of war. And his family history tells you exactly the kind of world he wanted.
His grandfather, John Russel, was the Prime Minister under Queen Victoria during the Irish Potato Famine, a famine, remember, that Britain's own policies caused, not a potato blight.
And a century later Russell proposed the codification of his grandfather's policies by proposing that food be used as a weapon to control populations in that same book we referenced above.
Remember that, because the question of propaganda control and population control are the hallmarks of Russell's policy, and the empire's policies.
Here's Russel again, on how to deploy mass psychology. He says the power of this has, "been enormously increased," by modern methods of propaganda.
Here's what he said,
"...mass psychology...will make great strides when it is taken up under a scientific dictatorship...Although this science will be diligently studied, it will be rigidly confined to the governing class. The populace will not be allowed to know how its convictions were generated." ~ Bertrand Russell
In other words, you aren't allowed to know where your ideas come from. And the payoff, Russell says, is a government which will be able to, "...control its subjects securely, without the need of armies or policemen."
No tanks. No soldiers. Just a population that's convinced that snow is black, and that is what the enemy is counting on for the midterms.
But that only works in the dark, and Donald Trump doesn't do that. This is a point that Sarah Huckabee Sanders made standing next to the President in the Oval Office.
Sarah Huckabee Sanders: "I think it's hard to argue against a free press when you're literally standing in the Oval Office asking questions of the President....He's been more accessible and easier to talk to than any president in history."
Susan Kokinda: President Trump governs out loud, in front of the cameras, in social media posts, taking questions live.
Russell's whole model depends on nobody seeing the wiring. Trump shows you the wiring on purpose, and now he's ripping out the faulty wiring. That's the difference between policy built to manage a population in the dark versus policy built to benefit a country in the light.
One is the British Imperial system. The other one is the one Donald Trump is defending, namely, the American system.
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September 22, 2026
