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What's up ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls around the world. I would like to welcome you back

to The Real Talk with Zuby Podcast. Now on today's episode, we have got on a Canadian author.

She is a writer who has recently written a book called The Mind Under Siege,

Mechanisms of War Propaganda, and this is Alexandra Kitty. Welcome to the show.

Nice to be here. Thank you very much for having me.

Most welcome. So I've done a brief intro right there, Alexandra, but for people who are not

familiar with you, please introduce yourself to the audience.

I'm a former journalist who actually went into journalism to connect experiments,

why journalism was failing people, how to make it better and stronger. So I conducted

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