And the Good evening. It's Tuesday, July 11th. Welcome to a new episode of

system update. Our live nightly show that airs every Monday through Friday at 7 p.m. Eastern exclusively

here on Rumbold the free speech alternative to YouTube tonight. Project

Mockingbird was the name of a secret CIA project that caused the agency's significant embarrassment

when it was exposed in the mid-1970s as part of the Senate's Church Committee investigation.

Its basic purpose was to covertly infiltrate and then influence the nation's largest media corporations

by implanting agents and other methods for ensuring that corporate news in the United States

served the agenda rather than undermine the agenda of

U.S. foreign policy. Today there's absolutely no need at all for Operation

Mockingbird. That is because, as we have previously reported,

U.S. security state agents openly send their top

operatives to get hired by television networks,

which proudly tout the number of former C.A.

FBI, NSA, and Homeland Security operatives on their

payroll to report the news to Americans.

But it's not only corporate media outlets that are drowning in former operatives of the

U.S. security state, these agencies have also utterly

infiltrated big tech corporations, especially Google and Facebook, and especially

among those positions that are responsible for censoring political content from these monopolistic

platforms.

In other words, at exactly the same time that a small army of security state operatives openly

get hired by and help shape the propaganda that emanates from the country's largest media corporations.

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