Hello and welcome to Colonial Outcast. This is our June 10th, 11th episode. My name is Greg Stoker, and I'm here with series regulars Travis, a former field grade artillery officer who you may recognize from our operational breakdown episodes, Alina Xenafontos and International Law and Economics Globalization Specialist who worked at fancy elitist think tanks, which we no longer like anymore.

And then co-hosts Mark Wayne.

This is a bigger panel today because things got spicy and what I mean by spicy is absolutely atrocious and horrible.

Thanks all for hopping on today.

Let's dive right back into the madness with five minutes of me doing straight up exposition.

Somebody's clicking with their mouse on tables right now.

Just an observation.

Okay, so yeah, last Friday, we did another episode on Israel's potential spear for us into

southern Lebanon in order to roll back Hezbollah river, which is an insane military objective

and impossible. And we said we'd come back with another episode this Monday, because if you

haven't noticed all the big atrocities and controversial policy decisions happened during the weekend.

So this weekend, according to the New York Times article headline, Israel rescues four hostages in a hostage in a military operation.

Israel rescues four hostages in a military operation.

This is a fact.

It's in the active voice and the hostages are numbered.

Then the second part of the headline is Gaza officials say scores are killed, which is presented

as hearsay, not a fact, and the passive voice, and the victims are not numbered.

This is, you know, pretty egregious.

The role of corporate and partisan media in the United States is not to inform necessarily,

but to manufacture consent for the whims of the ruling and political class.

It's becoming apparent that we are

kind of in the most heavily propagandized society on earth, one of them. The easiest way to see that

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