Tulsi Gabbard Exposes Media Lies About Russia's Intentions
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In a startling rebuke to mainstream narrative, Tulsi Gabbard, Director of National Intelligence, has taken a vigorous stand against a recent Reuters report that claims Russia is intent on reconstituting the Soviet Union.
Gabbard, a vocal advocate for peace, refers to the article as “a lie and propaganda” crafted by interests looking to thwart President Trump’s ongoing efforts to broker peace in Ukraine.
The Reuters piece, built on anonymous sources, suggests that U.S. intelligence has evidence supporting the notion that Russia plans to extend its reach beyond Ukraine. Gabbard wasted no time in defending President Trump, asserting that this kind of sensationalism is nothing more than a tactic employed by “warmongers” aiming to escalate military involvement in Eastern Europe.
Highlighting the alarming trend of media manipulation, Gabbard emphasized how historical patterns reveal a collaboration between major media outlets and a “Deep State” apparatus intent on perpetuating conflict. She contends that this intentional spread of misinformation undermines genuine negotiations for peace.
According to Gabbard, the truth shared with policymakers reflects that Russia, contrary to popular belief, aims to avoid a larger war with NATO. This directly contrasts with the narrative advanced by mainstream outlets like Reuters, which she claims has shifted dangerously towards promoting fear and further entanglement.
As this dispute unfolds, it underscores the deepening divide between the relentless pursuit of truth by certain political figures and the mainstream media’s growing prevalence of sensational reporting.
This clash not only raises questions about the integrity of our news sources but also reveals an urgent need for an honest dialogue regarding America's foreign policy.
In a world bombarded by misinformation, Gabbard’s defense of Trump’s peace initiatives reaffirms a crucial message: the American public deserves truth, not propagandist narratives which could lead us toward perilous military conflicts.
With Gabbard's pointed critique of both the media and certain political factions, a clear call reverberates—time to return to common sense and prioritize peace over perpetual war.
Sources:
patriot.tv
nytimes.com
breitbart.com
Gabbard, a vocal advocate for peace, refers to the article as “a lie and propaganda” crafted by interests looking to thwart President Trump’s ongoing efforts to broker peace in Ukraine.
The Reuters piece, built on anonymous sources, suggests that U.S. intelligence has evidence supporting the notion that Russia plans to extend its reach beyond Ukraine. Gabbard wasted no time in defending President Trump, asserting that this kind of sensationalism is nothing more than a tactic employed by “warmongers” aiming to escalate military involvement in Eastern Europe.
Highlighting the alarming trend of media manipulation, Gabbard emphasized how historical patterns reveal a collaboration between major media outlets and a “Deep State” apparatus intent on perpetuating conflict. She contends that this intentional spread of misinformation undermines genuine negotiations for peace.
According to Gabbard, the truth shared with policymakers reflects that Russia, contrary to popular belief, aims to avoid a larger war with NATO. This directly contrasts with the narrative advanced by mainstream outlets like Reuters, which she claims has shifted dangerously towards promoting fear and further entanglement.
As this dispute unfolds, it underscores the deepening divide between the relentless pursuit of truth by certain political figures and the mainstream media’s growing prevalence of sensational reporting.
This clash not only raises questions about the integrity of our news sources but also reveals an urgent need for an honest dialogue regarding America's foreign policy.
In a world bombarded by misinformation, Gabbard’s defense of Trump’s peace initiatives reaffirms a crucial message: the American public deserves truth, not propagandist narratives which could lead us toward perilous military conflicts.
With Gabbard's pointed critique of both the media and certain political factions, a clear call reverberates—time to return to common sense and prioritize peace over perpetual war.
Sources:
patriot.tv
nytimes.com
breitbart.com
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