Did you know that there are now only about three global agencies that
feed news to almost the entire world?
According to eyewitness reports by Udo Ulfkotte and many others, this global news
is controlled - and often written - by senior military officers, secret services, etc.
Anyone who therefore carefully compares the seemingly diverse reports
must come to the conclusion:
They always and everywhere stem from one and the same basic statements.
The diversity that is constantly hailed is merely due to the different ways in
which journalists around the world prepare and skillfully rephrase their stories.
However, the three global agencies mentioned above are as follows:
1. the American Associated Press (AP) with over 4,000 employees worldwide.
The AP is owned by US media companies and has its main editorial office in New York.
AP news is used by around 12,000 media outlets, reaching more than half
of the world's population every day.
2.
The quasi-governmental French Agence France-Presse (AFP) is based in Paris and also has around 4,000 employees.
AFP sends out more than 3,000 messages and 2,500 photos per day to media all over the world.
3.
The British Reuters in London, which is privately organized and employs just over 3,000 people.
Now the average Swiss or German will say to themselves:
This has nothing to do with our
press, these agencies are based in America, France and Great Britain.
We have a diverse press thanks to our freedom of the press.
But this is precisely where the biggest mistake lies.
Anyone who carefully compares media reports will notice that almost all the media - including in Switzerland and Europe - modify and refine the same reports that originate from precisely these three aforementioned agencies.