In the past few months the articles seem to have lost their 'punch' with a lot more yammering and fewer actual facts being laid on the table. Some articles, fancy title and absolutely nothing of value in the actual article, as if the few words in the article are solely there so a flashy title line can be produced.
Mark Levin went after Steve Bannon in a big way - pointing X followers to a fairly indepth look at a recent 'Steve Bannon' psuedo-interview with a KNOWN IRANIAN REGIME supporter.
This article is well worth reading - to the bloody end.
It contains some well deserved criticism, warnings, and corrections of Bannon's non-interview.
http://iransofaraway.substack.com/p/bannon-parsi-and-the-illusion-of
First two paras of article - the whole story is BRUTAL.
When Steve Bannon invited Trita Parsi, Executive Vice President of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, on his War Room podcast and presented him as a voice worth hearing on America’s foreign policy, the irony was impossible to miss. Bannon—the self-styled defender of “America First”—offered a warm stage to a man who has spent over two decades hustling on behalf of Tehran’s dictatorship in Washington. The conversation that unfolded was not a clash of ideas but a performance: Bannon nodding and smiling while Parsi presented the Khomeinist regime’s preferred talking points, neatly wrapped in the language of “realism” and “restraint.”
What happened, in fact, was a presentation of a new form of the Islamic regime’s propaganda outreach. Designed to please an audience of war-weary populist Americans, the message proffered is that the US-Iran conflict is solely the fault of trigger-happy neoconservatives and “Israel Firsters.” This isolationist-tailored sales pitch has already won a notable convert in Tucker Carlson, and now, Steve Bannon, who has previously hosted guests from the Quincy Institute, seems to be traveling a similar path.
continues with specifics at link above.
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