Wikileaks: Julian Assange's internet access 'cut'
We&#x27;re in the middle of some crazy propaganda war right now, and it&#x27;s been this way for quite a while. It became completely transparent when the Podesta e-mails were released mere minutes after Trump&#x27;s videos regarding possible sexual assault were released.<p>Ever since the DNC leaks and the subsequent accusations against Russia, it became clear to me that, at some point, the attempts to tarnish Wikileaks&#x27;s name was to prime the listening audience in a way such that when information so irreparably damaging would get released, the voters would have to choose between continuing a corrupt government and choosing an apparently mad authoritarian, and to soften the landing on the former. Since the RNC, Trump&#x27;s campaign has been entirely pushing &quot;Don&#x27;t believe their lies&quot;, and the gaslighting from both sides seems to be hitting a nadir at this moment. It&#x27;s becoming far more difficult to find reality in the fog.<p>These are indeed interesting times.