New book exposes NY Times hundred-year history of fake narratives
A new book exposes the truth about The NY Times which has created complicated false narratives for a hundred years.
“The Gray Lady Winked” by Ashly Rindsberg deals with the “fabrications and distortions” he found in the Times’ coverage of major stories from Hitler’s Germany and Stalin’s Russia to Vietnam and the Iraq War. He contends that they “were never the product of simple error.”
If you watched Mark Levin discuss The NY Times’ 1619 Project with a prominent historian last night, you know that it’s a complete fabrication by the NY Times. It’s something they are good at and have been doing for decades.
The New York Times opinion writer accused of serving as an unregistered, paid foreign agent of Iran may have a.
The seed for the book was planted when I stumbled across a footnote in a work of history about the Second World War, William Shirer’s famed “The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich.” In the footnote, Shirer mentions that on the eve of the outbreak of the war,
The New York Times erroneously reported that Poland had invaded Germany. I was shocked by this barely noticed fact.
The story (told in horrifying detail in Chapter 1) opened my eyes to a different understanding of
The
New York Times is the “godfather of fake news” that has been “deliberately and radically altering history” for over a century, the author of an explosive new book on the newspaper told Breitbart in an exclusive interview.
“The
New York Times is guilty of everything it claims to abhor – patriarchy, fake news and, most egregiously of all, of distorting history,” Israel-based American author Ashley Rindsberg told Breitbart in an interview on Monday.
Rindsberg’s forthcoming book,
The Gray Lady Winked, took 15 years to research and contains explosive revelations about how the misreporting by the so-called “woke”
Times has
, for over a century, altered history from World War II to Stalin’s Russia to the Cuban Revolution, Vietnam, the Iraq War, the Israel-Palestine conflict, and even today’s 1619 Project.