Real-world data and context
Why do this?
There is a need for debate. When it comes to matters that are pushed by globalists through the MSM channels to be implemented, debate is not accepted. Tow the line. “Believe what we say and listen”. Today, we have more rights and better access to information we can use to place context and real-world data against certain misleading MSM propaganda.
Why we have to believe and listen?
Globalist ideas and plans are implemented through constant crises and repetitive narrative. It seems that there’s a need for populations to undergo behaviour and mental changes so a new world is created. In turn, the “1%” gain more control. Many issues that seems isolated, are actually linked.
How do we know this?
Since the end of the second world war, the world has seen great advancements in technology and human rights benefitting all. With the evolved right to freedom of speech, no debate is allowed and accepted when “facts” of crises are questioned, irrespecitve of valid proof.
This site points out discrepancies and concerns. We raise these points and counter-argue. MSM avoids the bigger picture as they have to tow the line of their masters. M=V has no master. We believe our common sense combined with research has the ability to sift out what is wrong, what is skewered and what is just plain fake while leaving opinion in the middle and let our readers decide. Nobody is perfect and that includes us.
We, as rational people, can make up our own minds when the facts are laid bare. Facts from diverse sides. Facts from experts, scientists and researchers. Who is right, who is wrong? You decide. Never let others decide your opinions for you. Reflect, research and compare. At the end of the day you have the confidence to feel what is right and what is wrong.
But whatever you decide, you should never let MSM make those decisions for you.
In our opinion, many journalists are activist disguised as journalist. Read their articles carefully. Read between the lines and you will pick this up. Journalists should not simply be messengers, they should be unbiased and ensure their articles are complete (again, by showing context) whilst based on facts and truths. They should never praise a product, organisation or person just because they advertise on their platform, fund their outlet or even conform to the journalists’ own convictions.
Our focus
As from October 2020, M=V has written and compiled editions to highlight concerns where they were found. We focus mainly on crises that affect many. Mostly, we avoid our own opinions and rather let the information be judged by the reader. Opinion of a journalist or researcher should never influence an article. Example: Some politicians, celebrities and experts are liked by the media, some are not. It’s easy to see which is which.
Our editions
Our earlier editions were directed to mr. Adriaan Basson, current editor of Media 24 since this is a large and influential publication. The introduction mails that were send with the editions are also shown on this site with the edition next to it. We started in October 2020 while more editions were added as time went by. Covid and climate change are amongst the big crises we tackle. Both exist. Both are complicated. One seems real. One seems fake.
