Corporate Controlled Media

Miller, who was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on April 9, has been at the center of a media cyclone ever since due to some rather inflammatory comments he made in an interview with Rolling Stone immediately following his induction by the Black Keys’ Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney. In the interview, Miller not only called the induction ceremony “unpleasant,” but went on to slam the whole music business.

This betrayal of a powerful, historic indy film has not gone unnoticed by the people of America. In effect, Robert De Niro has become a traitor to his own film industry that was founded on freedom of expression. He has just announced to the world that any film which dares challenge the official narratives of criminal vaccine corporations will be blackballed at Tribeca and not allowed to see the light of day. But far beyond that, we’ve now learned that the Tribeca Film Festival has a strategic partnership with the Nazi-linked Sloan Foundation, founded by Alfred P. Sloan, a Nazi collaborator and hater of blacks and Jews. Sloan, much like Bill Gates, was a globalist eugenics promoter who believed in eliminating the “undesirable” people from the planet, leaving only a superior race in charge.

VAX, the film Robert DeNiro planned to show at the Tribecca film festival, was pulled due to pressure from the establishment. It addresses the connection between vaccines and autism. DeNiro has an autistic child. One key player is the former medical director of the CDC, whistleblower Dr. Thompson who admits the data released indicating no correlation was fraudulent. The “establishment” doesn’t want parents to have real facts and be able to decide.

The media gives Trump attention because he is a ratings-getter, and he has cleverly played off this. CBS head Les Moonves admitted, “It may not be good for America,” meaning the Trump-dominated campaign, “but it is damn good for CBS,” meaning the ratings. And then he kept doubling down: “The money’s rolling in and this is fun.”

“Debate moderators entertained proposals like carpet bombing children and innocent civilians, killing the families of suspected terrorists, deporting all Muslims in the U.S., and allowing corporations and law enforcement agencies to spy on anyone deemed a threat.” —Steven Renderos, Center for Media Justice