Manipulació interesada

La imprevista elecció de Donald Trump ha posat al descobert l'existència de manipulació interessada de la premsa i agències d'en decantantar l'opinió per un o altre candidat a la presidència del pais mes poderós del món i per conseqüència l'ordre mundial presentant-lo com un monstre, homòfob, islamòfob etc ... els americans aquesta vegada van voler decidir pel seu compte, sense intermediaris que modifiquessin els teus missatges En aquest cas els mitjans d'informació que es van dedicar amb afany a organitzar el futur dels americans no van aconseguir el seu objectiu interessat.

La carta de disculpa als seus lectors del New York Times es confessa i confirma aquesta apreciació. És pràcticament impossible que 70 milions de nord-americans s'hagin equivocat

Caldrà que tornem a pensar per nosaltres mateixos, abans de prendre les decisions que previsiblement, a servir-nos un plat precuinat, poden estar manipulades per endavant.

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