The discussion on X between Mary Kostakidis and Scott Ritter is a must-listen for anyone seeking real journalism to find out what's really happening - not the dangerous agendas of mainstream media propaganda and government control.
Oz has lost its way. It is widely known as the canary in the coal mine of Western oppression. Freedom is lost. This crystallised in March 2020 and every month since. The MSM and governments promote and perpetuate the conditioning of fear and mistrust. Scott will be talking with Kim Dotcom on Friday.
I urge everyone to listen on Mary's or Scott's page on X. Link to RealScottRitter on X. You may need to click on Scotts name to reload.
Oz has lost its way. It is widely known as the canary in the coal mine of Western oppression. Freedom is lost. This crystallised in March 2020 and every month since. The MSM and governments promote and perpetuate the conditioning of fear and mistrust. Scott will be talking with Kim Dotcom on Friday.
I urge everyone to listen on Mary's or Scott's page on X. Link to RealScottRitter on X. You may need to click on Scotts name to reload.
The conversation is about the outrageous threats by the Zionists in Oz. Mary Kostakidis, a highly respected Australian journalist including being a newsreader on SBS for over 20 years. She joined SBS in 1980 and became the main presenter for SBS World News from 1993 until her departure in 2007. She is facing legal challenges due to her social media activity, specifically retweets about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. She has been accused by the Zionist Federation of Australia of promoting antisemitism through her retweets. Kostakidis asserts that she was simply sharing different perspectives to inform her audience and has strongly defended her right to free speech.
Scott Ritter is a former U.S. Marine Corps intelligence officer and United Nations weapons inspector. He gained prominence for his role in Iraq during the 1990s, where he was part of the UN team tasked with identifying and dismantling weapons of mass destruction. Ritter became known for his outspoken criticism of U.S. policy in the lead-up to the 2003 Iraq War, arguing that Iraq did not possess the weapons capabilities being claimed. Since then, he has been an author and commentator on military and international security issues, often expressing critical views of U.S. foreign policy.
Scott Ritter is a former U.S. Marine Corps intelligence officer and United Nations weapons inspector. He gained prominence for his role in Iraq during the 1990s, where he was part of the UN team tasked with identifying and dismantling weapons of mass destruction. Ritter became known for his outspoken criticism of U.S. policy in the lead-up to the 2003 Iraq War, arguing that Iraq did not possess the weapons capabilities being claimed. Since then, he has been an author and commentator on military and international security issues, often expressing critical views of U.S. foreign policy.
