Once again, the influence of the mass media’s narratives is evident from the regurgitation of opinions expressed by its followers. Mohamed Saeed’s take on the shooting of ICE opponent, Renee Good, in Minnesota is a case in point (The Mercury...
If President Trump’s surgical operation removing Maduro from power is “shocking,” as Roshan Jainath claims (POST, January 7- 12), then how was there some sort of merit in tolerating a criminal oppressing the people of Venezuela and financing drug...
The claim by Mohamed Saeed (The Mercury, January 6) that the abduction of Nicholas Maduro is “indefensible,” and the fulminations of the ANC-controlled Dept of International Relations about the “violations of international law” are devoid of...
Whether The Mercury has yet to ditch the silly season syndrome or that its January 5 editorial was written in one of the hideouts of Maduro’s surviving henchmen, it is astonishing for the falsehoods it parades as truths. First, Nicholas Maduro...
Besides the significance of the 250th anniversary of America’s Declaration of Independence, there are developments afoot which, in terms of the Overton Window, indicate that 2026 is going to upend certain narratives. Prominent among the issues is...
The New York Times’ interest in President Trump’s health (The Mercury, November 27) is significant because it never paid any attention to Biden’s obvious cognitive decline and his very limited exposure to the press during his four years as...
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