How Fear-Fueled Hatred Exposed The Deep State

He who gets the story out first takes the lead in the battle of believability. Once the first set of facts becomes public and the all-powerful media endorses them, they become the accepted truth of whatever happened.

Such was the case with the JFK assassination, 9/11, and the Russian collusion falsehood of President Donald J. Trump.

All other versions of the above narratives took a back seat and became questionable. Anyone driving a different interpretation had to assume the unenviable position of doing so because of a sinister political agenda or become labeled a conspiracy theorist and make herculean efforts to knock the initial story off its pedestal—a particularly tough job when formidable forces want to bury any ideas counter to the "official" account.