The New York Times wants you to stop speculating about Pope Francis’ Health
Reaction and Commentary by Br. Alexis Bugnolo, Editor
I am glad that my editorial position of questioning the Vatican News Press releases has now been recognized as threatening by the New York Times, which in the above article refers directly to FromRome.Info — no other website took this approach– the “obscure” website pushing the “fake” news that the recent photograph of Pope Francis in hospital is “fake” and “AI” generated. — This is a major coup, because the New York Times never tells you what to think, except when someone is thinking too (in)correctly.
The author of the above article, however, seems a bit discombobulated, because he seems to admit that the truth is out there somewhere, rather than saying that the Vatican News is publishing it. And likewise, there is no mention of the recent revelations of the Pope’s drug-abuse, reported by Rome Reports the other day, which one would think would be more important topics to discuss.
Even though this NYT editorial is the kind of slop propaganda you would expect from the New York Times, it is, for me, a pleasant morning “Saint Joseph Day” present. Not to mention that the NYT is so desperate that you think correctly, that they published this article out in the open, rather than behind a paywall, as they do with their normal journalistic posts. And that shows how scared they are! — But as soon as I published this my own reply, they put it under a paywall, in an attempt to milk my own readers. So they are also in major financial straits, now that their USAID funding has been cut off!
I am also very grateful that the New York Times has unmasked the Narrative Control company in Tel Aviv, Israel by name. I had noticed about 60 readers of my recent article about the “AI Generated Photo” coming from Tel Aviv in recent days, and could not understand why such a strong interest existed in that one city. I had thought it was perhaps because an Israel company had created the “fake photograph” and its AI was trying to figure out how anyone noticed.
As regards the NYT leader (the words used to entitle the article), a Comment: The outlands are territories outside the homeland or outside the control of the native peoples. In modern marxist terminology, the use of the term would constitute a microagressive, ethnocentric bigoted attack on foreigners and minorities. And to say that what is “outlandish” “runs wild” is like saying wild buffalo go where they want on the Great Plains or Serengeti: it means they are free, natural and uncontrolled, not domesticated or broken in. It is a tautology. — The NYT by using such a leader is really unmasking their entire narrative control intentions in the article, in a crude and blatant manner. And they share this with Globalists who look at us useless eaters as things to be corralled, branded with electronic id, deathvaxxed, domesticated, brainwashed and slaughtered.
As such, it is a honor to be referred to in any way as part of such a bigoted diatribe. For FromRome.Info does in fact intend to be everything which is outlandish to the Globalists, since we support human natural freedom as God our Creator gave it and willed it to be forever.
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This week has brought recognition to FromRome.Info from both Vatican News and the New York Times, and that means that FromRome.Info, even if it was unknown before, is certainly no longer an obscure website. I am thinking that it would not be wrong to say that I have been, at least this week, one of the most influential Vaticanista, even if not a leading one, nor a card-carrying journalist. Yet, this achievement has nothing to do with me: it has, instead, everything to do with devotion to the truth, which every journalist or blogger covering the news, should have.
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