#12 BELIEVE WHAT'S DENIED - COVID lab leaks and the propaganda model with Sam Husseini#12 BELIEVE WHAT'S DENIED - COVID lab leaks and the propaganda model with Sam Husseini
Recovery and Transformation
Sameer Dossani and Sam Husseini unravel the COVID lab leak theory and media propaganda, linking it to Arab conflicts and US constitutional issues.
1:21:39•29 May 2021
Unmasking Media: COVID Lab Leaks and Propaganda with Sam Husseini
“So the basic propaganda model, as outlined by Chomsky and Herman, is that you have a liberal media. And so you have a very elite bourgeois institution.”
Imagine questioning everything you thought you knew about the COVID lab leak theory and media manipulation. That's exactly what happens when Sameer Dossani sits down with writer and artist Sam Husseini in this eye-opening episode of 'Recovery and Transformation'. Husseini, known for his deep dives into contentious issues, brings a unique perspective shaped by his experiences with the Palestine and Lebanon conflict.
He connects these experiences to broader themes of Arab discrimination and stereotypes, making for a compelling narrative that goes beyond the headlines. Husseini and Dossani explore the Nasserism movement's impact on the Arab street and the startling suspension of the US Constitution. But the conversation doesn't stop there. They tackle the anthrax scare, Huntington's theory, and the intricate webs of media manipulation.
Husseini sheds light on Chomsky and Herman's basic propaganda model, discussing how it plays out in liberal media and censorship. This episode is a masterclass in critical thinking, urging listeners to question the information presented to them daily. With its raw and engaging dialogue, it promises to challenge your perspectives and make you rethink what you accept as truth. If you're curious about the intersection of global politics, media, and personal belief systems, this conversation is not one to miss.
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