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Wrongly deported man not leaving El Salvador prison, President Bukele says
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Did any of the "reporters" there challenge them on this essential point?
Not that I know of, likely because they don't want to be kicked out. The white house kicked out the AP a while back for asking a question about climate change or some shit. This would get them removed and sued, no doubt, and our news organizations are either complicit or don't have the balls/finances to push back.
Courts ruled the AP should be allowed back in.
But the White House just violated that order: https://apnews.com/article/trump-ap-press-freedom-court-gulf-caffd32aa8ec6b04a50b8c5277d7c9cb
Of course they did, because there are no consequences, no accountability.
People will peacefully gather and hold up signs. That's the only consequence.
You know, we should all get together and peacefully watch Winter on Fire
Hahaha no, they post comments online.
This part of project 2025 is explicitly labeled "ignore the courts".
All going according to plan.
This ruling was made by a Trump-appointed district court judge, and two Trump-appointed appellate judges declined to grant a last minute administrative stay.
That goes to show just how much of a loser this AP case is for the Trump administration. Yet the administration ignored the order anyway, and they filed a paper this morning suggesting that the appellate judges merely "forgot" to issue the steady.
If they cannot dissent or ask actual valid questions what's the point of even being there? The fact that all of them have not stopped going until the AP is allowed back in tells you all you need to know about how trustworthy any of these Outlets are. Not.
Thats what happens when news is either controlled by the rich via share holding mechanism or controlled by the state. News organizations need to be owned by all the people so that they are able to challenge people in power.
It's wild to wake up to a daily reminder that the communists were apparently right all along.
Everything they said would come true under communism has come true under capitalism.
Why do you think capitalists spent the last century fighting against communism? It's a threat to capitalists.