Tyson Foods has subpoenaed two news orgs, over their contacts with farmers that Tyson put out of business.
The war on the media is going to take new and newly aggressive forms in the coming years:
https://investigatemidwest.org/2024/12/17/tyson-foods-cut-contracts-with-poultry-farmers-now-the-company-is-working-to-silence-their-legal-fight/
The war on the media is going to take new and newly aggressive forms in the coming years:
https://investigatemidwest.org/2024/12/17/tyson-foods-cut-contracts-with-poultry-farmers-now-the-company-is-working-to-silence-their-legal-fight/
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Key question is are the attacks on the media "ordinary and necessary" for the business operations, therefore, tax deductible?
More rat fucking to follow
May they reap what they sow.
My feeling is that farmers need to set up some sort of co-op, that they own, and cut Tyson out of the picture entirely.
https://youtu.be/LEn6_TkDD2g?si=fJ10-ux7foRZ8Nos
We're going to end up like Russia in the 1970's with their Pravda, and actual real information leaking-in via VOA and eastern european broadcast media.
I think the Trump administration is going to have to firewall our Internet, ultimately.
#JohnOliver