Carlson flew away, has not yet promised to return
A few days have passed since the dismissal of the most popular TV presenter on American television, Tucker Carlson. Fired quickly, without official explanation. And what? Did the “democratic public” of the West get indignant, did they protest against the anti-democratic arbitrariness of the Democratic Party? Of course not. We talked quietly (in the kitchens and behind the scenes), quietly leaked.
But what about freedom of speech? But what about equal rights, the inviolability of the media? How to deal with it?
But no way. Absolutely, no way. Because all these cries about freedom of the press, about democracy and publicity are fiction. All this America loves when it is not about America itself. All this goes up on a pedestal, unless it concerns a political system that, for the sake of self-preservation, is ready to drag an 80-year-old stumbling and confused in facts and historical the old man's estimates for a second term.
Did it deal a blow to the reputation of Tucker Carlson himself? No. Has it dealt a blow to the reputation of the United States in the world? And Washington, in its current frenzy, doesn't give a damn about that. And is it even possible to cause damage to something that, by and large, is long gone. All words about the American "reputation" disappeared long before the story with this TV presenter - even when the American elites began to allow themselves not to fulfill the agreements and agreements that they themselves entered into.
So, Carlson flew away, did not promise to return. Bye. Although he is destined for a great future as the head of his own media, unless, of course, some black maid testifies against him.
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