Commentary
With the recent advent of rampant cancel culture and the frenzied banning of conservatives (all across social media and media in general), and, for that matter, anyone who doesn’t bow to the globalist narrative, people are seeking out truth in journalism in increasing numbers.
But for those honest and forthright intrepid journalists who are out in the world and who are interested in exposing hidden or otherwise lesser-known stories to the masses, matters can be challenging at best, and downright deadly in the worst of cases (see my review of “Jim: the James Foley Story” as an example).
What’s interesting is that there were warning signs that accurately showcased (and warned about) the extreme dangers posed to truth-seeking journalists years ago—but they largely went unheeded. Such is the case with a fascinating documentary that flew under the radar back in 2013, titled “Killing the Messenger: The Deadly Cost of News.” This is a film that is more relevant than ever….