EPISODE · Jun 18, 2025 · 15 MIN
Why This History Professor Says Media Can’t Be Trusted on Iran-Israel (W/ Mickey Huff)
from The Disinfo Detox · host Nolan Higdon
In this urgent episode of The Disinfo Detox, media historian and Project Censored director Mickey Huff joins Nolan Higdon to expose how U.S. news media has long served as a weapon of war—manipulating public opinion to justify military intervention.From World War I’s Committee on Public Information to Iraq’s WMD hoax and today's Iran-Israel conflict, Huff walks us through over a century of media manipulation designed to manufacture consent for war. In just 15 minutes, he lays out every historical reason why Americans should think twice before trusting the press when it comes to escalating foreign conflicts.As Biden faces pressure to drag the U.S. into another Middle East war, Huff breaks down the red flags in the media narrative—and what you’re not being told.🧠 Don’t miss this crash course in propaganda literacy—and why media skepticism is more essential than ever.📢 If you value independent media that challenges war narratives and speaks truth to power, support this work by becoming a paid subscriber to Nolan Higdon’s Substack:👉 https://nolanhigdon.substack.comCan’t go paid right now? No problem! You can still help by:✅ Liking this video✅ Subscribing to the channel✅ Leaving a comment✅ Sharing this episode with your network⚠️ Want to dive deeper into the history of U.S. propaganda? Follow Mickey Huff’s work at Project Censored:🔗 https://www.projectcensored.orgLet’s cut through the war propaganda—before it’s too late.#DisinfoDetox #MickeyHuff #NolanHigdon #IranIsraelWar #WarPropaganda #ProjectCensored #MediaLiteracy #IraqWMD #MediaManipulation #FakeNews #TrustNoNews #MiddleEastCrisis #AntiWar #IndependentMedia #CriticalThinking #WarMachine #HistoryOfLies
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