Journalist Eddy Jokovic speaks to the history of misinformation manufacturing consent for war @boganintel

Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 30 minutes ago

“It doesn’t make sense politically and geopolitically” Veteran Journalist Eddy Jokovic speaks to the history of misinformation manufacturing consent for war and how it clouds the recent Australian government decision to suspend ties with Iran.

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