Investigative Journalism Book On Public Misinformation & False News Released
May 24, 2024
Michael J. Dorfman announces the release of his new book, 'Information Warfare - The Battle For Truth & Freedom'.
San Miguel De Allende, United States - May 24, 2024 /PressCable/ —
The new investigative journalism book uncovers how the government and several high-level organizations manipulate mass media and control information. Specifically, Dorfman explains how society is being programmed to believe specific narratives about climate change, the recent pandemic, and experimental vaccines through a thinly veiled movement to criticize, ridicule, and threaten anyone with an opposing or alternative view.
Dorfman’s new book also assesses the struggles of modern media, particularly in promoting peace and respect in the world. In his latest research, Dorfman explains that a new war has been raging for years—not, as most people suspect, on arms trading or weapons of war. Rather, governments compete to control public perception by controlling what information is presented on social media, television, and other platforms.
As Dorfman writes, "As things stand now, unless and until we have honest, informed, and humane leaders, we cannot depend on those in power to turn things around and guide us toward a future we long for."
'Information Warfare - The Battle For Truth & Freedom: Why and How Governments, Corporations, Industries, and the Media Manipulate Information to Control What You See, Hear, and Do' exposes how information has been manipulated since the health crisis in 2020. The public is only shown specific studies or data that strengthen the government’s agenda.
Dorfman encourages his readers to become more conscious of their belief systems and continue to analyze and discuss recent events. More importantly, he empowers readers to gain a clearer perspective on today’s issues without being bullied into silence by the majority.
Michael Dorfman began his journey as an investigative author during the 1960s, when smoking cigarettes was considered healthy by everyone, including medical doctors. Dorfman found that between the 1940s and 1960s, there were thousands of studies that linked cigarette smoking with an increased risk of cancer. However, this information was withheld from the public “for their own good”.
Since then, Dorfman has made it his mission to show the public more truths that may be hidden from them.
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