On August 2nd this year, an extraordinary event took place in the world of corporate media: An editor-in-chief publicly apologized to readers for propaganda (or simply said – false) reporting on a ‘pandemic’…

The man who dared to betray the corporate media bosses and their horror story in this way was – no less, no more – than the editor-in-chief of the powerful German tabloid Bild, Julian Reichelt. He publicly apologized to the children for “the policy that has made them victims of violence, neglect, isolation and loneliness over the past year and a half.” For a relentless fear campaign.

Here is his apology in German, English and French:

It didn’t take long for a retaliation. He was fired from Bild yesterday over the nvestigation on allegations of sexual misconduct and corruption – after a story about the Bild editor-in-chief appeared in – the New York Times!

It is quite understandable then why the vast majority of viewers below the video commented that it was an obvious matter of enforcing press discipline.

But even if that is not the case, even if Reichelt really committed all those crimes, you have to ask yourself how it is possible that someone then hired such a man at all and placed him at the top of the media pyramid in Germany. Aren’t these the same ones who ‘discovered’ his crime?

Or did they discover too late that he was too honest for the head of the corporate media after all?

And of course, let’s not forget the most important question: For everything that is still being done in the media with full force, an apology alone is by no means enough…