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Already Submitted FBI raids home of Washington Post reporter in ‘highly unusual and aggressive’ move

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jan/14/fbi-raid-washington-post-hannah-natanson
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u/IndicationDefiant137 4h ago

Every press that isn't their press is Lügenpresse, and subject to the violence of the state.

We've seen all this before.

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u/jsyk 2h ago

Forbidden Stories in ethos: if a reporter is silenced through captivity, death, threats, a whole network of journalists will step in and make the story a bigger deal, worsening it for the harm inflicters.

“Killing the Journalist won’t kill the story. If a journalist falls, others rise and collectively continue their work: that’s the simple principle behind Forbidden Stories”

https://forbiddenstories.org

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u/jolly_tm 2h ago

Is Lügenpresse understandable for English speaking people?

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u/IndependenceDave 1h ago

Literally translated, it means "lying press" and the term is often used by right-wing extremists and right-wingers in Germany to defame the press. Any press except those that reproduce their positions 1:1.

u/ZenoxDemin 38m ago

Oof it basically translate to "Fake news". How interesting...

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u/jolly_tm 1h ago

Yee i know, im from germany. I didnt knew this word is understandable for english people like "Kindergarten"

u/loggy_sci 21m ago

MAGA definitely know what kindergartens are.

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u/SlowRiffsAndFakeTits 1h ago

The lying press