Tucker Carlson was the last straw the corporate media could hold on to in an attempt to maintain a semblance of free speech…

His sudden departure from Fox News disillusioned at least a million more unfortunate souls who believed in the benign role of the corporate media. That is not a small number at all. And the fact that his first appearance on Twitter was followed by over 73 million people in just 24 hours, speaks of the true scale of the media earthquake that shook the globalist propaganda machine.

But Fox News will not be the only one to suffer in the waves of disaster. Just two days earlier, independent journalist and activist Jose Vega dismantled the corporate media conglomerate of the New York Times, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times and Reuters in just a few minutes.

He interrupted a panel discussion on "Policy and the Press" at the Columbia School of Journalism on Tuesday. The panelists on stage were Joe Kahn of The New York Times, Sally Buzbee of The Washington Post, Kevin Merida of The Los Angeles Times, and Alessandra Galloni of Reuters. So, before the representatives of four powerful corporate media he has demonstrated to the whole World that there is no more free speech in the USA in an obvious and undeniable way.

For the sake of readers from the Serbian language area, I am posting the complete inspired speech of Jose Vega with a translation into Serbian:

JOSE VEGA: Oh, is this the lecture hall with Seymour Hersh? I'm looking for the one with Seymour Hersh because it is a policy and press hall event. So shouldn't we be talking about the Nord Stream [pipeline sabotage] since that's the biggest story of the century? And you guys, I mean, you have the executive editor of the New York Times there, who came out with a phony story to try and block Seymour Hersh. It's just kind of funny how that happened. I mean, did you guys even acknowledge Seymour Hersh? All of you are executive editors of papers that broke Pentagon, Mai Lai, Watergate, is this the same papers or not? I mean, is there anything you've gotten right in the last 20 years, or am I mistaken about that? I mean, it's just kind of funny because Iraq, wrong, Syria, wrong, Russiagate, really wrong. Okay? I mean, the list goes on and on.

So the last thing you could do to try and actually fix your reputation is acknowledge that through leaks, we had to find out that Zelensky was going to bomb Moscow on the anniversary. I mean, if you're so impartial, shouldn't you at least say, right that Zelensky was going to bring us to the verge of World War Three? That seems pretty fair.

While Julian Assange rots in prison, all of you got fat checks because he's in jail for doing your job. And you know what, Tucker Carlson ain't no Seymour Hersh, but he did something you guys are scared to do, speak the truth and actually be critical of the war, which is why he was actually fired from FOX, because you are all cowards. Every single one of you. None of you have actually had any relevancy, and you know what? The mainstream press is now dying. Nobody's ever going to listen to you again. You have no credibility with the public, the only people who care about what you have to say are elite assholes who have nothing productive to say anymore, and it's dying off. So will you at least say something either about Nord Stream or Ukraine or the fact that Zelensky brought us to the verge of World War Three and the only reason we knew about that was through leaks?

Go ahead, it’s a free speech event. You guys are the press. Let’s say something here, Mr. Kahn, come on. You’re the executive editor of the New York Times. You know? I'm just trying to get into some good trouble here, man.

And now we should return to the most serious part of the problem: How to restore freedom of speech in the countries of the Collective West?