That depends. You make a fair point. Is she willing to say that, to admit her faults in the past? It doesn't appear so.
Was curious on Webb. These
two guys (Sulaiman Ahmed/Michael Tracey - who seem to be not so friendly with each other, and one is pretty hyper) had had a look at her:
Whitney Webb admits "mistakes" in her wild Epstein theories.
Had found it hard to follow - they were talking over each other at times, yet examples were noted where it was claimed she goes off the rails (2 points). The one deals with Epstein in some earlier time (2009) as being an FBI Informant. A third guy jumps in saying even Grok (right, okay) backed her up based on the evidence (FBI informant) and that gets countered. There was much arguing back and forth along with accusations.
If anything, it is known here that there are certain cells within the FBI seem who are in the habit of running cover (if not setting things up) for certain situations and for certain people (let alone setting up FF's).
At one point, the one guy (Tracey) goes after Nick Bryant calling him a fraud (an 'out and out fraud,' he said) base on numbers of missing children (Whitney Webb is mixed in here somewhere) that Nick had not giving him any reports when he had asked for them. There was something about evangelic links and money, too, and also Bryant in an interview - maybe t
his one with Chris Hedges, where that one guy says the interview should be removed (it has to do with the issue of NDA's, he claimed).
Personally, think Bryant (Franklin Scandal) did a good job.
In the end, they agreed Whitney Webb does not debate - she will not debate, and also Whitney had set up an NGO of some type - some association. Had looked that up and could not find it.
SOTT.net is running 195 articles of Webb's, so she did or does have some qualities, and yet suppose with anything these days things should be networked about and not taken in on blind faith. Mistakes happen, though, especially with the amount of muddy waters.
To your point, Candace Owens is a very good example of a person who will make a mistake and will admit to it.
On the news in general, 10 - 15 years ago it was the MSN (the PTB Doctrine News) with many alternative Webb sites offering article - good and bad. Today, however, the doctrine news is still in play (massively subsidized) while Webb sites went in different directions while also many fantastic journalists and authors, such as the likes of John Pilger, are sadly gone. On top of this, social media exploded (Instagram, YT, Rumble, TikTok and on and on), with some - if not many podcasts and talk shows all now wrapped up with AI requiring vigilant navigation and attention (and time).
If you are not aware, King Charles is due to visit the USA later this month to take part in the 250th anniversary celebrations of the founding of the United States.
Yeah, this King with his March 31st special head-chopper guest. That's al Qaeda's al-Julani, now formally al-Sharaa who in a way has perhaps come home to poppa and his Mi6 handlers.
Wonder if Charles will Knight him, give him a Sir al-Sharaa title?
Would Charles's mum be rolling in her grave?
Is there a Russian threat in the Arctic that NATO is countering?
lol, NATO will no doubt invent a threat, after all in Northern Canada there are only a few Inuit Rangers on snow machines with 303 rifles to defend.
Quick Fact: The Arctic Ocean coastline is 45,390 km long and virtually landlocked, bordered by Canada, Greenland, Norway, Russia and the United States.
Yes, and 162,000 km constitute the Canadian
Arctic coastline.
Whenever they start
sabre ice rattling over the Arctic, its magnitude of size let alone its remote harsh conditions is never mentioned, from the seats in Brussels, Ottawa or Washington. It's all just a big nothing burger Russian threat, osit.
Speaking of Pete Hegseth... [WARNING: strong language!]
Holy Shia!