Article 1. Propagandist Media and Higher Power.

Why does the media lie? Are they being controlled by higher power?

First of all, let me introduce myself—my name is Serban. Yes, I run the business, but today, I’m writing this personally because I want to get into something that’s been bugging me. This article is the first of its kind, and it won’t be the last. I’ve got some things to say about how the world works, things that you won’t hear on your regular news feed. Sometimes, I dive into conspiracies and reveal truths that most outlets would never dare touch. Why? Because they don’t want you to see or know about them.

So, let’s not waste any more time and get right into this. Why does the media lie? Are they just puppets, or are they forced into it by powerful forces pulling their strings?

Here’s my take: I strongly believe that major media outlets—whether it’s BBC, ABC News, or any other big name you’ve been conditioned to trust—are not just reporting what’s happening in the world. They are controlled by higher powers. When I say “higher powers,” I’m talking about some of the wealthiest, most influential families in the world, and yes, politicians who are deeply invested in maintaining control. The reality is, when you get to a certain level of wealth and power, you’re going to make enemies—whether you like it or not. And, believe it or not, sometimes the general population becomes an enemy in the eyes of these elites.

Why, you ask? Because a well-informed public is dangerous. A public that knows the truth is much harder to manipulate. And that’s why I think the media is used to keep us in the dark or distract us with nonsense.

I know—you’re probably thinking I sound like some conspiracy theorist. But before you dismiss me, let me show you that I’ve done my homework. I’ve put together a detailed document that breaks down these ideas with actual sources you can check out for yourself. At the end of this article, you’ll find a downloadable PDF, full of data and facts I’ve compiled from various sources (which are all cited, by the way). I encourage you to take a look for yourself.

I’m passionate about fashion, but I’m also passionate about real issues that affect the way we live and think. This is something I do on the side—a hobby, if you will—because the more I dig into these truths, the more I realize how little we’re told. If this kind of journalism is something you’re into, sign up for my newsletter. I won’t be bombarding you with articles like this regularly—it’s just an occasional side project—but when I do, I promise it’ll be worth your time.

With love and care,

Serban