Thanks for talking about this! My feeds have also been flooded with news about the leak, and didn't even feel much from it. This is the sad part. The worst of the 'corruption' you'll read via Big Media platforms are paper tigers drowning out real issues, and then you numb and desensitize the public with polarizing and divisive stories/headlines. The media is doing a great job at keeping the public distracted. I'm so glad that Seymour Hersh is writing on the Ukraine situation. And all the journalists and whistleblowers who are part of the recent explosion of indy media outlets.

At this point when it comes to corporate and even generally mainstream media, any "leak" that is deemed as valid or worthy of investigation is automatically suspect to me. The special interests would never allow a real leak to be exposed to the public, at least to the best of their ability.