Sure, if you like! #informationwar and #deepdives are all about the news, politics, and the truth about money as if you can separate money from politics or the media, for that matter. It's more that, depending on who you ask (or what you watch), we don't always get an honest take when we turn on the news. Thus, sometimes, we need to report what it is that WE are seeing. When you observe (or become) that kind of media where there are no ties to corporate sponsors, a lot of times, you'll notice it can be a bit more forthright, refreshing, and a change of pace! For a long time now, the mainstream news media has had a veritable monopoly on information dissemination. Hell, I remember when CNN was a somewhat trusted name. But we're living in different times today, and if you want to see more accuracy in media, you can always start showing and sharing with people your take and research on the various things and stuff. I've written to these tags for a while and avidly read some of the content people are posting. MSM will show you what to think, while critical thinking in conjunction with independent authors and reporting will teach people how.

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P.S. The one thing MSM hates even more than being called fake news is (decentralized) competition.