NPR Lays Off 10% Of Workforce As MSM Rendered Obsolete By Destroying Their Own Credibility

It’s always individually tragic when someone loses their job. But this situation right here is not only in the best interest of America, but also is the direct product of the mainstream media destroying their own credibility by perpetually operating as unethical and immoral establishment propaganda machines with no regard for truth or objectivity. They have done this to themselves.

According to NPR, they are laying off 10% of their workforce equalling more than 100 people after “an advertising shortfall of about $30 million.” As tragic as it is that people will lose their jobs, it’s obvious why this is happening. NPR lies, blatantly and with impunity. Like this situation that literally just happened yesterday, where they blatantly lied to manipulate public perception in favor of the Left’s LGBTQ agenda, and had to be put in their place by the public.

They routinely manipulate the public by manipulating the narrative. They disregard truth and objectivity in favor of pushing partisan narratives and agendas. After years of proving their status as an unethical propaganda organization, the public doesn’t trust them anymore, and public trust is the bedrock of a public information industry. They’ve destroyed their own credibility and now they’re lying in the bed they’ve made.

NPR notes that “The layoffs are in keeping with an increasingly grim landscape for media companies over recent months. Vox Media cut jobs by 7%; Gannett and Spotify by 6%. The Washington Post, owned by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, eliminated its Sunday magazine and a handful of other jobs. After becoming part of Warner Bros. Discovery, CNN cut hundreds of jobs and killed off its brand-new streaming service, CNN+.” This is what happens when the mainstream media proves themselves untrustworthy and destroys their own credibility. Citizen and independent journalists are rendering these corrupt organizations obsolete and the effects are finally starting to show in terms of viewership, readership, advertising, etc. And the nation is better for it.