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Fondato: 2015
Proprietà
The Grayzone è stato fondato nel dicembre 2015 come 'The Grayzone Project' dal giornalista americano Max Blumenthal, che lo possiede e lo edita.
Finanziamento
The Grayzone afferma che non richiede finanziamenti governativi o sostenuti dal governo ed è sostenuto dal sostegno dei lettori, principalmente da Patreon e crowdfunding (compreso un GoFundMe che ha raccolto oltre $ 90.000 prima di essere congelato nel 2023), oltre ai contributi che Blumenthal descrive come provenienti da sostenitori progressisti privati.
Affiliazione e orientamento
Pubblica commenti di estrema sinistra e anti-interventista e ha suscitato critiche per la copertura simpatizzante verso stati come Russia, Cina, Siria e Venezuela, ma è di proprietà privata del suo fondatore e non è formalmente controllato da alcun partito, chiesa o governo.
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E-mail trapelate rivelano che l'intelligence britannica ha istigato rivolte nell'Irlanda occupata con trucchi contorti
Le email trapelate ottenute da The Grayzone rivelano che i funzionari militari e dell'intelligence britannici stazionati nell'Irlanda occupata durante gli anni '80 si sono impegnati in operazioni segrete volte a provocare disordini tra le comunità cattoliche e protestanti. Queste azioni sono state utilizzate per giustificare ulteriori repressioni. I veterani dei Problemi, alcuni dei quali in seguito si sono uniti a società di intelligence private come Hakluyt, hanno espresso continuo disprezzo per i cattolici irlandesi e nostalgia per le tattiche impiegate durante il conflitto. Una di queste tattiche consisteva nel mettere un panino sulla tomba di Bobby Sands, un prominente scioperante della fame, che avrebbe avuto un effetto destabilizzante. I documenti evidenziano i legami in corso tra agenti dell'intelligence in pensione e imprese private, sollevando domande sulla continuità di alcune pratiche.
Misteriosi attacchi di antisemitismo pay-for-play che ora prendono di mira il Canada.
Una serie di attacchi a basso impatto su siti ebraici in Canada, comprese le sinagoghe e il consolato degli Stati Uniti, sono stati collegati a una rete di giovani presumibilmente assunti tramite app di messaggistica crittografate per commettere atti di violenza per pagamenti in criptovaluta. Le autorità canadesi suggeriscono che dietro questi attacchi c'è un'entità straniera, anche se nessun paese specifico è stato ancora ufficialmente nominato.
Un agente straniero israeliano ha preso il controllo del Charlie Kirk Show giorni dopo la sua uccisione.
L'articolo parla dell'acquisizione di The Charlie Kirk Show da parte di Brad Parscale, che si è registrato come agente straniero di Israele dopo l'assassinio di Charlie Kirk.
Soros OSF ha aiutato a sollevare la ribellione indonesiana, rivelano le perdite
Documenti trapelati ottenuti da The Grayzone suggeriscono che la Open Society Foundations (OSF), fondata da George Soros, ha fornito supporto finanziario ai media di opposizione, ai gruppi di attivisti e alle strategie legali volte a sfidare il governo eletto dell'Indonesia dopo le elezioni presidenziali del 2024 di Prabowo Subianto.
Israeli authorities refuse to return massive trove of Oct 7 video. What are they hiding?
Israeli citizens are questioning why the government has not returned video footage of the October 7 attacks, which were captured by individuals and communities during the conflict. A bereaved parent claims authorities deleted a video of her son's death before returning his phone. Channel 13 reports that thousands of cameras, memory cards, and films documenting the violence were confiscated by the IDF, Shin Bet, and Lahav 433, but have not been returned to families two and a half years later. Some families, like those in Kfar Aza, say they cooperated with investigators but now seek closure through the footage. Sabine Taasa, whose son was killed on Zikim beach, alleges that a video of his final moments was erased. An IDF probe found that soldiers abandoned civilians in a bathroom and left their bodies for a week. While the IDF denies withholding documentation, it claims it is finalizing policies for returning evidence. The article also mentions the controversial 'Hannibal Directive' issued by the Israeli government, which ordered military forces to target Israel's own citizens in Gaza.
VIDEO: Hezbollah leader to The Grayzone—Israel-First Trump ‘turned America into a joke’
A senior Hezbollah official, Wafiq Safa, gave an exclusive interview to The Grayzone discussing Hezbollah's ongoing conflict with Israel in southern Lebanon. He provided insights into resistance operations, intelligence capabilities, and argued that Israel is facing a costly stalemate due to Hezbollah's efforts. Safa stated that any U.S.-backed attempt to disarm Hezbollah would be illegitimate and could lead to civil war, emphasizing Hezbollah's alignment with Iran and other anti-Israel groups. He also addressed Israel's claims of seeking a permanent settlement in southern Lebanon, suggesting this is only possible if resistance collapses. Additionally, Safa commented on Israeli influence over the U.S. government, questioning whether it serves or undermines American national security.
Delcy’s ‘gatekeeper’: sources say ex-Trump official Claver-Carone holds keys to Caracas
The article discusses the ongoing influence of former Trump administration official Mauricio Claver-Carone in shaping U.S. policy toward Venezuela despite his current non-official status. It claims that Claver-Carone acts as a 'gatekeeper' for access to the Venezuelan government, influencing decisions regarding economic engagement and international representation. Sources suggest that U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio's close coordination with Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez stems from Claver-Carone's behind-the-scenes role. The piece highlights Claver-Carone's history of implementing harsh economic policies against Cuba and Venezuela under Trump, including sanctions and migration control measures. The article frames these actions as part of a broader strategy to exert pressure on Venezuela through economic and diplomatic channels.
OPCW admits it suppressed key dissenter in Douma chemical cover-up
Dr. Brendan Whelan, a whistleblower from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), has won a partial legal victory after a ruling by the International Labour Organisation's Tripartite Labour Advisory Body (ILOAT). The court ordered the OPCW to retract sanctions against him and pay damages, marking a rare correction to its handling of his case. However, Whelan emphasizes this outcome does not signify the end of the OPCW's broader cover-up regarding the 2018 alleged chemical attack in Douma, Syria. He describes the investigation as being manipulated to support a predetermined narrative, despite the OPCW's reputation as a respected international body. Whelan credits supporters such as journalists, activists, and former officials for keeping the issue in the public eye, while acknowledging the OPCW's dedication to its mission.
Daily Mail lies: Oct 7 victim saved from rape by non-existent Muslim prohibition on violating scarred women
The article criticizes The Daily Mail for publishing a fabricated story about an Israeli woman named May Hayat, claiming she was spared from sexual assault by Hamas terrorists due to a scar she possessed. The article argues that the Daily Mail's report is part of a broader pattern of 'rape hoax propaganda' and highlights inconsistencies in Hayat's account. It notes that Hayat initially told Reuters she escaped her captors, but the Daily Mail later claimed she was released after a Hamas leader recognized her scar. The article also accuses The Daily Mail of collaborating with Israeli figures, citing Natalie Lisbona, the author of the fake report, who is described as an 'Israeli asset' and has ties to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The piece emphasizes that the story contradicts Islamic teachings and calls out the media outlet for spreading misinformation.
VIDEO: Evo Morales tells The Grayzone ‘The people have reached their breaking point’
This article features an exclusive interview with former Bolivian President Evo Morales conducted by The Grayzone’s Oscar Leon. In the first interview in 2024, Morales blamed the U.S. government for an assassination attempt that occurred just one month earlier. In a subsequent interview in 2025, he warned that the government of Luis Arce was attempting to disqualify him from participating in future elections, which he believes could lead to a resurgence of right-wing influence in Bolivia. The conversation highlights Morales' perspective on the political tensions and external pressures facing his country.
VIDEO: Meet the Lebanese rescue workers being targeted by Israel
The Grayzone's reporter Wyatt Reed interviewed members of the Nabatiyeh Rescue team in Southern Lebanon, who have been targeted by Israeli drone strikes while trying to rescue civilians during Israel's military operations. The report highlights the personal toll of the conflict, including the death of Captain Muhammad Sulaiman's 16-year-old son, Joud, who was killed by Israeli forces while delivering food to civilians. The article emphasizes the risks faced by local rescuers and the broader humanitarian impact of the ongoing military actions.
Covert NATO initiative turns film into anti-Russia battleground
The Grayzone reports on a covert NATO initiative involving collaboration with Western filmmakers and TV creators to shape narratives favorable to the alliance. Leaked documents suggest NATO has engaged with film and TV professionals for decades, aiming to use the entertainment industry as a tool for propaganda. The Guardian revealed that NATO has held secret meetings with writers and producers across multiple cities, potentially influencing ongoing projects. The initiative, linked to figures like Chris Donnelly, a former British defense operative, includes efforts to create cultural content that promotes NATO values and positions Russia as a threat. Donnelly founded the Integrity Initiative, a hidden network that used think tanks and media to advance NATO interests. The report highlights concerns about NATO's growing influence over public discourse through cultural channels.
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