Exposing Media Manipulation: A Call to Action Against Misinformation

In a scathing response to Khadeeja Safdar's recent article, Alki David accuses her of perpetuating propaganda for media elites while failing to disclose critical truths about high-profile abuse cases, likening her role to that of a crisis agent defending powerful perpetrators.

 

By Alki David | June 25, 2025

"When journalism becomes disinformation, it becomes a tool of oppression."—Shockya Editorial

**The Mask of Neutrality: A Case Study on Khadeeja Safdar**
In her recent piece for the Wall Street Journal, Khadeeja Safdar has targeted me, Alki David, by discussing payouts linked to Lisa Bloom and the Elizabeth Taylor Estate. This is not journalism; it's a deliberate spread of misinformation cloaked in a veneer of credibility.

Safdar's article echoes much of her previous work—nothing fresh, merely a reheated mixture of past press releases and courtroom gossip. It seeks to distract from a crumbling façade of media, legal, and entertainment industries implicated in scandals worldwide. While presenting herself as an unbiased journalist, she is part of a broader media scheme designed to obfuscate the truth.

**Uncovering the Patterns of Deception**
Let us scrutinize the narrative:

**The Jeffrey Epstein Scandal:** In her coverage, Safdar conveniently disregards powerful individuals like Les Wexner and Rupert Murdoch, failing to expose the full involvement of influential figures and agencies like Mossad.

**The Michael Jackson Allegations:** Her articles ignore critical incidents such as the 1999 Anaheim event and the 2006 Rancho Fiesta assault—coordinated attempts to discredit Jackson orchestrated by prominent Hollywood personalities. These incidents, filled with survivor accounts and substantiated by evidence available at Shockya.com and TVMix.com, remain silent in her reporting.

**Diddy's Link to Trafficking:** Repeatedly, Safdar neglects to draw connections between Diddy and his ties to ongoing trafficking allegations, despite having access to significant court and survivor testimonies.

Instead of addressing these pressing issues, she focuses on discredited claims about payouts, serving to sidestep the more substantial, harrowing narratives of abuse.

**The Murdoch Syndicate: Safeguarding Atrocities**
Safdar's editorial direction comes from Rupert Murdoch, a controlling figure behind several media outlets that act as shield-bearers against revealing narratives surrounding abuse and exploitation. These outlets collaborate with notorious legal figures and media enforcers, forming a national crime syndicate that ensures silence among whistleblowers and survivors.

The politically and financially motivated attempts to discredit whistleblowers mirror the orchestrated attacks on Michael Jackson. Safdar, along with her colleagues, occupies a complicit role rather than standing as impartial observers.

**Facing the Truth: The Untold Stories**
Significant incidents such as the staged 1999 Anaheim attack and the 2006 Rancho Fiesta assault highlight the egregious betrayal inherent in Safdar's failure to report. With ongoing cases taking shape that implicate Diddy in trafficking operations, the shuttering silence maintained by outlets like the Wall Street Journal is meticulous in its execution.

**Complicit Silence in Reporting**
Khadeeja Safdar is aware of the damning evidence; she has engaged with survivors and possesses access to critical documents. Yet, her decision to bury the truth unveils collusion with the very powers she disguises herself against.

In the courts of Antigua, Greece, Switzerland, and within the U.S., the damning evidence is beginning to surface, promising a turn towards truth. As the Wall Street Journal faces scrutiny for its role in perpetuating silence on abuse, we grapple with a pivotal moment—a shift where immunity is no longer offered to misleading narratives.

**Mobilizing for Change**
Khadeeja Safdar embodies more than a mere journalist; she represents a calculated agent suppressing truth. Our collective fight against the manipulation of journalism will no longer be thwarted by misinformation. The onus is now on individuals—survivors, investigators, and journalists willing to speak out.

The narrative lies in our hands now, ready to be told—one of resilience and determination as we challenge the amplification of complicity in media, representing the multitude that will no longer be silenced.

For further insights into the court filings and survivor testimonies, visit CBSYouSuck.com, Shockya.com, and TVMix.com.