Kendall Jenner: Jeffrey Sachs censored by The New York Times Moderator at the Athens Democracy Forum (ADF) as soon as he said the United States has been the most Violent country since 1950

🤫 Jeffrey Sachs getting censored at the Athens Democracy Forum (ADF) when talking about British and American foreign policy and behavior around the world.

Truth hurts sometimes…

The New York Times Moderator demanded Prof. Jeffrey Sachs to stop by shouting “I’m your moderator” as soon as he said the United States has been the most violent country since 1950

Jeffrey D. Sachs is Director of the Center for Sustainable Development at Columbia University and President of the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network.

You read it correctly, the scandal occured at a ‘Democracy’ forum…

Moderator tries to silence Professor Jeffrey Sachs after he states the following truth: “The most violent country in the world since 1950 has been the United States.”pic.twitter.com/DZBWPyc543

— sarah (@sahouraxo) October 23, 2022

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NY TImes SHUTS DOWN U.S. Critic At “Democracy Forum”

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Jeffrey Sachs has a tendency to go on mainstream outlets and in front of mainstream groups and utter truths that run counter to the dominant narrative — and then get told to shut up. Most recently Sachs appeared at the Athens Democracy Forum, sponsored by the New York Times, and noted, truthfully, that since 1950 the United States has been the greatest purveyor of violence around the globe, bar none. At which point the moderator stepped in and demanded Sachs stop talking.

Full interview here:-

A Decade of Democracy: China and Russia

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Ten years ago, Xi Jinping ascended to national leadership in China and Vladimir Putin began his second stint as Russia’s president. Over the next decade, both have consolidated power over their countries, and today both unapologetically and jointly proclaim their autocratic, ruthless, macho rule as a more effective model of democracy, winning admirers and imitators the world over. As Putin has pushed this model to unthinkable extremes, what has the effect been on fellow and aspiring autocrats? What is the best way to prevent the template from replicating even further?

Jaroslaw Kuisz, Editor in Chief, Kultura Liberalna
Jeffrey Sachs, Director, Center for Sustainable Development, Columbia University
Su Yun Woo, Postdoctoral Researcher, Institute of Political Science, University of Zurich
Moderated by Steven Erlanger, Chief Diplomatic Correspondent, Europe, The New York Times