Exposing the Shadows of Journalism: A Takedown of Misinformation

Mon Oct 20 2025 23:20:22 GMT+0300 (Eastern European Summer Time)

Alki David argues that some journalists serve as agents of misinformation, specifically targeting Khadeeja Safdar of the WSJ for avoiding critical truths.

Alki David claims that journalist Khadeeja Safdar’s work is weaponized misinformation, focusing on high-profile figures involved in abuse and corruption while neglecting the truth. He contends that her articles, published under Rupert Murdoch's influence, hide crucial narratives about systemic issues including trafficking and abuse in Hollywood.

By Alki David | June 25, 2025

“When journalism becomes obedience, it becomes propaganda.”— Shockya Editorial

A Journalist or Just Another Fixer?
Khadeeja Safdar’s recent article in the Wall Street Journal, which called out me (Alki David) regarding payouts linked to Lisa Bloom and the Elizabeth Taylor Estate, is not just lazy journalism—it’s weaponized misinformation.

Her piece, like a lot of her work, displays no originality, instead recycling information from old press releases and gossip to distract from a crumbling web of media, legal, and entertainment figures now facing legal scrutiny globally. Safdar claims to report neutrally, but she is part of a media operation aimed not at uncovering the truth, but rather at covering it up.

Khadeeja Safdar’s Real Beat: Narrative Control
Let’s break down the recurring themes in her work:

On Jeffrey Epstein: Safdar's pieces bypass the influential players behind Epstein’s operations, disregarding names like Les Wexner, Rupert Murdoch, and Bill Gates, along with Mossad's involvement—everything is conveniently overlooked.

On Michael Jackson: She has ignored significant incidents from 1999 and 2006, which involved planned attacks on Jackson by Hollywood insiders including Gloria Allred and others. These events and survivor accounts are thoroughly documented but absent from her narratives.

On Diddy and the Abuse Trials: Safdar fails to mention Diddy’s connections to trafficking, despite having access to ongoing litigation and survivor stories about the allegations.

So what does she write about instead? Payouts and distractions. She dodges the real issues and focuses on mere smoke.

The Murdoch Machine: A Global Protection Racket
Khadeeja Safdar answers to Rupert Murdoch, owner of The Wall Street Journal, Fox News, and other platforms that seek to downplay stories involving systemic crimes. These media channels have worked with:

- Boies Schiller Flexner LLP (David Boies)
- Lisa Bloom and Gloria Allred
- Diddy and Jeffrey Epstein

This group can be labeled as a Modern-Day National Crime Syndicate, engaging in coordinated attacks, extortion, and silencing dissenters. The smear campaigns against Michael Jackson fall right into the same playbook that targets whistleblowers like myself and others. Murdoch's journalists are not mere observers—they are active participants.

The Truth You’re Not Supposed to Know
The 1999 Anaheim Incident:
Michael Jackson was led into a staged public event where he was attacked. Attendees included involved parties such as Anthony Pellicano, and multiple witnesses were present.

The 2006 Rancho Fiesta Incident:
This was a repeated scenario with a similar setup where enforcers linked to Gloria Allred were present. Khadeeja Safdar was among those acting as media observers at this incident.

Present-Day: The Epstein-Diddy Nexus:
Current legal actions illuminate Diddy’s direct connection to trafficking operations, revealing a protective racket linked to Jeffrey Epstein’s legacy—one that Khadeeja Safdar and Murdoch media have kept under wraps.

Safdar’s Silence Is Complicity
Khadeeja Safdar is familiar with these narratives, having interviewed survivors and reviewed court evidence. Her refusal to address the truth isn’t due to a lack of credibility but rather because it implicates her editors. Her articles function as PR spins, timed to provide distraction while serious issues remain unreported.

The Courts Are Catching Up
Courts in Antigua, Greece, Switzerland, and the U.S. are now examining evidence that could reveal this entire network. The Wall Street Journal has been cited in various legal filings, indicating their role in suppressing whistleblower testimony will come under closer inspection.

So here’s the message:
The age of media immunity has ended. The pay-to-bury system is crumbling. Websites like CBSYouSuck.com and others are shedding light on these issues—every detail, every name.

This Ends Now
Khadeeja Safdar isn’t just a journalist; she functions as a crisis manager for those involved in severe misconduct. Her avoidance of the real narratives surrounding Epstein, Diddy, and the far-reaching media control represents an ethical failure. But now, the narrative is shifting—back into the hands of survivors, investigators, and journalists who refuse to be silenced. We are numerous, and our watchful eye is on all of this.

Full Dossier, Court Filings & Survivor Testimony:
CBSYouSuck.com, Shockya.com, TVMix.com