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American Cipher with Michael Ames
American Cipher with Michael Ames
American Cipher with Michael Ames
Thursday 18th July 2019
Journalist Michael Ames discusses military intelligence mishandling and veteran mental health in 'American Cipher' on 'Mental Health News Radio'.
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Get the buttons here!Unmasking the Truth: Michael Ames on Military Intelligence and Mental Health
The Bergdahl moment was really a good dry run for what we now see happening all the time, where stories are twisted and turned into propaganda and simple myths that are easily repeated by the president and by people in the media who can be duped into it.
Ever wondered how a story gets twisted into propaganda? Investigative journalist Michael Ames joins 'Mental Health News Radio' to shed light on just that. Ames, a seasoned reporter for Newsweek and Harper's Magazine, dives into his co-authored book, 'American Cipher', which unravels the complicated tale of Bowe Bergdahl and the U.S. tragedy in Afghanistan. Ames discusses how military intelligence was mishandled following Bergdahl's 2009 disappearance and the subsequent cover-up by the Pentagon.
He also explores the broader implications of media manipulation and its impact on public perception. But that's not all. The episode goes deeper, addressing the mental health challenges faced by veterans. Ames touches on how lowering enlistment standards has affected this population, adding another layer of complexity to an already tangled narrative. His insights offer a rare glimpse into the intersection of military operations, media influence, and mental health issues.
If you're curious about how media narratives are crafted or concerned about the mental well-being of veterans, this episode is a must-listen. Ames brings his investigative prowess to the table, making it both an enlightening and engaging discussion. Whether you're a history buff, a mental health advocate, or just someone who loves a good story, this episode has something for you.