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    Hegseth beschränkt den Druckzugang in Pentagon, sagt, dass Journalisten verpflicht werden müssen
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    Hegseth beschränkt den Druckzugang in Pentagon, sagt, dass Journalisten verpflicht werden müssen


    Hegseth beschränkt den Druckzugang in Pentagon, sagt, dass Journalisten verpflicht werden müssen

    https://www.military.com/daily-news/2025/05/23/hegseth-restricts-press-access-pentagon-says-journalists-will-be-required-sign-pledge.html

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    1. Accurate-Guava-3337 on

      Pledge not to report DoD as a clown show, even if added to Signal discussing an evolving attack.

    2. Monkeyhonker on

      Is this like the pledge orangeman did when he got sworn in? Cause if it is, it don’t mean a thing, apparently.

    4. hskfmn on

      Because, ’something…something…most transparent administration in history‘. Got it.

    5. Initial-Toe-9512 on

      Hegseth is pissed that people saw his special Signal computer, thus people can’t go certain places. And then “protecting sensitive information” – if a journalist published state secrets they’d be in jail. It’s an excuse to selectively punish journalists that if they publish critical articles.

    6. indiscernable1 on

      That’s unconstitutional. Journalism is the only occupation protected in our governing documents. The sheep will follow along for access and we will continue to know less about what the thing we call our government is doing.

    7. MayorCharlesCoulon on

      This Hegseth guy really doesn’t seem smart. Not even a little bit.

    9. invalidpassword on

      🎶 Well, either you’re closing your eyes to a situation you do not wish to acknowledge or you are not aware of the caliber indicated. 🎶

    10. Practical-Bit9905 on

      after this administration starts honoring their oaths we can worry about pledges.

    12. HandsLikePaper on

      Man, if those free speech absolutionists had any integrity they would be really upset right now.

    13. WholeOdd9522 on

      Ha, like they make a pledge to the constitution? Have another drink Hegseth.

    16. thepartypantser on

      Hey Hegseth, you don’t have a really good history of honoring things like pledges and oaths.

      Like how many times did you cheat on your first wife? Was it with more women than just the one that became your second wife? And you cheated on the second wife, with the woman who became your third wife, but then you cheated on both of them when you assaulted that woman in the hotel.

      Petey…do you think that a vow before God means nothing?

    18. TheeHughMan on

      A loyalty pledge to fake news reports in favor of Trump and trash everyone else.

    19. kevnmartin on

      „I hereby swear to bring the Exalted Mr. Hegseth one bottle of the good stuff and stash it in the men’s room on the north side of Bldg. G.“

    21. Cheap_Fudge_7767 on

      >“If reporters wish to visit the public affairs offices of any of the other services, „they are required to be formally escorted to and from those respective offices,“ the memo adds. The Pentagon will also require reporters to sign a document pledging to protect „sensitive information,“ likely setting up situations where unfavorable reporting involving documents could be used as pretense to strip journalists of access to the building.“

      So in other words, they took notes from North Korea.

    27. topherus_maximus on

      Cool, sign the fucking pledge and then keep reporting on his epic, world-ending stupidity

    28. LordSiravant on

      Witness the death of press freedom in real time. Or rather, the final nail in its coffin.

    29. Ok-Lingonberry-696 on

      Yeah, pledges that fact checks will not be done, and no questions that questions the words of the dear presidont lord trump will be asked. 

    34. Cagnazzo82 on

      They can’t simply nullify the 1st Amendment on a whim.

      These anti-American russian assets. Each and every single one of these people need to be arrested as soon as they’re out of office.

    35. rgpc64 on

      A free press wouldn’t have to sign a pledge, a free country wouldn’t make the press sign a pledge.

    37. aculady on

      Journalists have to pledge to protect sensitive information in case they end up added into one of Hegseth’s Signal chats.

    39. NotTheRocketman on

      Boy, it sure is a good thing that the media did everything they could to get Trump elected again. They were so greedy and all they could see was ratings, ratings, ratings.

      Now they’re getting muzzled and all they do is write press releases. What a useless bunch of fucking idiots.

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