The press must have the freedom to say everything so that certain people do not have the freedom to do everything.

The media provide us with friend and enemy images. The critical recipients question these and the clever ones see through which topics are intended to conceal the true interests of some lobbies.

It is no coincidence that wherever the spirit is seen as a danger, books are the first to be banned, newspapers and magazines, radio reports are subjected to strict censorship; between the lines, on that tiny final line of the printer, you can pile up enough dynamite to blow up worlds.

The most reliable difference between the individual television programs is still the weather report.

Indoctrinated media cannot lie, because they do not even recognize themselves through the unipolar one-size-fits-all glasses.

You rejoice in the power of the press – do you never dread its tyranny?

Today, censorship takes place through the media.

The media always behave like the Pustapo, the public state police.