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| − | '''George Eliason''' is an [[American]] [[journalist]] living and working in [[Donbass]]. He provided some of the earliest [[news]] coverage at the beginning of the [[Ukraine conflict]] and some coverage from the frontline in the [[Ukrainian civil war]] as well as analysis of the conflict. Eliason was noted by the ''[[New York Times]]'', [[CBS]] [[60 Minutes]], and the [[Heritage Foundation]]'s Foreign Policy Magazine as the earliest and a [[primary source]] of information about [[Ukrainegate]], [[Obamagate]], and the [[coup against Donald Trump]]. He has been interviewed by the ''New York Times'', [[RT]], [[Press TV]], and the [[BBC]]. His articles on the [[intel community]] and agency overstep has been noted by Project Censored as the second most important stories with national significance in 2018 for going beyond [[WikiLeaks]] coverage on the dangers private Intelligence companies present to [[national security]] and world [[peace]]. Eliason has been published in Modern Diplomacy, the Security Assistance Monitor, Washington's Blog, [[Consortium News]], OpedNews, and [[Zerohedge]] among many other publications. | + | '''George Eliason''' is an [[American]] [[journalist]] living and working in [[Donbass]]. He provided some of the earliest [[news]] coverage at the beginning of the [[Ukraine conflict]] and some coverage from the frontline in the [[Ukrainian civil war]] as well as analysis of the conflict. Eliason was noted by the ''[[New York Times]]'', [[CBS]] [[60 Minutes]], and the [[Heritage Foundation]]'s Foreign Policy Magazine as the earliest and a [[primary source]] of information about [[Ukrainegate]], [[Obamagate]], and the [[Russiagate: Deep State coup 1.0|coup against Donald Trump]]. He has been interviewed by the ''New York Times'', [[RT]], [[Press TV]], and the [[BBC]]. His articles on the [[intel community]] and agency overstep has been noted by Project Censored as the second most important stories with national significance in 2018 for going beyond [[WikiLeaks]] coverage on the dangers private Intelligence companies present to [[national security]] and world [[peace]]. Eliason has been published in Modern Diplomacy, the Security Assistance Monitor, Washington's Blog, [[Consortium News]], OpedNews, and [[Zerohedge]] among many other publications. |
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Latest revision as of 23:25, November 7, 2026
George Eliason is an American journalist living and working in Donbass. He provided some of the earliest news coverage at the beginning of the Ukraine conflict and some coverage from the frontline in the Ukrainian civil war as well as analysis of the conflict. Eliason was noted by the New York Times, CBS 60 Minutes, and the Heritage Foundation's Foreign Policy Magazine as the earliest and a primary source of information about Ukrainegate, Obamagate, and the coup against Donald Trump. He has been interviewed by the New York Times, RT, Press TV, and the BBC. His articles on the intel community and agency overstep has been noted by Project Censored as the second most important stories with national significance in 2018 for going beyond WikiLeaks coverage on the dangers private Intelligence companies present to national security and world peace. Eliason has been published in Modern Diplomacy, the Security Assistance Monitor, Washington's Blog, Consortium News, OpedNews, and Zerohedge among many other publications.