Unmasking the Manipulative Media: A Deep Dive into Khadeeja Safdar's Reporting Tactics

In a provocative piece, Alki David critiques Khadeeja Safdar's journalism, alleging it serves as a tool for misinformation under the influence of powerful media elites. He connects her work to broader patterns of narrative control aiming to suppress the truth about grave issues in the entertainment industry.

By Alki David | June 25, 2025

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

### Exposing the Fabricated Narrative
Khadeeja Safdar's latest piece in the Wall Street Journal, targeting me (Alki David) with claims related to payouts to Lisa Bloom and the Elizabeth Taylor Estate, exemplifies not just poor journalism but a perpetuation of disinformation crafted to serve a vested interest.

This article lacks originality, resorting to recycled narratives straight from press releases and court leaks, distracting the public from a crumbling network of power players in media and law currently facing legal scrutiny worldwide. Safdar presents herself as impartial but is clearly part of a calculated media initiative designed not for truth-telling but to obfuscate it.

### The Real Focus of Khadeeja Safdar’s Reporting
Let’s look at the consistent patterns:

- **Jeffrey Epstein:** Safdar’s articles for WSJ have carefully ignored the influential figures behind Epstein’s exploitative operations, failing to mention individuals like Les Wexner, Rupert Murdoch, or the implications of Mossad’s involvement.

- **Michael Jackson:** She notably neglects critical incidents from Jackson’s past, such as the 1999 Anaheim incident or assaults in 2006, which were carried out by an organized group of Hollywood insiders. Evidence supporting these claims is extensively shared on platforms like Shockya.com and TVMix.com.

- **Dandies of Deceit:** In her coverage regarding Diddy, Safdar conspicuously avoids revealing his connections to a trafficking network, currently exposed in legal proceedings.

So, what occupies her articles? Payout discussions and deflections designed to evade serious issues, letting the real crises smolder beneath layers of misinformation.

### The Murdoch Influence: A Vast Cover-Up Mechanism
Khadeeja Safdar’s editor is Rupert Murdoch, helming The Wall Street Journal and various other outlets that operate as vehicles for suppressing vital stories related to severe crimes like sexual abuse and trafficking. These platforms work hand-in-hand with:

- Boies Schiller Flexner LLP
- Lisa Bloom and Gloria Allred
- Michael Avenatti and Anthony Pellicano
- The connections to Diddy and Jeffrey Epstein

This sophisticated web can be termed the Modern-Day National Crime Syndicate, complicit in orchestrated smear campaigns, child abuse hindrance, and silencing dissenters.

### The Truth that Needs to Emerge
- **1999 Anaheim Incident:** Michael Jackson was ambushed during a supposedly public event with orchestrators present, including media representatives.

- **2006 Rancho Fiesta Incident:** A repeat scenario with major figures from entertainment and media, including Khadeeja Safdar, amongst others.

- **Diddy’s Current Dilemmas:** Ongoing court cases link him to trafficking that echoes the Epstein protection narrative, buried by outlets like WSJ.

### Complicity through Silence
Khadeeja Safdar is well-acquainted with these narratives. She has interacted with survivors and reviewed various testimonies, yet she refrains from sharing this information, not due to credibility issues but because it would implicate her own editorial leadership.

Her publications are crafted releases, emerging whenever a distraction is deemed necessary by the syndicate. In a climate where victim testimonials are dismissed, Khadeeja's focus settles on trivial financial matters, as intended by the criminals she indirectly serves.

### The Judiciary Awakens
Across various jurisdictions like Antigua, Greece, and the United States, courts are sifting through evidence that could potentially unmask this entire protective network. The Wall Street Journal itself has become a focal point in numerous lawsuits, its role in shielding whistleblowers facing increased scrutiny.

The clear message now resonates: the shield once afforded to media elites is fracturing, their tactics to bury inconvenient truths failing. Platforms like CBSYouSuck.com, Shockya, and others are shedding light on these activities—exposing names and actions, piece by piece.

### A Call to Action
Khadeeja Safdar is not merely a journalist; she efficiently acts as a crisis manager for occupiers in power, facilitating mainstream narratives while dismissing critical truths surrounding Epstein, Diddy, and broader media operations. Her reluctance to address the actual engines driving these issues constitutes an act of complicity.

However, the narrative is shifting. It now rests on us—the survivors, the investigators, journalists who refuse to be co-opted. The time for silence is over. We are vigilant, and our resolve is unwavering.