WhoWhatWhy

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Establishment sceptic user submitted news site, started by Russ Baker. Over time, it appears to have become less sceptical of official narratives.

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The WhoWhatWhy homepage of 6 June 2026, showing continued great interest in Donald Trump
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"We don't cover the news, we uncover the truth."
Founder: Russ Baker


Main focus: Deep events, Deep Politics, Boston Marathon Bombing, Bush Family, JFK assassination, Corruption
Members: Russ Baker,  Joel Bluestein,  Jonathan Z. Larsen,  Laurie Michaels,  Kathleen Rivera,  Richard Schrader,  Irena Choi Stern,  Lynne White,  Steve Kelem,  Richard Foos,  Virginia McGuire,  Mark Dowie,  Robert Dreyfuss,  Margaret Engel,  Mark Hertsgaard,  Hanson Hosein,  Frances Moore Lappé,  Robert W. McChesney,  Paul Miller,  Morton Mintz,  James C. Moore,  Alvin H. Perlmutter,  David Talbot,  Steve Weinberg,  Patricia J. Williams,  Daniel Ellsberg

WhoWhatWhy is a source of interesting comment and opinion, and formerly of original research in the area of deep politics. They were however largely taken in by the COVID project and since about 2020 their reporting has become more polemic and less evidence based.[citation needed] In 2024 Russ Baker went so far as to claim that there "are surely dozens and dozens of reasons that everyone should get vaccinated [against COVID-19]", while acknowledging that many longtime readers had written to him that he had lost his ability to see “what is really going on.”[1]

Origins

The website was founded by Russ Baker. He has attracted a team of other writers.

Reporting

WhoWhatWhy has reported on the Boston Marathon Bombing and was critical of the claim that the event was planned and carried out by Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and his brother Tamerlan Tsarnaev.[2]

Echoing of official narratives

WhoWhatWhy closely follows the official narrative on certain topics such as "climate change"[3], the Russia-Ukraine War[4][5], and "Covid"[6]

Corporate media

In contrast to fully independent media, articles and reports from WhoWhatWhy have been occasionally picked up commercially-controlled media such as The Huffington Post,[7] Business Insider[8] and Alternet.[9]

People

Board of Directors and Editorial Advisory Council as of April 2024, including some with emeritus status.[10]

 

Known members

4 of the 26 of the members already have pages here:

MemberDescription
Russ BakerAuthor of a breathtakingly definitive account of the Bush Crime Family.
Robert DreyfussAmerican investigative journalist, worked for the Executive Intelligence Review
Daniel EllsbergA feted whistleblower who exposed some details of how the US government was waging the Vietnam War. The fact that he was not persecuted has lead several commentators to suggest that he may not in fact have been all he appears to be. Specifically, the Pentagon Papers may have been a limited hangout.
David TalbotFounder of Salon.com and researcher into the US Deep state.

 

A document sourced from WhoWhatWhy

TitleTypeSubject(s)Publication dateAuthor(s)Description
Document:Bush angle to Reagan shooting still unresolved as Hinckley walksArticleProject MKUltra
George H. W. Bush
Bush family
Family Of Secrets
John Hinckley
Ronald Reagan/Assassination attempt
JFK/Assassination
16 August 2016Russ BakerJohn Hinckley who shot and wounded President Reagan was released from a federal psychiatric facility on 5 August 2016 after being detained for 35 years. Hinckley's family were well known to the Bush family. Coincidence? Sure. Anything, after all, is possible.
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