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Throughout the discussion, Sabia emphasizes that the media’s primary role is controlling the narrative. By labeling those concerned about immigration and security as “far-right,” they divert attention from the real issues—security, cultural preservation, national sovereignty. Their framing influences public perception and suppresses open dialogue about the true costs of unchecked immigration policies.
He ties these European issues back to America, asserting that similar narratives are being cultivated here—where hesitant discussions on immigration, identity, and sovereignty are increasingly marginalized or misrepresented. Sabia warns that this media-driven distortion could have dire long-term implications for Western civilization.