{"id":35034,"date":"2024-09-14T00:17:12","date_gmt":"2024-09-13T23:17:12","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/zlcopenhagen.com\/censur-anne-sofie-allarp-og-berlingskes-skjulte-rejseoplysninger\/"},"modified":"2024-09-21T13:20:25","modified_gmt":"2024-09-21T12:20:25","slug":"why-is-berlingske-media-silent-on-genocide","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/zlcopenhagen.com\/es\/why-is-berlingske-media-silent-on-genocide\/","title":{"rendered":"WHY IS BERLINGSKE MEDIA SILENT ON GENOCIDE?"},"content":{"rendered":"

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THE HIDDEN INFLUENCES<\/h2>\n
Uncover the chilling connection: Christian Van Thillo, Emmanuel Van Thillo, and Anders Krab-Johansen tie Denmark to Israel through Berlingske Media and Juice Financial, operating in New York and Israel. The hidden influence is frightening!<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

I want to clarify that I have received explicit permission to use Pia Bovin’s research and text in my work. Her insights and analysis have been invaluable, and I can incorporate her findings into my content. Any reference to her work is done with full consent.<\/p>\n

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THE CONNECTIONS BETWEEN BERLINGSKE\u2019S OWNERS AND THEIR SIDE VENTURES<\/h2>\n

The ownership structure behind Berlingske Media becomes even more interesting when you consider the side activities of certain board members, like Emmanuel Van Thillo<\/strong>, who is also involved with Juice Financial<\/strong>. Juice Financial is a fintech company operating internationally, with offices in New York and Israel. The company specializes in mobile payment solutions, such as cross-border salary transfers. This raises questions: Could this company be used to channel funds or support through these connections?<\/p>\n

So why isn\u2019t the Danish press investigating these ties? Instead of digging into these potentially essential links, they seem more focused on protecting their image. Wouldn\u2019t it make more sense to follow the financial trails?<\/p>\n

This becomes especially serious when we see settlements expanding with dual-passport holders bulldozing through while Palestinians are displaced. Despite the personal feelings of those involved, there is a significant problem here. They seem to attack anyone who dares to raise a different voice \u2013 from getting a director fired at Folkem\u00f8det to opposing Nobel Peace Prize nominees like Bisan Odwa<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

These exact figures are working to cut state funding for organizations like Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke (MS)<\/strong>, which provide critical perspectives. One example of this defensive stance was when a Berlingske<\/strong> editor compared Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke<\/strong> to the Blekingegade Gang<\/strong> on a media show. When confronted, her defence was, “It’s just my opinion.” So, is this the standard now? If someone is challenged for making offensive comparisons, can they claim, “It\u2019s just my opinion”?<\/p>\n

We should examine more closely the connections between these key individuals, the companies they\u2019re involved in, and the broader political and financial implications.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/article>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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INFORMATION WAR<\/a><\/h2>\n

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WHY IS BELGIAN DPG MEDIA-CONTROLLED BERLINGSKE MEDIA SILENT ON GENOCIDE?<\/h2>\n

ANDERS KRAB-JOHANSEN: CEO OF BERLINGSKE MEDIA<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Anders Krab-Johansen has been the CEO and Publisher (Koncernchef og Udgiver) of Berlingske Media since 2017. Before joining Berlingske, he served as CEO of B\u00f8rsen<\/em>. In his current role, he oversees the strategic direction and daily operations of Berlingske Media, including its major publications such as Berlingske<\/em>, B.T.<\/em>, Weekendavisen<\/em>, and Euroinvestor<\/em>.<\/p>\n

CHRISTIAN VAN THILLO: CEO OF DPG MEDIA<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Christian Van Thillo, who led DPG Media as CEO for 30 years, stepped down in 2020 and now serves as the Executive Chairman<\/strong> of the Company’s Board of Directors. He continues to guide the company\u2019s strategy, acquisition policy, and the overall development of its media brands. While Van Thillo provides high-level oversight, he is not involved in Berlingske Media’s day-to-day operations.<\/p>\n

THE CONNECTION BETWEEN THEM<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Christian Van Thillo heads DPG Media<\/strong>, which has owned Berlingske Media<\/strong> since 2015. Anders Krab-Johansen manages the daily affairs of Berlingske Media, while Christian Van Thillo, as Executive Chairman of DPG Media, shapes the overall strategic direction of the parent company. Their connection is through DPG Media\u2019s ownership, making both influential in guiding Berlingske Media\u2019s future.<\/p>\n

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EXPLANATION<\/h2>\n
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  1. DPG Media<\/strong> is the parent company, based in Belgium, and owned by the Van Thillo family<\/strong>.<\/li>\n
  2. Christian Van Thillo<\/strong>, now the Executive Chairman<\/strong> of DPG Media, oversees the company’s overall strategic direction but is not involved in Berlingske Media’s daily operations.<\/li>\n
  3. Berlingske Media<\/strong>, which was owned by DPG Media in 2015, is a major Danish media group.<\/li>\n
  4. Anders Krab-Johansen<\/strong> is the CEO and Publisher<\/strong> of Berlingske Media and is responsible for the daily operations, guiding the group\u2019s publications such as Berlingske<\/em>, B.T.<\/em>, Weekendavisen<\/em>, and Euroinvestor<\/em>.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    This illustrates how DPG Media<\/strong> controls Berlingske Media<\/strong> through ownership, with Christian Van Thillo providing strategic leadership at the parent company level and Anders Krab-Johansen running the Danish media group.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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    SOME SHOCKING FACTS<\/h2>\n

    POSSIBLE EXPLANATIONS FOR BERLINGSKE MEDIA’S LIMITED COVERAGE OF THE WAR IN GAZA<\/strong><\/h4>\n

    Many Danish readers have noticed that Berlingske Media<\/a><\/strong><\/em> provides limited or biased coverage of the conflict in Gaza and other political issues involving Israel. A closer look at the media house’s ownership structure and financial interests may explain this.<\/p>\n

    ECONOMIC INTERESTS MAY INFLUENCE MEDIA COVERAGE<\/strong><\/h4>\n

    Berlingske Media is owned by the Belgian-based DPG Media Group<\/strong><\/a>, a media conglomerate led by Emmanuel Van Thillo<\/strong><\/a>. Not only does Emmanuel Van Thillo serve as a Board Member<\/strong> of DPG Media, but he also holds a position on the board of Juice Financial<\/strong><\/a>, a fintech company operating in New York<\/strong> and Israel<\/strong>. Juice Financial specializes in digital payment solutions, a sector in which Israel, often called the “Startup Nation,” excels due to its thriving technology and innovation industries.<\/p>\n

    CONNECTION TO ISRAEL THROUGH OWNERSHIP<\/strong><\/h4>\n

    Emmanuel Van Thillo\u2019s<\/a> involvement with Juice Financial<\/strong>, which has significant operations in Israel, suggests a possible vested interest in the region\u2019s fintech industry. This financial link raises concerns about whether editorial decisions<\/strong> at Berlingske Media, especially when it comes to Israel and Gaza, might be influenced by these business ties.<\/p>\n

    ECONOMIC AND STRATEGIC INTERESTS IN ISRAEL<\/strong><\/h4>\n

    Emmanuel Van Thillo\u2019s<\/a> engagement in Israel\u2019s fintech sector hints at broader business interests in the region. As Israel remains a global leader in technology and innovation, it presents a lucrative market for investment, especially in financial technologies<\/strong> that power digital solutions across various sectors.<\/p>\n

    INVESTMENT IN GROWTH SECTORS<\/strong><\/h4>\n

    By tapping into Israel’s flourishing fintech market, Emmanuel Van Thillo has effectively diversified his portfolio into a high-growth sector<\/strong>. This offers significant opportunities for financial returns and further cement his connections with Israel’s tech-driven economy.<\/p>\n

    ACCESS TO ISRAEL’S TECH MARKET<\/strong><\/h4>\n

    Through his position at Juice Financial, Emmanuel Van Thillo gains direct access<\/strong> to Israel\u2019s thriving tech market, one of the world\u2019s leading hubs for innovation<\/strong> and financial technology<\/strong>. This exposure not only brings business advantages but also raises questions about the influence these interests might have on media portrayals of Israel.<\/p>\n

    SYNERGIES BETWEEN MEDIA AND FINTECH<\/strong><\/h4>\n

    As a media owner, Van Thillo has potential synergies between his media assets and the fintech world. The integration of fintech technologies, such as advanced payment systems<\/strong> and subscription models<\/strong>, could enhance Berlingske\u2019s digital services and improve revenue streams through innovations in financial technologies<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

    HOW JUICE FINANCIAL’S TECHNOLOGY COULD BE USED IN ISRAEL<\/strong><\/h4>\n

    Juice Financial\u2019s digital payment solutions and technologies might have essential uses in Israel, impacting both civilian and military sectors<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n

    SUPPORT FOR SETTLERS<\/h2>\n

    In regions with limited access to traditional banking, Juice Financial\u2019s technology could provide financial support to settlers<\/strong> in occupied territories. By leveraging digital platforms, funds can be transferred quickly and securely to these remote areas.<\/p>\n

    INSTANT PAYOUTS TO SOLDIERS AND MILITARY PERSONNEL<\/h3>\n

    With Israel\u2019s large military force, Juice Financial\u2019s real-time payment solutions can ensure that soldiers and security personnel receive their salaries and bonuses promptly, even in conflict zones.<\/p>\n

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    In summary, the economic ties between Berlingske Media\u2019s ownership and Israel\u2019s fintech sector through Emmanuel Van Thillo\u2019s involvement with Juice Financial may explain the limited and potentially biased coverage of conflicts involving Israel. These connections raise important questions about the influence of business interests on media reporting and the potential impact on public perception.<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/blockquote>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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    SECURE FINANCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE<\/h2>\n

    Traditional banking services often become vulnerable or disrupted in times of conflict, such as the war in Gaza. Juice Financial\u2019s<\/strong> digital infrastructure offers a more resilient alternative for secure financial transactions<\/strong>, even during crises. This capability allows uninterrupted financial flows in regions where instability might otherwise cripple traditional banking.<\/p>\n

    DISTRIBUTION OF AID AND RELIEF<\/h3>\n

    Juice Financial\u2019s solutions also enable the rapid distribution of emergency aid<\/strong> to civilians affected by conflict, refugees, and displaced persons. The ability to process fast digital payments ensures timely access to essential funds in crises, which can be crucial for survival in conflict zones.<\/p>\n

    POSSIBLE INFLUENCE ON EDITORIAL COVERAGE<\/strong><\/h4>\n

    Van Thillo\u2019s financial ties to Israel through Juice Financial raise significant concerns about the possible influence these connections might have on how Berlingske Media covers Israel-related topics. When a media owner has business interests in a particular country, it can affect the objectivity of the news coverage regarding that country\u2019s political and military actions.<\/p>\n

    This might explain why Berlingske Media tends to present a positive image of Israel or refrains from offering critical coverage, particularly concerning sensitive issues like the war in Gaza. These financial and strategic connections suggest that editorial decisions may not always be as independent as the public assumes.<\/p>\n

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    CONCLUSION<\/h2>\n

    THE DANGEROUS LINK BETWEEN FINANCIAL INTERESTS AND MEDIA COVERAGE<\/h3>\n

    For Danish citizens questioning Berlingske Media’s biased coverage of the conflict in Gaza, it\u2019s essential to look beyond the headlines and examine the ownership and financial interests behind the media house. Emmanuel Van Thillo’s involvement with Juice Financial and his ties to Israel\u2019s fintech sector offer a troubling explanation for Berlingske Media’s editorial choices.<\/p>\n

    These connections are not just a business matter\u2014they represent a dangerous intertwining of financial power and media influence, with far-reaching consequences for the public’s understanding of complex geopolitical issues. Frede Vad and other pro-Israel advocates are featured prominently in Berlingske\u2019s opinion pieces and articles, signaling a possible broader agenda that promotes a singular narrative about Israel\u2019s actions.<\/p>\n

    Even more alarming is the involvement of Denmark’s Social Democrats, led by Mette Frederiksen, whose visit to Netanyahu during the COVID-19 pandemic suggests a close, potentially compromising relationship. This overlap of political, financial, and media interests creates an environment where public perception is manipulated to serve particular strategic goals, rather than delivering balanced journalism.<\/p>\n

    A DRAMATIC WAKE-UP CALL<\/h2>\n

    This raises serious concerns about the integrity of the news we consume. When financial interests shape editorial coverage, the public is left with a skewed, one-sided narrative that benefits powerful individuals and groups at the expense of truth. Berlingske Media\u2019s ownership by DPG Media, led by Van Thillo, and his business ties to Israel suggest a concerted effort to suppress critical voices and distort the reality of conflicts like the war in Gaza.<\/p>\n

    The intertwining of financial interests, political power, and media control should be a wake-up call to all Danish citizens. This is not just about biased reporting but<\/span>\u00a0the potential manipulation of an entire nation\u2019s perspective on global conflicts. It\u2019s a reminder that we must be critical of the information we are fed, for it may be designed not to inform but to shape our beliefs and policies in ways that serve hidden interests.<\/p>\n

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    The truth is under siege, and unless we question these connections, we risk losing the very essence of free and independent journalism.<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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    RESPONSE FROM PIA BOVIN<\/h2>\n

    The owners of Berlingske and their side activities, such as serving on boards of companies like Juice Financial, which handles mobile wage transfers from other parts of the world, are certainly intriguing. Juice Financial, with offices in New York and Israel, could potentially be used to channel funds and support. So why isn\u2019t the Danish press digging into these connections? Instead, they seem more interested in sneaky methods and breaking the rules when their self-image is threatened. Wouldn\u2019t it be fitting for them to follow the suitable trails?<\/p>\n

    Here we are, where it only becomes serious when settlers with dual citizenship move in, clearing the way with bulldozers as Palestinians are forced to leave. Regardless of their feelings, there\u2019s a huge issue here. They attack those who dare to speak out \u2013 from the director, they got fired from Folkem\u00f8det to Nobel Peace Prize nominees like Bisan Odwa. They fight against any critical voice and work hard to have state funding removed from MS and other vital organizations.<\/p>\n

    I want to refer to the defence argument used by Berlingske\u2019s opinion editor in *Presselogen* when she compared MKN to the Blekingegade gang. When questioned, she responded: “It\u2019s just my opinion”\u2014look up the word. She had prepared that at home\u2014so moving forward, anyone can use that excuse when confronted with derogatory comparisons!<\/p>\n

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    WHY IS BERLINGSKE IGNORING IMPORTANT CONNECTIONS?<\/h2>\n

    The owners of Berlingske, with their roles in companies like Juice Financial, which handles mobile wage transfers globally, raise important questions. Juice Financial, with offices in New York and Israel, could potentially channel funds and support. So why isn’t the Danish press investigating these connections? Instead, they seem more focused on using manipulative tactics when their self-image is threatened.<\/p>\n

    The situation becomes grave when settlers with dual citizenship use bulldozers to displace Palestinians. But the bigger issue is how Berlingske attacks anyone who dares to speak out, from the director they ousted at Folkem\u00f8det to Peace Prize nominees like Bisan Odwa. They work hard to silence critical voices and strip funding from organizations like MS.<\/p>\n

    As seen in\u00a0Presselogen<\/em> when the editor compared MKN to the Blekingegade gang, Berlingske’s editorial defence shows their strategy. Her response\u2014”It’s just my opinion”\u2014was prepared. Moving forward, anyone can excuse derogatory comparisons with that phrase. This manipulation hurts figures like Anders Krab-Johansen, impacted by the growing scrutiny and criticism of Berlingske’s actions and connections.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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