About this site

The Kade Frequency is an independent investigative publication exposing the truth about European power, corporate capture, and institutional corruption.

Most media outlets are bought. This one isn't.

What This Is

The Kade Frequency publishes in-depth investigations into how Europe actually works, not the sanitized version Brussels wants you to believe.

You'll find:

• Detailed exposés on EU corruption scandals (Qatargate, Chinagate, NGO funding schemes)
• Analysis of corporate welfare disguised as policy (Green Deal, digital surveillance, pharmaceutical capture)
• Documentation of extraction systems (Eastern Europe, Africa, refugee crises)
• Deep dives into who actually runs Europe (unelected bureaucrats, corporate lobbyists, banking interests)

Every article is thoroughly researched, heavily sourced, and completely independent. No corporate sponsors. No institutional funding. No political party backing.

Just facts, analysis, and the willingness to call bullshit when everyone else is pretending not to smell it.

Why It Exists

Because mainstream European media is either:

1. Funded by the institutions it's supposed to scrutinize
2. Owned by corporations profiting from the policies it should investigate
3. Too afraid of losing access to tell the truth

The Kade Frequency has no access to lose. No invitations to Brussels receptions. No concern about being blacklisted by press offices. No advertisers threatening to pull funding if coverage gets too aggressive.

This independence isn't a marketing slogan. It's the entire point.

When the European Parliament has a corruption scandal involving 25% of its members, and most outlets treat it as an isolated incident rather than evidence of systemic rot, that's when you need publications that don't depend on Brussels for survival.

When the EU extracts €83 billion annually from Africa while sending back €3 billion in "aid," and no major outlet calls it what it is, theft, you need someone who will.

That's what this is.

The Approach

Long-form investigative articles (5,000-7,000 words) that:

• Follow the money (who profits, who pays, who benefits)
• Name names (individuals, companies, policies, contracts)
• Document patterns (how extraction systems work across different sectors)
• Provide sources (UN reports, European Commission data, NGO investigations, academic research)
• Connect dots mainstream media deliberately ignores

The style is direct. No diplomatic language. No "on the one hand, on the other hand" false balance. No pretending systematic corruption is just "governance challenges."

If something is corporate welfare, it's called corporate welfare.
If a policy creates refugees then militarizes borders against them, it's called what it is: designed cruelty.
If Brussels funds torture camps in Libya while lecturing the world about human rights, the hypocrisy gets exposed.

Who This Is For

You're here because:

• You're tired of propaganda disguised as journalism
• You want actual documentation, not opinions dressed as facts
• You can handle aggressive language if the research backs it up
• You know something is deeply wrong with how European institutions operate but haven't found anyone willing to name it explicitly
• You're done with outlets that treat citizens like children who can't handle uncomfortable truths

This isn't neutral. Neutrality between oppressor and oppressed isn't journalism, it's complicity. The Kade Frequency takes a side: against institutional corruption, corporate capture, and the systematic exploitation of populations under the guise of progressive policy.

But it's not partisan in the traditional sense. Left-wing parties get exposed when they serve corporate interests. Right-wing parties get exposed when they enable extraction. The analysis follows the evidence, not party lines.

Who Writes This

A. Kade is an independent investigative writer focused on European politics, institutional corruption, and power structures.

Background in political analysis, policy research, and following money through labyrinthine institutional structures. Fluent in reading EU policy documents, tracking corporate lobbying, and translating bureaucratic language into plain English.

Not affiliated with:

• Any political party
• Any NGO (especially not ones funded by the institutions being investigated)
• Any corporate interest
• Any government agency
• Any media organization with institutional dependencies

Credentials that matter: Willingness to read 200-page European Commission reports. Ability to trace corporate board connections. Commitment to citing every significant claim with verifiable sources. And the independence to publish findings without checking if they'll upset powerful people.

The Model

No ads. Ads mean advertisers have leverage.
No sponsors. Sponsors mean editorial influence.
No paywalls. Information about institutional corruption shouldn't be locked behind subscription fees.

How this works:

• All articles are free to read
• Readers who value this work can support it financially through voluntary contributions
• Support goes directly to research, writing time, and maintaining independence

This isn't a business. It's a publication funded by people who want journalism that doesn't answer to power.

If every reader who spent 30 minutes reading an investigation contributed €3, The Kade Frequency could expand coverage, commission additional research, and publish more frequently. That's the model: direct support from readers who benefit from independent analysis.

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What You Won't Find Here

❌ Both-sides false balance
❌ Diplomatic language that obscures truth
❌ Clickbait headlines on shallow articles
❌ Apologies for exposing institutional corruption
❌ Concern about access to Brussels press briefings
❌ Articles that bury the conclusion in paragraph 47
❌ Pretending systematic problems are isolated incidents

What you will find: ✅ Aggressive, well-sourced investigations
✅ Clear language about complex systems
✅ Documentation of patterns mainstream media ignores
✅ Analysis that names names and follows money
✅ Independence from institutional pressure

Contact

For:

• Tips / Leaks: a.kade@thekadefrequency.com
• Corrections: If research contains factual errors, corrections are published promptly
• Feedback: Criticism welcome, especially if it's substantive

Not for:

• Press release distribution
• "Partnership opportunities" (code for ads or sponsored content)
• Requests to soften language or "be more diplomatic"
• Threats from people upset about being named in investigations

Recent Investigations

• The Green Deal Robbery — €1 trillion in climate policy that destroyed 853,000 jobs while transferring wealth to corporations
• Who Runs Europe? — The unelected bureaucrats, 25,000 lobbyists, and corporate interests that actually control European policy

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