Alex Constantine - September 7, 2010
" ... Human Events, [in 1946] a monthly magazine ... called the Nuremberg Trials a 'travesty of justice.' ... "
The writers at Human Events are constantly complaining about "Liberal Fascism." Ludicrous psychological machinations aside, the controlling interests of Human Events have a 50-year Nazi and CIA history ...
http://educationforum.ipbhost.com/index.php?showtopic=11360
Re Human Events and Regnery Press: " ... In December of 1993, Regnery was acquired by Tom Phillips, publisher of Human Events. When I subscribed to Human Events, I was struck by the fact that the publication went out of its way to identify political figures who were Jewish or half-Jewish, for example, John Schlesinger. ... "
http://www.ajweberman.com/monica.htm
Re CIA influence on Human Events: " ... William Casey, rooted in OSS activities and later to be named director of the CIA ... helped transfer Human Events from isolationist to interventionist hands. ... "
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article3700.htm
Re The CIA and Human Events Funding: " ... [DCI] Casey was a founding director of the conservative National Strategy Information Center in the early 1960s. Further back, he assisted with the incorporation of William Buckley's National Review, and served as executor of the Jim Wick estate, which established the long-term funding for Human Events. ... "
http://www.ajweberman.com/monicaA.htm
Re Human Events and Operation Mockingbird: http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=Talk:Operation_Mockingbird
Re Emily Miller
• Deputy Press Secretary for Secretary of State Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice
• Communications Director for Majority Whip Tom DeLay
• Press Secretary for Rep. Rick Lazio
• Associate Producer at ABC "This Week" and "Good Morning America"
• Production Assistant at NBC News
Miller Lands New Gig at Human Events
Emily Miller has a new job as as senior editor for the conservative news site Human Events. Her primary beat will be political investigations. She will no longer be a TWT contributor.
The news is rather timely karma wise. This is the very week that her former boss, ex-Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas), also had some good luck and was cleared by the Justice Department.
The investigation led to in-depth stories with splashy scandal-torn headlines about Miller in WSJ and WaPo regarding the Jack Abramoff ordeal. "Its been a long five years being unfairly associated with and blamed in this ongoing investigation," Miller told FishbowlDC. "All the former staff became collateral damage."
But that's all over now, she says, a relieved note in her voice. "I'm thrilled to move forward and aggressively go after the real scandals and ethics violations," she said. "Onward and upward."
Miller's first day at Human Events is Thursday.
A note (of warning) from Human Events Editor Jason Mattera: "We're excited to bring Emily on board. She's tenacious, smart, a helluva writer, and understands the importance of interactive journalism. Leftist politicians, in particular, should be nervous. Emily's going to expose their corruption, hypocrisy, and vapid ideology."
http://www.mediabistro.com/fishbowl
“Conservative” Editor at Human Events (CIA Front) Advocates Prosecuting Investigative Reporters and Federal Whistle-Blowers
Jed Babbin - About the author of "Don't Shield the Media: Prosecute the Leakers" (Human Events, 05/09/2008), "conservative" propagandist Babbin, whose publisher is Regnery Press:
"Mr. Babbin is the editor of Human Events. He served as a deputy undersecretary of defense in President George H.W. Bush's administration. He is the author of In the Words of our Enemies (Regnery, 2007) and (with Edward Timperlake) of Showdown: Why China Wants War with the United States (Regnery, 2006) and Inside the Asylum: Why the UN and Old Europe are Worse than You Think (Regnery, 2004). (E-mail him at jbabbin@eaglepub.com.)
Jed Babbin's argument for criminalizing whistle-blowers, or "leakers," and the investigative reporters who court them:
" .. Reporters aren’t doctors or priests, but Congress is considering raising their legal status to similar level by creating a legal 'shield' for journalists to protect confidential sources. ...
http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=26414
Example:
"The CIA’s secret prisons where terrorist suspects were held and interrogated -- located were in Eastern Europe and Asia Minor, among other places -- were top secret. Someone leaked the secret prison program and some of the locations to Washington Post reporter Dana Priest. Over administration objections, the leaks (but not the prison locations) were published by the Post on November 2, 2005. The program was both legal and secret [sic]. It was published and thus damaged. Some of the nations which had hosted the secret prisons reportedly closed them. But the Bush administration didn’t investigate or prosecute the leakers. One CIA employee was reportedly fired but nobody was charged with the crime ...
"The most high-profile of these stories is the now-famous 'terrorist surveillance program' run by the National Security Administration ... "
Telling that Babbin puts quotes around "terrorist" surveillance system. He claims that the illegal taps "reportedly [reported by whom? Bush?] intercepted thousands of communications between terrorists and their sympathizers or compatriots within the United States. ... "
Sure-sure. Babbin is a Good German to the core:
"I may have a different view of these matters than most journalists. As an Air Force officer and later as a deputy undersecretary of defense, I have had several security clearances, including some very fancy 'tickets' to the highest levels of classified information. I’m sure that there are things in my brain’s attic that are still classified. I will never speak or write of them."
Well, how many federal crimes does he know about? How many has he participated in?
- AC