Michael Jackson’s Seedy Connections
The Pharma Letter | 13 August 2010 According to a report by the UK’s Financial Times, the US Department of Justice is scrutinizing payments by leading pharmaceuticals companies for hospitality, consultants, licensing agreements and charitable donations in markets around the world as part of a wide-ranging corruption probe.
Also see: "The Crucifixion of Dan Mitrione: CIA Torturer of Innocents was Tortured to Death by the Tupamaros in Retaliation" Nixon 'knew about death squads' CIA torturer Dan Mitrione reaped what he sowed .
By Hollie McKay FoxNews.com | July 29, 2010 Jon Voight says he has great admiration for those involved i.
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New York Times, August 5, 2010: " ... He was criticized for being a member of a private club that had refused .
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Edited (Repost) Time Warner removes HBO's Albrecht from chief executive post May 11, 2007 By David Bauder NEW YORK, AP - HBO chief executive Chris Albrecht was forced out by Time Warner following his weekend arrest on suspicion of assaulting his girlfriend in Las Vegas.
By Dennis Romero LA Weekly | August 10, 2010 The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is refusing to release eight boxes of records that could shed light on the death of Mexican American journalist Ruben Salazar,, who was felled by a deputy's projectile 40 years ago.
Also see: "George Shultz, International Terrorist" By Lisa de Moraes Washington Post | August 4, 2010 PBS chief Paula Kerger told TV critics Wednesday she did not regret airing "Turmoil & Triumph: The George Shultz Years" and the kerfuffle that arose over its funding does not highlight the difficulties PBS faces as it trolls non-stop for funding in a lousy economy.
Lisa De Moraes
Also see: "George Shultz, International Terrorist" By Lisa de Moraes Washington Post | August 4, 2010 PBS chief Paula Kerger told TV critics Wednesday she did not regret airing "Turmoil & Triumph: The George Shultz Years" and the kerfuffle that arose over its funding does not highlight the difficulties PBS faces as it trolls non-stop for funding in a lousy economy.
Tom Engelhardt: Who Really Has Blood On Their Hands? CBS News Opinion | Aug. 6, 2010 Consider the following .