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by Peter Phillips and Mickey HuffDissident Voice | December 22, 2009Among the most important corporate media censored news stories of the past decade, one must be that over one million people have died because of the United States military invasion and occupation of Iraq.
"The Tea Party ... is a well-orchestrated machine backed by powerful people willing to spend lots of money to .
From: "Paid Lying: What Passes for Major Media Journalism"by Stephen Lendman9 November 2009National Public Radio (NPR) and Public Broadcasting (PBS)Founded in 1970 as an independent, private, non-profit member organization of US public radio stations, NPR promised to be an alternative to commercial broadcasters by "promot(ing) personal growth rather than corporate gain (and) speak with many voices, many dialects.
From: "Profiles of America's Beloved TV Celebrities (14): 'Good Thinking' John Voight"Edited John Voight Discusses Insidious Liberal Mind Control - "Socialist" vs.
By Paul Bedard US News and World Report Blog July 31, 2009 In another twist that raises new questions about a New York Times Pulitzer Prize-winning story, the Government Accountability Office has given its blessing to a wartime Department of Defense program that briefed retired military officers about operations in Iraq and Afghanistan before they went on TV to talk about the conflicts.
By Susan A Brewerhttp://blog.oup.com/2009/06/war-propaganda/June 30, 2009Susan A. Brewer is Professor of Histo.
Kurt Nimmo Infowars July 19, 2009 “It is impossible to imagine CBS News, journalism or indeed America without Walter Cronkite,” said Sean McManus, president of CBS News on the passing on Walter Cronkite.
CIA's Entertainment Industry Liaison Office“If you’ve got government agencies working in Hollywood covertly to improve their own images, that’s not only a bad use of funds, it’s also fundamentally anti-Democratic and wrong.
The Haqqani network, born of the Russian war and nurtured by the CIA, is behind many spectacular assaults in Afghanistan.
The CIA-DoD War on Democracy grinds on, unhindered by public awareness of covert, bloody acts of aggression.






