Orwell Rolls in His Grave
A documentary exploration into how the Media is anti-democratic.
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A documentary exploration into how the Media is anti-democratic.
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I wasn’t going to do this, I was just going to let the post about Stirling Bridge stand as my statement about 9/11, but I just wrote this for my Livejournal and thought it was worth sharing here.
“Further, the process of transformation, even if it brings revolutionary change, is likely to be a long one, [...]
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Given the connections we hear on the official news and in the government’s pronunciations literally every day, probably multiple times per day, between Iran and terrorism, one cannot help but get the strong impression that the only (or at least primary) motives Iran would have for wanting nuclear power would be military. We have been [...]
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I wish I was surprised by this. From Democracy Now.
Report: U.S. Military Planning Massive Air Strikes Against Iran
The Sunday Times in London is reporting the Pentagon has drawn up plans for massive air strikes against twelve hundred targets in Iran, designed to annihilate the Iranians’ military capability in three days. Alexis Debat of the Nixon [...]
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It’s funny… I remember when I was younger that FOX was trumpeted, at least in the circles to which I had access, as being this great socially subversive “liberal stronghold” that presented programs that undermined traditional morality. The Simpsons is the example that most readily comes to mind, but there was also Married… With Children [...]
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You know why Terrell Owens gets more press coverage than nearly 100 people being arrested for protesting on the Capitol lawn? Well, I’m not saying it isn’t possible that there’s a government interest in keeping that sort of news hush-hush, particularly since they were totally nonviolent, but really, as V says in V for Vendetta… [...]
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