Corporate Reporters Tell Lies For A Living

Corporate Reporters Tell Lies For A Living

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Witness the corporate media's enthusiastic complicity in the genesis of every U.S. war of the "television age." George Bush and his gang didn't fool the American people into believing Saddam Hussein posed a deadly threat to the United States - that's beyond the capacity of mass communications amateurs like Donald Rumsfeld, Dick Cheney and G.W. No, it was the constant corporate media megaphone that so expertly herded the public into the corrals of delusion and death. There's a huge section in the dock of future Nuremberg trials reserved for corporate shapers of false realities that lead to the death of millions.

So successful have the media giants been in inventing facts and foisting on the public false scenarios, they have lately taken the logical step of fashioning the circumstances of political campaigns out of whole cloth. Why fiddle around on the edges of fiction, when you can concoct the whole show?

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I am glad to see more articles like this popping up. Although the meat of this article focuses on the recent debacle of ABC News' "Debate" between incumbants, the infiltration and vested interest of corporate controlled media is one of the biggest threats we as a society face in modern times...The wars, the financial destruction, are all in large part possible by endless media propeganda and brainwashing...It is very important to not only be aware that these entities are owned by those who are looting this country dry and holding the world hostage, but to educate as many others as possible about this as well, to spread awareness. Education and awareness of what these people are doing is the first step in changing the disaters we have been subjected to over the past several years.

The U.S. corporate media do their misinformation and censorship jobs so well, even establishment outfits like the Pew Research Center consistently note that Americans view the world vastly differently than Earthlings outside the U.S. corporate media bubble. Journalism has, in some respects, ceased to exist as a readily available commodity in the United States, thanks largely to the "serious journalism" practiced by corporations.

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[edit on 23-4-2008 by DimensionalDetective]