State of the Media: How Congress Can Fix the Crisis
What can Congress do about the FCC rulings and the mainstream corporate media.
What can Congress do about the FCC rulings and the mainstream corporate media.
These are the words of a man who would rather be king than president.
If you are a supporter of fast, fair, open, and affordable networks, November will be a bad month. And December will be, too. So, keep calling your representatives and senators and tell them that you oppose pretty much everything this FCC is doing.
Who REALLY owns the media? You will be amazed, but perhaps not really surprised.
Does the media you ingest benefit the same old parties and people - left and right - who refuse to effect meaningful change? Does the media you take in day in and day out, feed the perpetual war machine...?
"WashPost Is Richly Rewarded for False News About Russia Threat While Public Is Deceived."
"Democracy depends on a free and independent press, which is why all tyrants try to squelch it,"
“If you come from too radical perspective, your right to report is somehow in question, because you’re outside the ideological frameworks"
Four years after Julian Assange passed through the gates of the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, asking for asylum, people from all over the world join their voices in order to ask that this unbelievable persecution is brought to an end.
Muhawesh: Take the Iraq War, for example, which is many things to different people. If we look at Hollywood war porn propaganda movies like “American Sniper,” the Iraq War was a patriotic mission defending American freedoms and values. Even though the movie was released, 12 years after 9/11, the producers attempted to insult our intelligence by rewriting the U.S. destruction of Iraq by tying 9/11 to Saddam Hussein, to justify that war.
From the article: Katrin Axelsson and Lisa Longstaff of Women Against Rape wrote: “The allegations against [Assange] are a smokescreen behind which a number of governments are trying to clamp down on WikiLeaks for having audaciously revealed to the public their secret planning of wars and occupations with their attendant rape, murder and destruction… The authorities care so little about violence against women that they manipulate rape allegations at will. [Assange] has made it clear he is available for questioning by the Swedish authorities, in Britain or via Skype. Why are they refusing this essential step in their investigation? What are they afraid of?”
The voices of youth and their organizing in Baltimore. What rights they don't have, calling those who finally could stand no more "thugs," by even their own mayor. Enlightening!