News Every American Needs to Know

Support the Troops Learn The Truth about * Depleted Uranium * Anthrax Vaccinations * 50,000 "Stop Lossed" * 250,000 Homeless Veterans Support the Troops v1.0 w/ movie and mp3 links

Iraq $9 Billion Lost: No investigation, instead Congress just wrote another check Iraqi Oil given to the Oil Companies Hundred of billions of dollars- at $40/barrel... Secret UK Poll of Iraqis: 82% "strongly opposed" to occupation troops more on Iraq

Spying Legal Scholars Letter to Congress: The DOJ letter fails to offer a plausible legal defense of the NSA domestic spying program... it is also beyond dispute that, in such a democracy, the President cannot simply violate criminal laws behind closed doors because he deems them obsolete or impracticable. more on Spying Bush's Own Words Prove that he is Lying Legal Scholars: Bush Spying Excuse "not even close" Former NSA Lawyer: Bush committed a crime Pentagon spying on Peace Groups

This is just the tip of the iceberg, there are many more Buried Stories on the Info page

Part of the Big Lie sold to America is that of the "liberal media". In fact, ABC is owned by Disney, a mega-billion dollar behemoth that benefits greatly from "free trade" with China. The Disney Board of Directors is not a bunch of long-haired hippies, but old white men in suits that are "legally-obligated to the shareholders" - or at least that's their term for rationalizing their crimes.

ABC = Disney
NBC = General Electric, currently making money in Iraq
CBS = Viacom
Fox = Billionaire Rupert Murdoch
CNN = AOL / Time-Warner
1200+ Radio Stations = Clear Channel
This Billion dollar propaganda machine was created by the Clinton/Gore de-regulation.

Think NPR is any better? The head of NPR is Kevin Klose, former President of "Voice of America" (USA Propaganda Internationale)- now he's turned his focused propaganda on US.

NPR is Diversion Programming. While covering lots of "human interest" stories that are completely irrelevant to most Americans lives (Margie and her poodle at the dog show)- NPR "didn't have time" for these stories.