Bloggers try to counter anti-Israel media bias with bad news on other states
If nothing else, an indication of just how influential the Internet has become
If nothing else, an indication of just how influential the Internet has become
The BBC has been caught out again, this time editing out remarks made by Benazir Bhutto shortly before she was killed about bin Laden having been “murdered”. Links to both the uncensored and censored versions for comparison
He’s been called a “Chomsky for Dummies” and “a slim Michael Moore” He’s also emerged as an apologist for the Zionists and an accuser of greedy WASPs and Arabs. Israel Shamir investigates how Greg Palast may not be all he seems
Judeophilia integrates the media lords and their holdings into one totalitarian machine, says Israel Shamir, just as the Communist ideology integrated all Soviet media into one totalitarian (and boring) device
Fake freedom fighters hammer last nails into coffin of liberty
Startling allegations were made in a recent BBC documentary but there may be more to these claims than there first appears
News that doesn’t make the front pages or the BBC bulletins is ‘slow news’. For example, resistance to foreign power by the Palestinians, ordinary Iraqis and Afghans is ‘slow news’ while the internecine machinations of Bush and Blair is ‘regular news’
In Israel, Nothing Changes But the Past
With its veneer of English sophistication and global audience, the BBC is a formidable propaganda instrument – one that is used to the full by the Zionists
The main goal of the mainstream media is to bring us to the Brave New World, to the new spiritless totalitarianism, writes Israel Shamir, and the recent cartoons depicting the Prophet are a stepping stone toward that end
Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, and Cisco Systems have honed their skills at Internet censorship for years in places like China, Jordan, Tunisia, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Vietnam, and other countries. Now it’s making its debut in the USA
The UK is awash with what is essentially propaganda, writes David Miller; media reports that are funded by Britain’s Ministry of Defence and then disguised as ‘news’