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I love top 25 lists!

Gyorak — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 23:28:53 +0000

Today’s top 25 brought to you by projectcensored.org. The top 25 big stories that the corporate controlled media have failed to inform the American people of. Such unimportant minutiae such as “over 1 million Iraqi citizens killed during the U.S. occupation” and “the seizing of assets of war protesters”. Check out the full list here.

MSNBC Censors a live press conference

Gyorak — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 05:50:54 +0000

Again, we run into this situation where the truth seems to dig up from the ground despite the best efforts of the mass media outlets. This time the “truth” struck a live press conference with Condoleezza Rice when a reporter makes a comparison to the U.S. reaction to 9/11 to Russia’s reaction in response to Georgian attacks–the live satellite feed “mysteriously” drops off in the middle of his question/comment. The corporate controlled media outlets are getting more brazen and open with censorship (wow has our country changed!). Just in case you didn’t hear about or see this, the movie is posted below.

7 Terrorist groups that exist because of the Bush administration

Gyorak — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 13:34:51 +0000

Great piece from the OSI gazette. An in depth article chronicling the inception of new terrorist organizations in a response to the Bush administrations foreign policy. oh, so I get it. The U.S. needs to fight the “war on terror” and if we don’t have enough enemies, Bush can just bomb a part of the world and piss off enough people until they rise up and fight back. Voila, instant terrorists!

Heres the list, read the FULL article for the specific details.

1) Al Qaeda in Iraq

2) Ansar al-Islam (Arabic for “Supporters of Islam”)

3) Jamaat Ansar al-Sunnah (Arabic: Group of the Protectors of Sunnah)

4) Mahdi Army Suspended in August 2008

5) Al-Zarqawi Network aka “Tanzim Qa’idat al-Jihad fi Bilad al-Rafidayn,” started 2003

6) Fatah al-Islam

7) The “new” Al-Qaeda/ Iran.

One additional thing I noticed on the bottom of the original story:

Note: Because of Digg’s censorship team, this article has been blocked from Digg. If you would like to submit it, you need to contact: feedback@digg.com

Wow, this is about the 6th time I’ve seen or read allegations that digg.com is censoring information. Another front where “the people” lost out to big corporate interests…