The Failure of Mainstream Media

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The U.S. is resuming its “humanitarian bombing” in Iraq and wishes to extend its operations into Syrian soil in order to fight the Islamic State, a group of extremists produced by U.S. foreign policy in the region. Meanwhile, on the Russian border, it is backing a neo-Nazi government in Ukraine, shelling its own citizens in order to suppress a popular uprising.

Many important questions and contradicting stories also remain regarding the tragic events of September 11, 2001. The mainstream and corporate media has failed to investigate the implausible official 9/11 narrative of the US federal government. It has failed as the watchdog of the public, leaving the job to alternative and non-corporate information media.

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