Truth emergency

Though I think the tone of the following article is a little stark, I do think the notion of a “truth emergency” is valid. In particular, I don’t think people understand how intertwined media, finance and the military are.

Truth Emergency: Inside the Military Industrial Media Empire | The Media Freedom Foundation:

A global dominance agenda also includes penetration into the boardrooms of the corporate media in the US. In 2006 only 118 people comprise the membership on the boards of director of the ten big media giants. These 118 individuals in turn sit on the corporate boards of 288 national and international corporations. Four of the top ten media corporations in the major defense contractors on their boards of directors, including:

William Kennard: New York Times, Carlyle Group

Douglas Warner III, GE (NBC), Bechtel

John Bryson: Disney (ABC), Boeing

Alwyn Lewis: Disney (ABC), Halliburton

Douglas McCorkindale: Gannett, Lockheed-Martin.

Given an interlocked media network, it is safe to say that big media in the United States effectively represent the interests of corporate America. The media elite, a key component of the Higher Circle Policy Elite in the US, are the watchdogs of acceptable ideological messages, the controllers of news and information content, and the decision makers regarding media resources.

One thought on “Truth emergency

  1. PLEASE tell me what is “stark” about the article to you… if you mean that as a criticism. Contact me directly, if you will, at tosca.2010[at]yahoo.com OR at 831-688-8038. I’d like everyone to know that I’ve invited Mickey and Peter, the authors of the article on TRUTH EMERGENCY, to move in solidarity as per http://oxtogrind.org/archive/364. Others are invited to come on board on a basis that’ll work for them WITH those at http://oxtogrind.org/archive/336. Blessings in solidarity with happy holiday wishes,
    The Ox (Richard)

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