America’s News Is Heavily Censored
On 7 September 2002, U.S. President George W. Bush blatantly lied to
concoct a “new report” by the IAEA about Saddam Hussein’s weapons of
mass destruction program, and the U.S. news-media reported the statement
but hid that it was a lie.
concoct a “new report” by the IAEA about Saddam Hussein’s weapons of
mass destruction program, and the U.S. news-media reported the statement
but hid that it was a lie.
He said (and CNN and others quoted it):
“a report came out of the Atomic — the IAEA that they were six months
away from developing a weapon. I don’t know what more evidence we need,”
when he was asked at a press conference, “Mr. President, can you tell
us what conclusive evidence of any nuclear — new evidence you have of
nuclear weapons capabilities of Saddam Hussein?” Immediately, the IAEA
said then that there was no such “new report,” and that the last they
were able to find, there was nothing left of WMD in Iraq.
“a report came out of the Atomic — the IAEA that they were six months
away from developing a weapon. I don’t know what more evidence we need,”
when he was asked at a press conference, “Mr. President, can you tell
us what conclusive evidence of any nuclear — new evidence you have of
nuclear weapons capabilities of Saddam Hussein?” Immediately, the IAEA
said then that there was no such “new report,” and that the last they
were able to find, there was nothing left of WMD in Iraq.
The American news-media simply ignored
the IAEA’s denial, and we invaded Iraq, almost six months after that
boldfaced lie, a lie the press refused to expose, at all — ever. They
still haven’t exposed it, even to the present day; and instead there
remains a ‘debate’ as to whether George W. Bush lied or was instead
merely misled by “defective U.S. intelligence.” In this particular
instance, he wasn’t even citing U.S. intelligence, but instead the IAEA,
and they immediately denied it, but the press failed to report that;
so, really, the President was simply lying, and the press just continue
to lie by saying he had only “been misled by the CIA” (which he actually
controlled; but he didn’t control the IAEA). The American press hide
the fact that the American President lied his nation into invading Iraq.
The press lie that it was only “bad intelligence,” no lying President.
the IAEA’s denial, and we invaded Iraq, almost six months after that
boldfaced lie, a lie the press refused to expose, at all — ever. They
still haven’t exposed it, even to the present day; and instead there
remains a ‘debate’ as to whether George W. Bush lied or was instead
merely misled by “defective U.S. intelligence.” In this particular
instance, he wasn’t even citing U.S. intelligence, but instead the IAEA,
and they immediately denied it, but the press failed to report that;
so, really, the President was simply lying, and the press just continue
to lie by saying he had only “been misled by the CIA” (which he actually
controlled; but he didn’t control the IAEA). The American press hide
the fact that the American President lied his nation into invading Iraq.
The press lie that it was only “bad intelligence,” no lying President.
