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Danny Schechter "The News Dissector" has been offering a counter narrative
to news and perspectives on global issues, politics and culture since l970
- on radio, TV and, for the last decade, on this blog. Danny edits MediaChannel.org,
writes this daily blog as well as articles, commentaries, polemics, screeds,
rants and books. His latest book is PLUNDER
and he is now making a film on the economic crisis that the book explores
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IN DEBT WE TRUST
Why are so many Americans are being strangled by debt? In Debt We Trust
is a journalistic confrontation with the debt and credit industry.
Weapons of Mass Deception (WMD) goes inside the military-media complex, exposing the war the world saw but Americans didn't.
Plunder: Investigating Our Economic Calamity
By Danny Schechter As millions of homes are foreclosed upon, as unemployment grows and inflation mounts, it is time to understand the origins of the crisis and the need to fight for economic justice.
Written by veteran media critic and Emmy winner Rory O'Connor, Shock
Jocks features unsparing profiles of the ten worst conservative
radio talkers in America, including Michael Savage, Bill O' Reilly,
Rush Limbaugh, Don Imus and the rest.
"Curtailment of free speech is rationalized on grounds that a more compelling American tradition forbids criticism of the government when the nation is at war...Nothing can be more destructive of our fundamental democratic traditions than the vicious effort to silence dissenters." —Martin Luther King, Jr.
