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TVNL Editor's
Comments: In the time it
took our 3 cable new network to over cover the story about a woman who was
abducted in Aruba, International News Network out of Canada covered the entire morning’s international news headlines
(just some major stories and details of other stories that are never heard on
American news networks). Do you think
this woman is the only American to go missing in a foreign nation? Once again
we have a clear indication of a controlled media where all the news networks
mysteriously fixate on a singe story that is not really that important to
anyone other than the woman’s family. Did you see how all three networks were
desperately trying to stretch the coverage as they tried to make up
questions, sometimes even repeating the same questions to the people they wee
interviewing. It was absolutely obvious and painfully embarrassing! Maybe
Comedy Central should buy all the news networks. That would be more
appropriate. Think about it! – Jesse,
Editor, TvNewsLIES.org
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WAR : http://www.tvnewslies.org/news/#war
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· Saddam 'to face
just 12 charges' - A spokesman said the 12 charges of crimes
against humanity were fully documented and there was no point "wasting
time" dealing with all 500.
· US
"Fireballs" Threaten Iraqi Flora - US Apache
helicopters have become a nightmare for Iraqi farmers and villagers who had
thousands of acres of their farmlands destroyed by the flash bombs poured on
them almost every day.
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POLITICS : http://www.tvnewslies.org/news#politics
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· US probes Isle of
Man scheme used by billionaire Bush donors - The scheme,
devised by one of America's biggest
banks and used by two billionaire donors to George Bush's election campaign
among others, is being probed for possible breaches of securities and
anti-money-laundering rules.
· Bolton
Said to Orchestrate Unlawful Firing - John R. Bolton
flew to Europe in 2002 to confront the head of a global arms-control agency
and demand he resign, then orchestrated the firing of the unwilling diplomat
in a move a U.N. tribunal has since judged unlawful, according to officials
involved. - A former Bolton deputy says
the U.S.
undersecretary of state felt Jose Bustani "had
to go," particularly because the Brazilian was trying to send chemical
weapons inspectors to Baghdad. That might have helped defuse the crisis over alleged Iraqi
weapons and undermined a U.S.
rationale for war.
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ECONOMY : http://www.tvnewslies.org/news#economy
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· Richest Are
Leaving Even the Rich Far Behind - The people at the top of America's money
pyramid have so prospered in recent years that they have pulled far ahead of
the rest of the population, an analysis of tax records and other government
data by The New York Times shows. They have even left behind people making
hundreds of thousands of dollars a year.
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CONGRESS : http://www.tvnewslies.org/news/#congress
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· Downing Street Minutes -
Throw your congresscritter a life-saver - STRATEGY
SESSION: for when you call your Congressperson/Senator, who may have voted
for the IWR, and, having done so, may be too fearful or ashamed to admit he
or she made a mistake... MAYBE all they’re looking for is a graceful way
out...Please consider planting this seed. - ALL they have to say is TEN
WORDS: "Because I TRUSTED my president. And he LIED to me."
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DOMESTIC : http://www.tvnewslies.org/news/#domestic
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· Test shows
voter fraud is possible - The group wasn't able to crack the Diebold system from outside the office.
But, at the computer itself, they changed vote tallies, completely
unrecorded.
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ENVIRONMENT : http://www.tvnewslies.org/news/#environment
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· ·
Lawsuit: Reveal effects of military sonar on whales - A
national conservation group filed suit Wednesday to force the government to
reveal the extent to which ocean mammals worldwide have died as a result of
massive sonic blasts from intense military search equipment.
· Md. Won't
Challenge Power Plant Air Pollution Rules - The Ehrlich
administration has opted not to join 12 other states in a legal effort to
overturn new federal regulations that environmental groups say will hinder
efforts to curb air pollution from power plants.
· Gore Urges
Mayors to Fight Global Warming - "We are witnessing a
collision between our civilization and the earth, a transformation of the
relationship between our species and the planet," Gore warned. "Is
it only terrorists that we're worried about? Is that the only threat to the
future that is worth organizing to respond to?"
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INTERNATIONAL : http://www.tvnewslies.org/news/#international
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· · Satellite toll plan to make drivers pay
by the mile - Each of Britain's 24 million vehicles would be tracked by
satellite if a variable "pay-as-you-drive" charge replaces the
current road tax.
· Haiti
Elections and Starvation - Haiti a country that under the current
circumstances can not feed it's population, spends millions on
"voter-registration", the contract of which conveniently goes
to a company in the country from which the original occupying force hails.
· Latin American
Liberals Condemn U.S. Involvement in Suppressing Leftist Movements - Hundreds of
intellectuals and politicians from Latin America's left
gathered for an anti-terror conference in Cuba, but they
never talked about al-Qaida, focusing instead on
their own shared nemesis - the U.S. government.
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HUMAN RIGHTS
WATCH : http://www.tvnewslies.org/news/#rights
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· An Administration's Amnesty Amnesia - Funny
-- these officials had a different view of Amnesty when it was criticizing
other countries. - "This administration eagerly cites Amnesty
International research when we criticize Cuba and
extensively quoted our criticism of the violations in Iraq under Saddam
Hussein in the run-up to the war," protested William F. Schulz,
executive director of Amnesty International USA.
· L. America
world's most unjust region: OAS - "Income distribution
levels (in Latin America) are the most unequal in the world and there are 200
million persons living below the poverty line," said Insulza
in the interview with Spanish daily El Pais.
· Living Conditions
in Iraq: A Criminal Tragedy - History will acknowledge that the criminal
policy of the U.S-Britain and the illegal invasion of Iraq led to the
current tragedy of the Iraqi people. In addition, history will have to
acknowledge that the Iraqi people, alone, have resisted the genocidal
sanctions and the U.S-British Occupation of their country.
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