Whether there are still enough self-respecting mainstream reporters and editors willing to fight back, though, is another question. Since Campaign most of the ’08, media has been in the tank for Obama, seeing in him the culmination of half a century of liberal social progress. Like them, Obama is a product of elite schools and shares their values. In a world in which reporters and political operatives live and work in the same neighborhoods, vacation together and routinely intermarry, the president is viewed as of us.” Where once they reveled in their status as outsiders, today’s media “one elite are now drawn from the same social as the people they cover. With David Axelrod, a former Chicago Tribune journalist turned campaign guru, pulling their strings, the media has been loath to do or say anything against their hero, preferring to applaud the Hope, rather than investigate the Change. It never seems to have occurred to them that they might become targets themselves. are signs that the worms are finally turning Obama administration has — “the moved beyond protecting government secrets to threatening fundamental freedoms of the press,” the Times editorialized yesterday. And of course the president has issued some pro forma boilerplate in defense of press freedom via his beleaguered press secretary, Jay Carney (himself a former Time magazine reporter). Relying on the government’s good will, however, isn’t enough. In the Nixon years, journalists wore a place on the list” as a badge of honor. It’s time for “enemies reporters to reclaim that badge and start acting like the guardians of liberty they’re meant to be if not for themselves, then for their country — The Swiss Federal Institute (SFI) in Zurich released a entitled Network of “The Global Corporate Control” that proves a small consortiums of corporations – mainly banks run the world. A mere 147 corporations which form a – “super entity” have control 40% of the world’s wealth; which is the real economy. These mega-corporations are at the center of the global economy. The banks found to be most influential include: Barclays • Goldman • JPMorgan Chase & Co • Vanguard Group • UBS • Deutsche Bank • Bank of New York Melon Corp •
Whether there are still enough self-respecting mainstream reporters and editors willing to fight back, though, is another question. Since Campaign ’08, most of the media has been in the tank for Obama, seeing in him the culmination of half a century of liberal social progress. Like them, Obama is a product of elite schools and shares their values. In a world in which reporters and political operatives live and work in the same neighborhoods, vacation together and routinely intermarry, the president is viewed as “one of us.” Where once they reveled in their status as outsiders, today’s media elite are now drawn from the same social as the people they cover. With David Axelrod, a former Chicago Tribune journalist turned campaign guru, pulling their strings, the media has been loath to do or say anything against their hero, preferring to applaud the Hope, rather than investigate the Change. It never seems to have occurred to them that they might become targets themselves. are signs that the worms are finally turning — “the Obama administration has moved beyond protecting government secrets to threatening fundamental freedoms of the press,” the Times editorialized yesterday. And of course the president has issued some pro forma boilerplate in defense of press freedom via his beleaguered press secretary, Jay Carney (himself a former Time magazine reporter). Relying on the government’s good will, however, isn’t enough. In the Nixon years, journalists wore a place on the “enemies list” as a badge of honor. It’s time for reporters to reclaim that badge and start acting like the guardians of liberty they’re meant to be — if not for themselves, then for their country The Swiss Federal Institute (SFI) in Zurich released a entitled “The Network of Global Corporate Control” that proves a small consortiums of corporations – mainly banks – run the world. A mere 147 corporations which form a “super entity” have control 40% of the world’s wealth; which is the real economy. These mega-corporations are at the center of the global economy. The banks found to be most influential include: • Barclays • Goldman • JPMorgan Chase & Co • Vanguard Group • UBS • Deutsche Bank • Bank of New York Melon Corp
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