VERSE-CASE SCENARIO

by Tony Peyser

David L. Cunningham (son of Loren)
Has his own group, which has tried
To make Hollywood less liberal
And transform it from the inside.

A BUZZFLASH GUEST CONTRIBUTION
by Norman Solomon

The USA's mass media constantly tell us how Americans see the "war on terror." But the same outlets rarely tell us much about how the rest of the world sees it.

A BUZZFLASH NEWS ALERT

All the fuss over ABC's miniseries The Path to 9/11 has been over its factual inaccuracies blaming Bill Clinton for the terrorist attacks. But there is another big problem with the movie: most of the shooting was exported to Canada to save money, diverting millions of dollars from the American economy. The following is a picture of actors reenacting the collapse of the World Trade Center - in downtown Toronto:

A BUZZFLASH GUEST CONTRIBUTION
by Ray McGovern

Addressing the use of torture yesterday President George W. Bush played to the baser instincts of Americans as he strained to turn his violation of national and international law into Exhibit A on how "tough" he is on terrorists. His tour de force brought to mind the charge the Athenians leveled at Socrates -- making the worse case appear the better. Bush's remarks made it abundantly clear, though, that he is not about to take the hemlock.

Friday, 08 September 2006 11:13

BuzzFlash Mailbag for September 8, 2006

BUZZFLASH MAILBAG

Subject: Rt-wing takeover of CBS now complete. Rush Limbaugh to 'help' blonde bimbo Katie

In the true act of a fascism regime - the right-wing now controls the US news media by nearly 100%.

BARBARA'S DAILY BUZZ

The sad part of it all is that Al Qaeda wasn't in Iraq, at least not until Bush invaded the country.

VERSE-CASE SCENARIO

The Bottom Line About ABC's Democrat-Bashing Docudrama

by Tony Peyser

It has more to do
With November 7
Than it does
With 9/11.

Friday, 08 September 2006 09:08

World Media Watch for September 8, 2006

WORLD MEDIA WATCH

1//The Daily Times, Pakistan--WAZIRISTAN PEACE DEAL RAISES CONCERN IN KABUL (Pakistan's peace deal with pro-Taliban tribes along the Afghan border in North Waziristan has raised concern with analysts in Afghanistan asking if the militants could be trusted to halt the cross-border movement of insurgents. They also questioned the timing of the accord in North Waziristan on Tuesday, on the eve of a visit to Kabul by President Pervez Musharraf who said "the deal was an achievement." The deal aims to end two years of violence in the semi-autonomous tribal zone of North Waziristan. ... Musharraf insisted at a media briefing with Afghan President Hamid Karzai on Wednesday the deal meant that there would be "no Taliban activity on our side of the border or across the border in Afghanistan." Karzai, desperate to end an increasingly deadly insurgency that many say is being fed by rebels trained in Pakistan, said "we will wait and see." Afghan analyst Waheed Mujda, however, said the deal was "absolutely not good for Afghanistan." The Pakistani Army's presence would be reduced, and there was no guarantee the tribal area would actually stop militants from crossing into Afghanistan to wage insurgency, he added. "How will it work and who will monitor the implementation of all the terms?" Mujda questioned. ... There are misgivings even in Pakistan. "On the face of it, the agreement can be seen as a breakthrough, but if one reads the finer print, it appears that the government has all but caved into the demands of the militants," said a Pakistani newspaper.)

Friday, 08 September 2006 06:29

A License to Lie

A BUZZFLASH EDITORIAL

As BuzzFlash readers know by now, the ABC Television Network, owned by entertainment behemoth Disney, has spent $40 million to run a commercial-free, fictionally-"enhanced" account of the events leading up to and surrounding 9/11.

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