The Big Lie 9-11 and Government Complicity in Mass Murder [PDF]

The Big Lie” 9/11 and the Government’s
Complicity in Mass Murder
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From the tone of multi-billionaire David Rockefeller’s comments, the media is in
the pocket of the elite oligarchy, and has actively helped keep their activities in
the dark and out of the public arena. Since 2000, the MSM has been timid and
acquiescing to the state. It has not challenged the claims of the government, and
has been profoundly derelict in its duties. Reporter Michael Petrelis used the
Freedom of Information Act provisions to determine how energetic the MSM has
been in doing investigations. He determined through examining FOIA requests
from the media, the traditional media, that their FOIA requests have been
dismally minimal. In fact, the numbers indicate that non-traditional media and
investigators have been more diligent and active in pursuing the hard issues and
requesting documentation, he writes:
The Pentagon’s records reveal that the law is broadly used—more than 10,000
requests have been made since 2000. But they also illuminate a seeming dearth
of curiosity by news organizations about the internal files of the U.S. military
establishment. This lack of curiosity appears particularly evident among the
nation’s three largest newspapers. In total, the three papers with daily
circulations greater than one million--USA Today, the Wall Street Journal and
the New York Times -- made just 36 requests of the Pentagon between 2000 and
February 2005. USA Today made nine; the Journal, six; and the Times, 21
[inquiries]. Leading print newspapers was the Los Angeles Times, with 42
inquiries. The Times recently ditched its national edition and announced last
week it would lay off 85 newsroom staffers. Following the LA Times was the
Washington Post, with 34—just shy of the total requests made by the three
largest U.S. newspapers combined. The largest television networks made slightly
fewer requests than the top print outlets. CBS News led the pack with 32 queries;
Fox News followed with 22; and NBC News just was shy of that with 21. Fox—a
frequent target of the left—filed more requests than the New York Times. CNN,
the most-watched 24 hour news channel, made just 11 inquiries. 13
Robert Murdoch, media magnate, has come to acknowledge that the MSM is
losing significant ground to the internet and that traditional newspapers are
losing their relevance. He said pessimistically: “Outside New York, it's all
monopoly newspapers…Some have good work in them, but it tends to be overwritten,
boring and elitist, not a reflection of the general mood of the public…And