Top Censored Stories of 2013

[polly7]

http://www.projectcensored.org/

Top Censored Stories of 2013

(each is a clickable link to its own story)

1. Signs of an Emerging Police State
2. Oceans in Peril
3. Fukushima Nuclear Disaster Worse than Anticipated
4. FBI Agents Responsible for Majority of Terrorist Plots in the United States
5. First Federal Reserve Audit Reveals Trillions Loaned to Major Banks
6. Small Network of Corporations Run the Global Economy
7. 2012: The International Year of Cooperatives
8. NATO War Crimes in Libya
9. Prison Slavery in Today’s USA
10. HR 347 Would Make Many Forms of Nonviolent Protest Illegal
11. Members of Congress Grow Wealthier Despite Recession
12. US Joins Forces with al-Qaeda in Syria
13. Education “Reform” a Trojan Horse for Privatization
14. Who Are the Top 1 Percent and How Do They Earn a Living?
15. Dangers of Everyday Technology
16. Sexual Violence against Women Soldiers on the Rise and under Wraps
17. Students Crushed By One Trillion Dollars in Student Loans
18. Palestinian Women Prisoners Shackled during Childbirth
19. New York Police Plant Drugs on Innocent People to Meet Arrest Quotas
20. Stealing from Public Education to Feed the Prison-Industrial Complex
21. Conservatives Attack US Post Office to Break the Union and Privatize Postal Services
22. Wachovia Bank Laundered Money for Latin American Drug Cartels
23. US Covers up Afghan Massacre
24. Alabama Farmers Look to Replace Migrants with Prisoners
25. Evidence Points to Guantánamo Dryboarding

Leveson’s Punch And Judy Show Masks Hacking On A Scale You Can Barely Imagine

By John Pilger

Wednesday, December 05, 2012

http://www.zcommunications.org/leveson-s-punch-and-judy-show-masks-hacking-on-a-scale-you-can-barely-imagine-by-john-pilger

[Mnemosyne]

1. K&R

[erpowers]

2. Thanks for Posting

I had forgetten about this yearly list. In the past I had checked the list to see what stories had been underreported. Although some of the stories on the list (16, 17, 21, and 22) seem like they have been reported in the media this years list looks interesting. I will try to read the list to see what the authors are saying.

[mojowork_n]

3. K & R and Add One

Reports from Africa, generally. What's going on in Congo, especially:

http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/newsdesk/2012/11/outraged-in-congo.html

http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/newsdesk/2012/11/outraged-in-congo.html