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9. Not to get in the middle, but just to say I think NullTuples is referring only to the OP title,

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Project Censored's Top 10 Stories Show Just One Pattern Dominating All Others This Year -- [View all] ancianita Dec 2022 OP

I fail to see how "CIA Discussed Plans to Kidnap or Kill Julian Assange" is considered worthy of Martin68 Dec 2022 #1

Sure. I've wondered about some of their choices myself, over the years. Sometimes what's not ancianita Dec 2022 #2

Whistle-blowers and independent watchdogs provide an invaluable service to our country. Martin68 Dec 2022 #4

Thanks for the response. ancianita Dec 2022 #5

I agree. That is why people like Chelsea Manning are essential heroes. Martin68 Dec 2022 #6

Which is at the very heart of Project Censored's yearly reviews. I can't blame them for ancianita Dec 2022 #8

We are in a class war - and we're losing. NullTuples Dec 2022 #3

How is this a class war? Martin68 Dec 2022 #7

Not to get in the middle, but just to say I think NullTuples is referring only to the OP title, ancianita Dec 2022 #9

Thanks for setting me straight - I kind of had tunnel vision on the CIA issue. Martin68 Dec 2022 #10

Thank you both, although even the CIA story fits the pattern of class war NullTuples Dec 2022 #11

NullTuples. The same could be said of the State Department. I believe the US is less rapacious and Martin68 Dec 2022 #12

I think perhaps they learned lessons and are simply more subtle about it now via "partnering" NullTuples Dec 2022 #13

Well, if the US does not get access to Afghan mineral deposits then China will. Martin68 Dec 2022 #14

Taking over a sovereign nation to plunder it is ethically and morally wrong. NullTuples Dec 2022 #15

Well, I believe the US tried to become an ally of Afghanistan. We spend billions on infrastructure, Martin68 Dec 2022 #16

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