Exclusive: Much of modern American filmmaking is escapist and vapid, but not “Kill the Messenger,” the new movie recounting the brave Contra-cocaine reporting by Gary Webb and his subsequent destruction at the hands of the mainstream media, writes James DiEugenio.
Category: Secrecy
James Risen’s Painful Truths
An Imperial Death Grip on Democracy
Can MSM Handle the Contra-Cocaine Truth?
A Murder Mystery at Guantanamo Bay
The Lost Hope of Democracy
Western nations are fond of using “democracy promotion” as a justification for interfering in other countries, including overthrowing elected leaders (as in Ukraine). But Western democracies themselves often fall short of democratic values, as John Chuckman explains.
The Sordid Contra-Cocaine Saga
Guantanamo’s Force-Feeding Challenged
NYT’s Belated Admission on Contra-Cocaine
Eyes Finally Open to Syrian Realities
Exclusive: For the past three years, Official Washington has viewed the Syrian civil war as “white-hatted” rebels against “black-hatted” President Assad, but finally some of the “gray-hatted” reality is breaking through, though perhaps too late, Robert Parry reports.