How the Mainstream Media Lies to Us

"The Central Intelligence Agency owns everyone of any significance in the major media."
-- William Colby, former CIA Director, cited by Dave Mcgowan, Derailing Democracy

CIA Director William Casey

Operation Mockingbird

Have you ever noticed that each November the mainstream media still portrays Lee Harvey Oswald as the "Lone Nut" assassin, despite mountains of evidence to the contrary?

Have you ever wondered why?

In the 1950's, the CIA launched "Operation Mockingbird", a program that was designed to create and spread disinformation throughout the American media.

According to Alex Constantine (Mockingbird: The Subversion Of The Free Press By The CIA), in the 1950s, "some 3,000 salaried and contract CIA employees were engaged in propaganda efforts".

We can only imagine how many there are now.

Click here to watch a 14 minute Youtube video about Operation Mockingbird.

Or check out this important article.

"Operation Mockingbird: How Democracy was Manipulated through the Mainstrea Media"

How the mainstream media lies to us about the Kennedy assassination

Lee Harvey Oswald two chins

Those in the mainstream media regularly lie to us about the Kennedy assassination and here's a perfect example.

In this video clip, Dr. John Lattimer, a Warren Commission apologist, attempts to convince us Oswald could have fired 3 shots in the time they said he did. It's good for a laugh but it demonstrates how they try and manipulate us into believing their lies. video (1 min - 18 secs)

Here are more examples:

BBC says Oswald's hand gun killed Officer J.D. Tippit - - Part 1 (video) (55 secs)

BBC says Oswald's hand gun killed Officer J.D. Tippit - - Part 2 (video) (38 secs)

ABC / BBC claims Oswald only employee missing from TSBD after assassination (video) (51 secs)

BBC runs video of press secretary Malcolm Kilduff announcing death of JFK, but fades away before he says JFK was killed by a shot to the side of his head (video) (1 min)

BBC says Oswald shot at General Walker (video) (1 min)