Listen to TERRY GROSS - NPR (Nat'l Propaganda Radio) WARMONGER - host of "FRESH(???) AIR" bash the anti-war movement!:
1/23/03 npr.org audio archive URLs to listen to the "Fresh Air" interviews:
- Listen to Terry suck up to Todd Gitlin in this cottonball (not even softball) interview--
Todd Gitlin interview segment:
http://discover.npr.org/features/feature.jhtml?wfId=933161 - Listen to Terry bash and red-bait the anti-war movement as a bunch of dupes in the most hostile interview I've heard outside of Bill Reiley's show--
Int'l ANSWER interview segment with Mara Verheyden Hilliard:
http://discover.npr.org/features/feature.jhtml?wfId=933163 Gross -- 'uh-huh, so Saddam *is* going to nuke New York, yeah?' -- held a cottonball interview with Todd Gitlin -- who did his usual red-baiting and dupes thing. But Gitlin's undisclosed *real* purpose for attacking the anti-war movement is because much of it also supports the Palestinian human rights cause.
(Gitlin is indirectly firing flak for Israel, who many say is the *real* reason the White House is so chomping for war. This, so that Israel can use the war as cover to complete its crushing or ethnic cleansing of the Palestinians.)
Then Gross interviewed a representative from ANSWER, in which the otherwise staid Gross herself almost viciously attacked and red-baited the anti-war movement in the most blatantly biased interview I've ever heard *anyone*, let alone Gross, conduct. Bill O'Reilly would have been proud!
Today (2/5/03) NPR WARMONGER TERRY GROSS (who apparently has quite a lot of hair on her chest) interviewed TWO "liberal interventionists" (one a psychologist for REAL brainfixing!) -- that's euphemism for "pseudo-liberal warmongers" -- or "conservative war propagandists posing as a liberal" -- on NPR's "Fresh(???) Air". No peace activists--like Global Exchange's co-founder/-director Medea Benjamin--were interviewed.
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