Subscribers Login
Lost Password?
Main Menu
Home
Articles
Features
What is Reality?
Latest Headlines
Research Archive
Reader Contributions
Health Resources
Contact Us
Links
Media and Appearances
David Icke Legal Defence Donation

Please help David's legal Defence Fund. Your contributions are very much appreciated and vital to keeping his work going.

Enter Amount:



Search
Media

New David Icke Website In Japanese



Click here for the website...

Click here for the blog...
Interview with David Icke and Credo Mutwa



CLICK HERE TO LISTEN
The Whole Truth Coalition

What people can do to challenge the Orwellian State and the politicians who either impose it or look on in silence.

Read more ...
The Richard Warman File



Meet the man who wants to decide what you see and hear...
David Icke on animal welfare as Green Party spokesman in 1989

..................

David Icke - 'Top British Hero'

..................

David Icke on the term he invented - Problem-Reaction-Solution

..................

David Icke on the Mystic Challenge (in 1999)

..................

David Icke on Bohemian Grove and Satanism

..................

David Icke on GM food and artificial additives

..................

David Icke - Talking about 'Repeaters'

..................

David Icke on 'intelligence'

..................

David Icke on the 'Hassle Free Zone'

..................

David Icke- How We're Controlled: Part One ((Delivered in 1996)

Part Two

..................

David Icke on Religion

..................

David Icke ... thoughts on a crazy world (What he said in ... 1994)

Home > Research Archive > Useless Media > Newsweek's Man in Baghdad: Iraq Is 'Doomed,' Bush 'Manages the News'
PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 12 July 2006

Newsweek's Man in Baghdad: Iraq Is 'Doomed,' Bush 'Manages the News'

nordland

'Rod Nordland, the chief foreign correspondent for Newsweek magazine and their Baghdad bureau chief from 2003 to 2005, gave an interview to Foreign Policy magazine in which he declared that "It's a lot worse over here [in Iraq] than is reported. The administration does a great job of managing the news." He claimed individual reporters have been "blacklisted" because the military wasn't happy with their stories while they were embedded. He also suggested many in the military don't want to see how awful it is in Iraq because they're wishful thinkers, they don't want to see a "doomed enterprise," and are "victims of their own propaganda."'

Read more ...

 
< Prev   Next >
 
© 2008 David Icke Website. All Rights reserved.