Top Censored Stories Corporate Media Won't Dare Touch | Interview with Mickey Huff

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Published on Nov 7, 2013

Abby Martin speaks to the director of Project Censored, Mickey Huff, about the organization's release of 'Censored: 2014' the annual publication of the top most censored stories in the corporate press, from the trial of Chelsea Manning to the Trans Pacific Partnership. 

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While the American People are being bombarded with the what if and the he said she said of the government shutdown, Obama Pushes Secretive TPP Trade Pact. Let me guess, that is on the Republreicans too ?

Obama Pushes Secretive TPP Trade Pact

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Published on Oct 4, 2013

As the federal government shutdown continues, Secretary of State John Kerry heads to Asia for secret talks on a sweeping new trade deal, the Trans-Pacific Partnership. The TPP is often referred to by critics as "NAFTA on steroids," and would establish a free trade zone that would stretch from Vietnam to Chile, encompassing 800 million people — about a third of world trade and nearly 40 percent of the global economy. While the text of the treaty has been largely negotiated behind closed doors and, until June, kept secret from Congress, more than 600 corporate advisers reportedly have access to the measure, including employees of Halliburton and Monsanto. "This is not mainly about trade," says Lori Wallach, director of Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch

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