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VIDEO: Seattle March 19 protest against media: ‘Silence is betrayal’ Print E-mail
Written by Abe DeJamminen and Fred Moreau   
Sunday, 23 March 2008

On Saturday, Nancy Botta of RainDagger Productions posted a video of a March 19 Seattle demonstration focusing on inadequacies of media coverage in the U.S.[1]  --  The video features several minutes of a speech by Air Force veteran and Tacoma middle school teacher Nathan Bowling, who said:  “The war in Iraq is destroying the culture of democracy that we have in the United States.”  --  Citing Martin Luther King Jr.’s “Beyond Vietnam” speech, he said that the time has come for the war in Iraq when “silence is betrayal.”  --  Among several others featured:  Linda Boyd of Washington For Impeachment, who said that “We need to be our own media. . . . We have new tools now to make our voices heard.” ...

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BIG MEDIA IN SEATTLE GETS DRESSED DOWN!

YouTube
March 22, 2008 (filmed Mar. 19)

http://youtube.com/watch?v=YLHez51voj4

Going into the 6th year of the Iraqi occupation doesn't go unheeded as protesters hold big media corporations accountable for lies that kill.

 


 
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