NY Times Scrubs Truth From Own Headline About Syria Sanctions
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3:20Now PlayingThe New York Times is typically a reliable mouthpiece for powerful interests, the military industrial complex and the intelligence community, but sometimes even the best stenographers mess up. And that’s what happened when the Times initially reported that US and EU sanctions were hampering efforts to bring humanitarian aid to Syria following the recent earthquakes. But soon the story in question underwent a headline change, instead placing the burden on the Syrian government, an official enemy of the U.S. Well done, Paper of Record!
Guest host Aaron Maté and Americans’ Comedian Kurt Metzger discuss the headline switcheroo that the Times editors no doubt hoped few would notice.
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