March 11, 2010 – Larisa Alexandrovna – The Scott Horton Show – Episode 1156
December 31, 2017
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50:10Now PlayingMarch 11, 2010 – Larisa Alexandrovna – The Scott Horton Show – Episode 1156
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as posted by the channelLarisa Alexandrovna, Managing Editor of investigative news for RawStory, discusses the lies told about the US push for war with Iraq in Karl Rove's new book, how the Bush administration "fixed the facts" around their Iraq policy, US bellicosity on Iran that is meant to assuage Israel's fears of a competing regional power, Russian geopolitical successes against lightweight US strategists, why purple fingers are not necessarily indicative of democracy, the media's obsession with "balance" at the expense of presenting facts or telling the truth and the difficult task of assigning appropriate blame to the public and media for complicity in Iraq War lies.
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