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One only needs to look at how the media is censoring views critical of the government in Tel Aviv to know, at least partially, why: To the enormous detriment of the American people, the Fourth Estate has been made to serve the interests of another country.
The power of AIPAC by Carnarius, Rosemarie / Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
According to the National Catholic Reporter, Finn's move was part of a reorganization of the diocese that has included censoring the diocesan newspaper and creating a parish for a Latin Mass group with the bishop as pastor.
Bishop Robert Finn of Kansas City-St. Joseph, Missouri has canceled ... by U.S. Catholic
In November 1999, AOL met with LGBT groups angry over the company's censoring of gay and lesbian personal profiles while turning a blind eye to antigay hate speech in postings and chat rooms.
Online errors by The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
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