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If you have your digital converter box setup, or a digital ready TV, you now have access to news from abroad. On channel 9.2 You can get news from France in English, EuroMax from the European Union, and news from Russia Today.
If you don't have a digital converter setup, you can also get news from Russia Today on their Youtube channel.
A good example of divers political information is an interview with Webster Tarpley Russia Today posted on June 22, 2009. Tarpley presented his case as to why Barack Obama was hand picked and groomed by Wall Street.
Webster Tarpley makes the claim, based on Obama's book, Zbigniew Brzezinski most likely became acquainted with Barack Obama at Columbia University in 1981 to 1982. Tarpley states Brzezinski belongs to a group of powerful people who support a one world government. Tarpley also states Wall Street runs the US media.
Barack Obama's campaign YouTube channel did boast he was endorsed by Zbigniew Brzezinski:
In May of 2008 Tarpley did a radio interview where he voiced his concerns over Obama's affiliation with Brzezinski. Tarpley quoted a radio interview Brzezinski did in France back in 1998 where Brzezinski stated he advised President Carter to fund the Mujahadeen in order to entice a Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
For more info:
OpenSecrets.org Barack Obama's top contributors
| University of California | $1,385,675 |
| Goldman Sachs | $980,945 |
| Microsoft Corp | $806,299 |
| Harvard University | $793,460 |
| Google Inc | $790,564 |
| Citigroup Inc | $657,268 |
| JPMorgan Chase & Co | $650,758 |
| Stanford University | $580,904 |
| Sidley Austin LLP | $574,938 |
| Time Warner | $547,951 |
| National Amusements Inc | $541,251 |
| WilmerHale | $524,292 |
| UBS AG | $522,019 |
| IBM Corp | $518,557 |
| Skadden, Arps et al | $510,274 |
| Columbia University | $503,566 |
| Morgan Stanley | $490,873 |
| US Government | $479,956 |
| General Electric | $479,454 |
| Latham & Watkins | $467,311 |
According to Walter Cronkite, there are people who believe a global government should be established, and this will create world peace. Any country who would not comply would be "dealt with effectively" with due process based on the world government laws.
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