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Robert Scheer Editor of Truthdig

Robert Scheer Editor of Truthdig

Summary: Pro-Iran anti-Saudi anti-war critic. In Terror Con,  Scheer says Saudis and Gulf states were villians in 9/11 yet US is investing in fighting Iran. Seems to be pro-Shia, anti-Saudi / Sunni. He's been dropped by the San Francisco Chronicle and Los Angeles Times, but Iran's Press TV gives him an outlet.


Topics

  • .Google Google’s spymasters are now worried about your secrets

  • .Huffington Post
  • .Iran Iranians..they’re not the enemies who attacked us on 9/11, and indeed they are Shiites, who were implacably hostile to the Sunni fanatics of al-Qaida
  • .Los Angeles Times (dropped)
  • .PressTV contributor
  • .Saudi Arabia:  explanation of how 19 hijackers, 15 from our ally Saudi Arabia, managed to legally enter this country and learn flying skills while under our government’s watch.
  • .Taliban:  the only three countries that recognized the Taliban government sponsors of al-Qaida were  Saudi Arabia as well as our other friends in Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates
  • .The Nation (liberal)
  • .Truthdig editor

Dislikes

  • Al Qaeda
  • George W. Bush
  • Google
  • Saudi Arabia
  • Talibanj
  • United Arab Emirates
Likes
  • Iran
  • PressTV
.Topics

.Google Google’s spymasters are now worried about your secrets


Google’s spymasters are now worried about your secrets
Thu May 2, 2013 10:25AM
Robert Scheer, TruthDig.com
A recent article in The Wall Street Journal by Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt, “The Dark Side of the Digital Revolution,” makes for very scary reading. It is not so much because of what he and co-author Jared Cohen, the director of Google Ideas, have to say about how dictators can use new information technology to suppress dissent; we know those guys are evil.


.Huffington Post



Robert Scheer - Huffington Post
  • www.huffingtonpost.com/robert-scheer/‎ ROBERT SCHEER is the editor of TruthDig. A journalist with over 30 years experience, Scheer has built his reputation on the strength of his social and political ...

  • .Iran 


    (Los Angeles Times): Bush's blind spot on Iran ...

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    .PressTV contributor

    Google’s spymasters are now worried about your secrets
    Thu May 2, 2013 10:25AM
    Robert Scheer, TruthDig.com

    A recent article in The Wall Street Journal by Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt, “The Dark Side of the Digital Revolution,” makes for very scary reading. It is not so much because of what he and co-author Jared Cohen, the director of Google Ideas, have to say about how dictators can use new information technology to suppress dissent; we know those guys are evil.
    What is truly frightening is that the techniques of the totalitarian state are the same ones pioneered by so-called democracies where commercial companies, like Google, have made a hash of the individual’s constitutionally guaranteed right to be secure in his or her private space.
    The dictators, mired in more technologically primitive societies, didn’t develop the fearsome new implements of control of the National Security State. Google and other leaders in this field of massively mined and shared information did. As the authors concede and expand on in their new book:




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    Articles:

    01. The Terror Con Huffington Post ‎- 2 days ago For defense contractors, the government officials who write them mega checks, and the hawks in the media who cheer them on, the name of the


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