Following my on air statement opposing the editorial line of my network, I was inundated with mainstream media interview requests. But I only chose a few select outlets to say my piece. First, I went on CNN with Piers Morgan and took the opportunity to call out the corporate media for its incessant warmongering and establishment bias. As Firedoglake’s Kevin … Read More
ABBY’S VIEWS
Chris Hedges: The Collapse of Industrial Civilization & the Antidote to Defeatism
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Pine Ridge is one of the poorest counties in the US, and its conditions are comparable to developing countries. This is partly why Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and brilliant social critic, Chris Hedges, has referred to places like Pine Ridge as capitalism’s “sacrifice zones.” Although this systemic subjugation is as old as civilization itself, the oppression of people in far away … Read More
Abby Martin Goes Off on ‘Corporate Media’ Propaganda to Piers Morgan
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HUFFINGTON POST – Abby Martin, one of the Russia Today anchors who made waves this week for her condemnation of the Russian invasion of Crimea, appeared on Piers Morgan’s Wednesday show for a feisty back-and-forth about the nature of the network she works for. Martin told Morgan that she was aware of the potential consequences when she said that Russia’s military intervention in … Read More
Abby Martin Condemns Russian Incursion Into Crimea – On RT
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THE INTERCEPT – The vast bulk of the commentary issuing from American commentators about the Russian military action in Ukraine involves condemning exactly that which they routinely advocate and which the U.S. itself routinely does. So suffocating is the resulting stench that those who played leading roles in selling the public the attack on Iraq and who are still unrepentant about it, … Read More
Cenk Uygur Tells Abby Martin That Her Network’s More Tolerant than MSNBC
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MEDIAITE – The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur appeared on RT recently with anchor Abby Martin where he was asked about the ongoing controversy surrounding the network’s coverage of Russia’s invasion of Crimea and press freedom in the United States. Uygur said that the distinction between the two countries was evident in the fact that he lost his job on MSNBC for criticizing President Barack Obama while … Read More