'Freedom of Speech' in the US under George W. BushBetween 11 September 2001 and 13 February 2002, at least four US journalists were fired for articles that were critical of the Bush administration or even just pro-peace. Since then mainstream journalists in the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave have learnt to follow the official line. |
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 Another Prize-Winning Journalist Fired by Matthew Rothschild, 09 March 2002. (Tim McCarthy of the Littleton Courier, New Hampshire.)This is No Time to Keep Your Mouth Shut by Adair Lara, 04 October 2001. (Dan Guthrie of the Daily Courier, Grants Pass, Oregon.)Censoring dissenting voices is a danger to us all by Tom Gutting, 5 October 2001. (Tom Gutting of the Texas City Sun.)
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 The New McCarthyism by Matthew Rothschild, January 2002. (Jackie Anderson of the Sun Advocate in Price, Utah.)
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VA Nurse Investigated for “Sedition” for Criticizing Bush by Matthew Rothschild, 08 February 2006.The Bush Inquisition by Christopher Brauchli, 13 February 2006. “Some are fired. Some are simply muzzled. When considering whether those events are a distinction or a disgrace the question that must be asked is "Who did it?" If it’s George W. Bush it’s a distinction. And so James E. Hansen joins Glen Hubbard, Paul O’Neill, Lawrence Greenfield, Brian Steidle, Susan Wood and a host of others who have been muzzled or fired for failing to promulgate or for exposing Bush lies.”
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For more articles and links on related topics see
The Bush Dynasty
Democracy in the US
Alternative Media and Criticism of Western Media/General