And now the newly released Censored 2006, in which all but two stories are about the U.S., probes the child-welfare policies of guess-which-one of the 193 nations on this planet. Hint: it’s not Iran, where innocent teenagers are being executed simply for being homosexual. Not Sudan, where black civilians, including countless children, are being raped, maimed, slaughtered in genocidal numbers and taken into slavery by their Islamist oppressors.
Censored 2006 focuses solely on the conditions endured by Palestinian children being held in detention, including “no educational facilities;” the article fails to mention whether the word “children” really refers to teenagers or the likelihood that they are in detention for smuggling explosives or attempting to murder Jews after being indoctrinated to do so by Palestinian Authority school textbooks and television programs financed with U.S. tax dollars (now there’s an “undercovered story”).
Censored 2006 provides an impressive list of “Project Censored 2004 and 2005 faculty, staff, and community evaluators” that includes 81 PhDs and numerous JDs and MDs. Considering that this illustrious team reviews thousands of stories for “credibility” before picking the top 25, how does such distorted, dishonest propaganda get included in the anthology year after year? And what were they thinking when they featured an “expert” who admits in her opening paragraph that she did not even begin paying attention to the Israeli-Palestinian crisis until 2000; who writes venomous articles that appear in pro-Nazi, white supremacist publications; and who sends out a press release applauding a massacre of Jews standing in line outside a nightclub?