>You should not have to move out of country to know what your country has done. Pretty much applies everywhere. As a shortwave listener back in the day, the i

>You should not have to move out of country to know what your country has done. Pretty much applies everywhere. As a shortwave listener back in the day, the invasions of Grenada and Panama were widely broadcast ~8-12 hours everywhere before a peep showed up in US media. Iran-Contra and many other US actions were not uncovered by domestic media, they were exposed by foreign journalists. People think they're better informed or more worldly after the internet. Surely that explains why the only two US media pundits who got any airtime opposing the Iraq War were Michael Moore and Paul Krugman. You have to watch RT to see someone like Chomsky even today.