Descripción de CONTROLLED MEDIA US State Dept To Fund BBC Propaganda From Being Blocked In China, Iran, Etc:

How To Go To Heaven: http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/how_to_be_saved.html http://sjlendman.blogspot.com/2011/03/bbc-us-and-uk-imperial-tool.html BBC: US and UK Imperial Tool BBC: Imperial US and UK Tool - by Stephen Lendman One blogger put it this way: "Let me get this straight. The US is broke, borrowing money from China, and we will be funding the BBC to broadcast in China?" On March 20, the London Guardian's Ben Dowell broke the news, headlining, "BBC World Service to sign funding deal with US State Department," saying: Britain's government funded BBC will "receive a 'significant" sum of money from the US government to help (circumvent) the blocking of TV and internet services in countries including Iran and China," as well as develop early warning software to more easily detect jamming. According to Jim Egan, BBC's controller of strategy and business: Effective software will help "monitor dips in traffic which act as an early warning of jamming, and can be more effective than relying on people contacting us and telling us they cannot access the services." Proxy servers will also be used to misdirect web site blockers to countries other than where broadcasts emanate. "China has become quite expert at blocking websites," said Egan, "and one could say it has become something of an export industry for them - a lot of countries are keen to follow suit. We have (also seen) evidence of Libya and Egypt blocking the internet and satellite signals in recent weeks." Moreover, Egan said, anti-censorship software will likely need regular updating to counter new technologies developed to subvert it. Another BBC source called it "a bit of a game of cat and mouse," but didn't explain why foreign blocking occurs; namely, to prevent anti-government propaganda from being aired, a reason any nation might act defensively. Funding also buys influence, assuring US propaganda an influential global outlet, LINK FOR REST http://www.antiwar.com/orig/norouzi.php?articleid=11224 The BBC's Adolescent Excuses Formed in 1922, the BBC has a history of disinformation campaigns against Iran. In the early 1950s, Iran's democratically elected prime minister, Dr. Mohammad Mossadegh, had enraged Britain by nationalizing his country's British-dominated oil industry. The BBC, which was funded by the Foreign Office (FCO), was directed by the government to "destroy Persian confidence in the present policy of the Persian government," which they branded as "stupid and obstinate." The BBC's Persian Service broadcasts in Iran reflected this to a tee, pumping out anti-nationalization propaganda to the Iranian people regularly, which pleased the folks in Tehran's British embassy immensely. In the summer of 1953, at the request of the British government and in coordination with the American CIA, the BBC broadcast a code word over its radio airwaves to signal the young shah of the start of the coup which Britain and America had plotted to overthrow Mossadegh. The BBC's role in the coup d'état is confirmed by the CIA's own declassified documents and by the BBC itself. Britain's use of the BBC as a state propaganda arm and extension of the British Empire was not denied by the head of the BBC's Eastern Service, Gordon Waterfield, who admitted at the time, "There is, on the whole, little divergence between what the Foreign Office want us to do, and what in actual fact, we are doing." London-based news agency Reuters was also not immune from state influence. Their official biography states, "During both World Wars, Reuters came under pressure from the British government to serve British interests." Misinformation continues to thrive in the information age of the 21st century. In 2006, British Prime Minister Tony Blair admitted on Sky TV his complete ignorance of the British-American coup that caused Iran's young democracy to vanish from the page of time, claiming that he had never even heard of Mossadegh. But in a speech given the same year, Blair warned ominously, "Iran's president has called for Israel to be -- and I quote -- 'wiped off the map.' And he's trying to acquire a nuclear weapon." Yes, the most powerful man in Britain has never even heard of the monumental 1953 coup -- one of the most significant events of the 20th century -- which his own country helped carry out, yet a mistranslated sound bite and an unproven suspicion about Iran's nuclear intentions, that he knows. With over 85 years of history, the BBC, which continues to receive funding from the Foreign Office, cannot include juvenility among its reasons for getting Ahmadinejad's words wrong. The BBC was just one of countless organizations which jumped on the "wiped off the map" bandwagon in 2005. Yet mention of the phrase largely disappeared from their reports in 2007. Then, in a June 8, 2007 article, the BBC finally published the LINK FOR REST Alex Jones Infowars PrisonPlanet Wayne Madsen Report Webster Tarpley Jesus Christ