Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Massmedia filoarabi?

L'esempio del nastro giallo č paradigmatico della strategia, per ora
mediatica, USA ieri contro l'iraq oggi contro l'iran.
Venerdě esce su una testata canadese 
http://www.canada.com/nationalpost/index.html
(a dir il vero, almeno online, un po' scalcagnata) l'articolo di cui la
sintesi "migliore" viene fatta dal celere e pedante IlFoglio dove
l'editoriale la presenta come "Gli espatriati iraniani rivelano che" 
[...]
Il Parlamento iraniano ha proposto una legge che impone alle minoranze
religiose un’uniforme segnaletica, l’obbligo di esibire una stoffa
colorata che avvisi i musulmani della “differenza”. Rosso per i cristiani
e giallo – sě, giallo – per gli ebrei
[...]
Caso vuole che il giorno prima, sul LAtimes (vedi post "il mostro") esca
un simpatico articolo di cui cito...
[...]
Recently, Denehy and other officials went to Los Angeles for meetings with
Iranian exiles and the Persian-language media. The purpose was to inform
them of the government's plans, get feedback and — perhaps not a secondary
consideration — create a buzz within the Iranian American diaspora and its
satellite media outlets, which are beamed into Tehran
[...]
il problema ora č che non č solo ilfoglio che di norma pubblica merda (ne
ha tutto il diritto ideologico e merceologico), ma pure larepubblica ed
altre testatine nonchč ilgiornale (mi pare ilcorriere si sia salvato dalla
figura di merda) si accodano rapidamente allo "scoop" del iran nazista.
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http://www.canada.com/nationalpost/index.html
Sul National Post:
http://www.cjr.org/issues/2002/2/canada-moore.asp
[...]
The company [CanWest] got its start nearly thirty years ago when Israel
Asper purchased an independent TV station in North Dakota, then relocated
it to Winnipeg. Now it's a global presence, with some 9,000 employees and
broadcasting properties in Australia, Northern Ireland, and New Zealand.
The company's Canadian portfolio includes more than 120 community papers,
sixteen television stations, seven specialty networks, and the news
portal, Canada.com, as well as fourteen English-language metropolitan
dailies, including the National Post, based in Toronto and with a daily
national circulation of 322,000.
The Southam deal between Black and the Aspers — Israel's two sons, Leonard
and David, now run the company — not only highlighted a change in the
power structure of Canadian media, but seemed to confirm the fears of
those who were nervous about how large media companies might use their
muscles. The Aspers apparently have no qualms about directing media
properties to fall in ideological line.
In December 2001, CanWest ordered all its dailies to begin running the
same corporately crafted "national editorials," and as of this January the
company said it would supply them three times a week. Many Canadian
journalists feel that the required editorials — lower taxes and less
regulation are among favorite Asper causes — are intrusive. Even more
intrusive was a no-rebuttal order after a national editorial last August,
following an attack on Israel by Palestinians, arguing that Canada should
back Israel no matter how it responds, "without the usual hand-wringing
criticism about 'excessive force.'" Papers in the Southam chain were told
to carry neither columns nor letters to the editor taking issue with that
editorial, according to journalists at two Southam papers, who said the
order came via a conference call. 
[...]
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 e giallo - sì, giallo - per gli ebrei
In tal caso per il principo della reciprocità in Italia obbligheremo i 
musulmani a portare un distintivo verde che ci avvisi di avere a che fare 
con fedele di una religione fascistoide che discrimina le altre fedi, chi di 
spada ferisce.....