Activist Releases Archive of Suppressed News Videos

James Corbett
The Corbett Report
01 September, 2009

In a move sure to send shockwaves through the online activist community, Jonathon Elinoff—activist, researcher, and the filmmaker behind the Core of Corruption documentary series—has released a video archive of dozens of network news broadcasts detailing controversial and suppressed news stories.

The archive, compiled over a period of several years, features actual network news coverage of the Trilateral Commission, the shadow government that went into operation on 9/11, the Bohemian Grove and numerous other topics that the nightly news almost never mentions. Many of the videos (if not all) are being released online for the first time.

Just a few of the incredible videos currently available in the archive include:

A 2002 CBS report on Ptech:

Hello Truthseekers & Truthtellers,
In West Allis, Wisconsin a suburb of Milwaukee, Wisconsin we started a television program called "MEET THE TRUTH".
We work with the West Allis Media Center which is open to the public. By becoming a member, you can produce your own shows and they are aired at least twice a week. There are many communities throughout the United States that have public access media centers. This is just one way of reaching the masses with 9/11 Truth. Most of these centers allow you to use their media equipment once your trained. You can also use equipment outside the studio and then edit it to view on your program. It takes a little time to learn the equipment and to work with the editing process, but it's well worth the effort when you see the quality of your programs. Here's a picture of our table and backdrop we use for the show.