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Why has FoxNews pulled story on Israeli spies?
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PMWATCH - March 5, 2002 -- A March 5, 2002, article in the French paper, Le Monde
(see full article below), states that on "December 11 to 14, 2001, the Fox TV network
broadcast a four-part investigation on Israeli espionage in the US, in the program
'Carl Cameron Investigates.' The Israeli Embassy in Washington immediately stated that
it contained 'nothing that was true.' American Jewish organizations-JINSA (Jewish
Institute for National Security Affairs), AIPAC (America-Israel Political Action
Committee) and others-denounced it as a 'plot.' Fox removed from its internet site,
a day and a half after posting, all the reports related to the investigation. Le
Monde asked Fox News, three times, to send it the cassette of the broadcast. This
was never done. Fox told our correspondent in New York that sending it would
pose aa problem,' without any explanation . . .Le Monde nevertheless learned what was
in the transcript of the [Fox] investigation . . . [which] focussed on two points. One:
could the Israelis have had knowledge beforehand of the September 11 attacks and not
informed the Americans? According to Carl Cameron, his sources told him that 'the main
question is how could they not have known it.' On the TV, the chief editor of the report
then says to [Cameron]: 'Certain reports confirm that the Mossad sent representatives to
the US to warn it, before September 11, about the imminence of a major terrorist attack.
This isn't what you'd call an absence of a warning.' Cameron's answer: 'The problem isn't
an absence of a warning, but an absence of useful details.'"
As anyone who watches FoxNews is well aware, Fox prides itself for being "unafraid",
willing to cover those hard stories that "the liberal media" flinches from covering.
And yet, here is a startlingly compelling story, devastating in its implications,
a huge scandal if it turns out to be true, and yet the plug is pulled on it and
the whole investigation shelved and traces of it removed.
WHY?
Why is FoxNews pulling the plug on this story? And why won't it provide explanations?
Isn't the American people entitled to know whether or not their most intimate ally
is massiveky spying on them?
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