26 Dems: The Real News: Plunder, a Wall Street Story

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

The Real News: Plunder, a Wall Street Story

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Danny Schechter: Financial meltdown is a crime story

Danny Schechter, "The News Dissector," is a former network TV producer, radio newscaster, and edits MediaChannel.org. He has written nine books on media themes. His latest, 'Plunder', was inspired by his latest film, In Debt We Trust: America Before The Bubble Bursts

"Fatally Flawed" The Problems are Inside. The Solutions are Outside.

Fatally Flawed stars Democratic party Attorney, Bill Risner who won the public records lawsuit, last year that resulted in the largest release of electronic election databases in history.

The investigation uncovered election irregularities in the May 2006 RTA special election. A true detective story, this film spotlights county officials, who were lead actors obstructing transparency and integrity-- spending over a million dollars of taxpayer money fighting to keep public records secret. The film tells the story as it unfolded without intrusive narration.

The film credits and features the many faithful election integrity activists who were there at Board of Supervisor meetings and who attended court hearings, observed elections and participated in the hand count audit.

Watch for an announcement of future screenings in the Tucson area.

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