[Jewish Insider] PHILADELPHIA ‐ Former CNN commentator Marc Lamont Hill claimed that news outlets like NBC and ABC were "Zionist organizations" that produced "Zionist content," during a panel on Friday at the annual Netroots Nation summit held by progressive activists in Philadelphia.
Graphic - Nazi Propaganda Poster. I think that this poster is a propaganda showing a "typical Jew" that has a lot of money, and takes care of all the money, (he is wearing banker clothes, and most Jews were identified to take care of the money, making them look rich).Then you can see that the light is the "German" hand is point to the Jew, saying in a way that something is the Jew's fault.
The summit describes itself as "the largest annual conference for progressives" and has long been a stop for Democratic presidential hopefuls, including this year.
Hill’s comments came less than a year after he lost his CNN perch after calling for a "free Palestine from the river to the sea," during an appearance at the U.N. The statement was interpreted by many as a call for the elimination of Israel, something Hill denied.
He made his comments during a panel on "embedding Palestinian rights in the 2020 agenda," which also featured statements that Israel was engaged in a "white supremacist" project.
In response to a question from the audience, Hill described the choices faced by young journalists when they tell stories about Palestinians.
"tell stories" is a large part of your credibility problems, Journolists
"They’re like, I want to work for Fox, or I want to work for ABC or NBC or whoever. I want to tell these stories," he said. "You have to make choices about where you want to work. And if you work for a Zionist organization, you’re going to get Zionist content. And no matter how vigorous you are in the newsroom, there are going to be two, three, four, 17, or maybe one powerful person ‐ not going to suggest a conspiracy ‐ all news outlets have a point of a view. And if your point of view competes with the point of view of the institution, you’re going to have challenges."
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