21 Major News Stories that Got Buried by Corporate Media

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21 Major News Stories that Got Buried by Corporate Media

It almost seems hard to believe that with the 24-hour cycle of local, national, and international news, that some stories are suppressed, covered up, or never get the attention they should.

By MikeHockusthick

Published 2 years ago in Wow

It almost seems hard to believe that with the 24-hour cycle of local, national, and international news, that some stories are suppressed, covered up, or never get the attention they should.

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Jeffery Epstein's list of clients and visitors to the island. You can view the list HERE.

2
Trump and Giuliani plotting to sell pardons at two million bucks a pop.

3
It always gets buried bc of $$$ but Dan Schneider is a pedophile and networks like Disney and Nick enable him and predators like him.

4
China literally holding concentration camps to torture Muslims and a minority of Christians.

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Rapist Brock Turner, who raped an unconscious woman behind a dumpster was released from jail after only serving 3 months of his 6 month term.

6
BlackRock investment company controlling nearly all corporations and in particular media.

7
The cop ( Officer Ryan Remington )who shot the dude on the electric wheelchair(Richard Richards), 9 times including a head shot kill shot over alleged shoplifting, walked away scott free.

8
Wynn Bruce, 50, of Boulder, Colorado burned himself alive on the steps of the US Supreme Court in April of 2022 in protest of climate change and nobody talked about it.

9
Steven Donzinger successfully defended damages against the Amazon rainforest and its native tribes by Chevron Fossil fuel giant, and was then imprisoned, charged by a judge in New York that is in Chevron’s pocket and forced into house arrest.

10
When Robinhood removed the buy button from a specific set of stocks in blatant stock manipulation.

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I remember the day when the vice president of Monsanto Michael R Taylor became the deputy commissioner of the FDA. Why do I remember this? Every news station was screaming about gay marriage and this little poision vp transferred to being in charge of our food supply without the barest whisper.

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That time a few years ago when Equifax doxxed a third of the US and only one person saw any jail time, and just four months at that. Oh, and the victims who were in the lawsuit got a whopping check for $3 and promised not to sue in the future.

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Devos becoming head of the dept of education AFTER her schools lost a billion dollar lawsuit for predatory loan practices.

14
10,000 pounds of highly explosive ammonium nitrate disappeared from a rail car last week. That’s what they used in Oklahoma City. The company said the rail car with the material was sealed when it left a manufacturing site in Cheyenne, Wyo., and the seals “were still intact” when it arrived in Saltdale, Calif.

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The Mormon church became one of the richest organizations in the world by creating illegal shell stock holdings.

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This is actually pretty recent, yet no one talks about it: Larry Page, the co-founder of Google, has gone MISSING. Like nobody knows where he is. US Virgin Island are trying to find him to subpoena him, due to his involvement with Jeffrey Epstein. I scrolled so far on this thread, and there isn't a single mention of him.

17
They finally made a vaccine for malaria, the deadliest disease in history, and it wasn't international news.

18
The civil war in myanmar got absolutely buried by the ukraine-russia war.

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The San José Police Union’s Executive Director was found by the US Justice Department to have been trafficking fentanyl into the Bay Area for the past 8 years.

20
UK Post Office scandal. Over a decade, hundreds of sub-postmasters were sacked, prosecuted, bankrupted and even jailed for supposedly stealing from their own businesses.

Turns out the Post Office had installed a shoddy accounting software which was randomly throwing out incorrect transactions.

The post office have behaved abominably from beginning to end. Spending millions dragging the case through the courts in the hope that the claimants would run out of funds.

Even today, decades later, the compensation scheme has become a scandal within a scandal with some claimants who lost hundreds of thousands being offered a only few grand in compensation. Others having their claims gobbled up by bankruptcy fees.