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Adam Johnson | FAIR

Lockheed Martin-Funded Experts Agree: South Korea Needs More Lockheed Martin Missiles

FAIR has noted 30 media mentions of CSIS pushing the THAAD missile system or its underlying value proposition in US media, most of them in the past two months. Omitted from all these CSIS media appearances, however, is that one of CSIS’s top donors, Lockheed Martin, is THAAD’s primary contractor—Lockheed Martin’s take from the THAAD system is worth about $3.9 billion alone. Lockheed Martin directly funds the Missile Defense Project Program at CSIS, the program whose talking heads are cited most frequently by US media.

May 11th, 2017

By Adam Johnson | FAIR

As tensions between the United States and North Korea continue to rise, one think tank, the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), has become a ubiquitous voice on the topic of missile defense, providing Official-Sounding Quotes to dozens of reporters in Western media outlets. All of these quotes speak to the urgent threat of

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Top Five Major Newspapers Run 18 Opinion Pieces Praising Syria Strikes – Zero Are Critical

Due to the mostly bipartisan support for the airstrikes, it’s somewhat predictable that corporate media would follow suit.

April 10th, 2017

By Adam Johnson | FAIR

Top Five Major Newspapers Run 18 Opinion Pieces Praising Syria Strikes – Zero Are Critical

Five major US newspapers—the New York Times, Washington Post, USA Today, Wall Street Journal and New York Daily News—offered no opinion space to anyone opposed to Donald Trump’s Thursday night airstrikes. By contrast, the five papers ran a total of 18 op-eds, columns or “news analysis” articles (dressed-up opinion pieces) that either praised the

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