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:"I, Marx, have met God. I have found that he is the Parent of humankind. I have felt the greatness of God’s love. I clearly convey to you who God is. He is the Parent of humankind. Reverend Sun Myung Moon, who is on the earth, brought this fact to light. The Divine Principle and Unification Thought express the original standards that open the way to salvation, so you must read them. I ask this of you seriously.”<ref>AMB. PHILLIP V. SANCHEZ Publisher, Noticias del Mundo and Tiempos del Mundo PLENARY SESSION V [http://www.wmassociation.com/reports/spkers/sanchez.html “Prospects for Peace in the 21st Century”], accessed 2 October 2008</ref>
 
:"I, Marx, have met God. I have found that he is the Parent of humankind. I have felt the greatness of God’s love. I clearly convey to you who God is. He is the Parent of humankind. Reverend Sun Myung Moon, who is on the earth, brought this fact to light. The Divine Principle and Unification Thought express the original standards that open the way to salvation, so you must read them. I ask this of you seriously.”<ref>AMB. PHILLIP V. SANCHEZ Publisher, Noticias del Mundo and Tiempos del Mundo PLENARY SESSION V [http://www.wmassociation.com/reports/spkers/sanchez.html “Prospects for Peace in the 21st Century”], accessed 2 October 2008</ref>
  
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Sanchez also has financial ties to the Moon empire as the former publisher of the New York City Tribune (an English daily newspaper) and Tiempos del Mundo (a Spanish-language weekly printed in many countries) and served as vice president of The [[Washington Times]], where [[Arnaud de Borchgrave]] was the former Editor-in-Chief, and spoke with [[John O'Sullivan]] at the [http://www.wmassociation.com/conferences/index.html WMA gig in Seoul 2002].<ref></ref>
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Sanchez also has financial ties to the Moon empire as the former publisher of the New York City Tribune (an English daily newspaper) and Tiempos del Mundo (a Spanish-language weekly printed in many countries) and served as vice president of The [[Washington Times]], where [[Arnaud de Borchgrave]] was the former Editor-in-Chief, and spoke with [[John O'Sullivan]] at the WMA event in Seoul 2002.<ref>http://www.wmassociation.com/conferences/index.html</ref>
  
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[[Johnn O'Sullivan]] [http://www.wmassociation.com/reports/spkers/sullivan.html took the opportunity] (in the capacity of Executive Editor, UPI - Moon has connections to Insight magazine) to warn listeners of the "Chomsky effect," which he describes as "knowing everything about a topic except the essential facts":
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At that event [[Johnn O'Sullivan]] took the opportunity (in the capacity of Executive Editor, UPI - Moon has connections to Insight magazine) to warn listeners of the "Chomsky effect," which he describes as "knowing everything about a topic except the essential facts":
  
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:"But I have to say that the Chomsky effect is not unknown in the Western media, especially in outlets like the Nation, in small academic magazines, and in the paranoid extremes of political journalism, where people do not so much believe what they read as read what they already believe. This, of course, protects them from discovering unwelcome truths."
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:"But I have to say that the Chomsky effect is not unknown in the Western media, especially in outlets like the Nation, in small academic magazines, and in the paranoid extremes of political journalism, where people do not so much believe what they read as read what they already believe. This, of course, protects them from discovering unwelcome truths."<ref>http://www.wmassociation.com/reports/spkers/sullivan.html</ref>
  
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This presumably included the work of Chomsky's long tim collaborator [[Edward S. Herman]] whose book The Terrorism Industry, by (with Gerry O’ Sullivan) notes on page 187 that "there are significant connections between the mainstream terror experts and the Moon-supported institutes and those affiliated with the Israeli lobby," typified by [[Walter Laqueur]], [[Michael Ledeen]], [[Edward Luttwak]].  This also outlines much about the Moon empire including the [[International Security Council]], the main Moon terrorism propaganda organisation (also devoted to the Strategic Defense Initiative).  Or the writing of [[Robert Parry]], such as his outline of the [http://www.consortiumnews.com/2006/122706.html $3 billion spent by Moon on the Washington Times] which draws on insider accounts and leaked intelligence documents, such as one stating that:
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This presumably included the work of Chomsky's long time collaborator [[Edward S. Herman]] whose book The Terrorism Industry, (with Gerry O’ Sullivan) notes on page 187<ref></ref> that "there are significant connections between the mainstream terror experts and the Moon-supported institutes and those affiliated with the Israeli lobby," typified by [[Walter Laqueur]], [[Michael Ledeen]], [[Edward Luttwak]].  This also outlines much about the Moon empire including the [[International Security Council]], the main Moon terrorism propaganda organisation (also devoted to the Strategic Defense Initiative).  It would also presumably include the writing of [[Robert Parry]], such as his outline of the $3 billion spent by Moon on the Washington Times<ref>[http://www.consortiumnews.com/2006/122706.html</ref> which draws on insider accounts and leaked intelligence documents, such as one stating that:
  
 
:In late 1975, the CIA intercepted a secret South Korean document entitled "1976 Plan for Operations in the United States." In the name of "strengthening the execution of the U.S. security commitment to the ROK [South Korea]," it called for influencing U.S. public opinion by penetrating American media, government and academia.  Thousands of dollars were earmarked for "special manipulation" of congressmen; their staffs were to be infiltrated with paid "collaborators"; an "intelligence network" was to be put into the White House; money was targeted for "manipulation" of officials at the Pentagon, State Department and CIA; some U.S. journalists were to be spied on, while others would be paid; a "black newspaper" would be started in New York; contacts with American scholars would be coordinated "with Psychological Warfare Bureau"; and "an organizational network of anti-communist fronts" would be created.<ref>Ref needed</ref>
 
:In late 1975, the CIA intercepted a secret South Korean document entitled "1976 Plan for Operations in the United States." In the name of "strengthening the execution of the U.S. security commitment to the ROK [South Korea]," it called for influencing U.S. public opinion by penetrating American media, government and academia.  Thousands of dollars were earmarked for "special manipulation" of congressmen; their staffs were to be infiltrated with paid "collaborators"; an "intelligence network" was to be put into the White House; money was targeted for "manipulation" of officials at the Pentagon, State Department and CIA; some U.S. journalists were to be spied on, while others would be paid; a "black newspaper" would be started in New York; contacts with American scholars would be coordinated "with Psychological Warfare Bureau"; and "an organizational network of anti-communist fronts" would be created.<ref>Ref needed</ref>

Revision as of 21:45, 2 October 2008

The World Media Association (WMA) was established in 1978 by Rev. Sun Myung Moon, together with his wife, Dr. Hak Ja Han Moon. Others involved include: Cynthia Grenier Editor, UPI Religion & Spirituality Forum (who accuses Che Guevara of being a racist); Larry Moffitt, vice president of United Press International (UPI); William Reed President, Educational Foundation of the Americas and Ambassador Phillip Sanchez. On the WMA website Phillip Sanchez, promotes the Moon philosophy including:

"We resolve and proclaim that Reverend Sun Myung Moon is the Savior, Messiah, Second Coming, and True Parent of all humanity. We resolve and proclaim that the Unification Principle is a message of peace for the salvation of humanity and the gospel for the Completed Testament Age.[1]

That actually gets more bizarre. Martin Luther, John Wesley, John Harvard (founder of Harvard University), Confucius, Buddha, Karl Marx and a few others all offer testimony to Moon's Divinity, as Marx is said to have said:

"I, Marx, have met God. I have found that he is the Parent of humankind. I have felt the greatness of God’s love. I clearly convey to you who God is. He is the Parent of humankind. Reverend Sun Myung Moon, who is on the earth, brought this fact to light. The Divine Principle and Unification Thought express the original standards that open the way to salvation, so you must read them. I ask this of you seriously.”[2]

Sanchez also has financial ties to the Moon empire as the former publisher of the New York City Tribune (an English daily newspaper) and Tiempos del Mundo (a Spanish-language weekly printed in many countries) and served as vice president of The Washington Times, where Arnaud de Borchgrave was the former Editor-in-Chief, and spoke with John O'Sullivan at the WMA event in Seoul 2002.[3]

At that event Johnn O'Sullivan took the opportunity (in the capacity of Executive Editor, UPI - Moon has connections to Insight magazine) to warn listeners of the "Chomsky effect," which he describes as "knowing everything about a topic except the essential facts":

"But I have to say that the Chomsky effect is not unknown in the Western media, especially in outlets like the Nation, in small academic magazines, and in the paranoid extremes of political journalism, where people do not so much believe what they read as read what they already believe. This, of course, protects them from discovering unwelcome truths."[4]

This presumably included the work of Chomsky's long time collaborator Edward S. Herman whose book The Terrorism Industry, (with Gerry O’ Sullivan) notes on page 187Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; refs with no name must have content that "there are significant connections between the mainstream terror experts and the Moon-supported institutes and those affiliated with the Israeli lobby," typified by Walter Laqueur, Michael Ledeen, Edward Luttwak. This also outlines much about the Moon empire including the International Security Council, the main Moon terrorism propaganda organisation (also devoted to the Strategic Defense Initiative). It would also presumably include the writing of Robert Parry, such as his outline of the $3 billion spent by Moon on the Washington Times[5] which draws on insider accounts and leaked intelligence documents, such as one stating that:

In late 1975, the CIA intercepted a secret South Korean document entitled "1976 Plan for Operations in the United States." In the name of "strengthening the execution of the U.S. security commitment to the ROK [South Korea]," it called for influencing U.S. public opinion by penetrating American media, government and academia. Thousands of dollars were earmarked for "special manipulation" of congressmen; their staffs were to be infiltrated with paid "collaborators"; an "intelligence network" was to be put into the White House; money was targeted for "manipulation" of officials at the Pentagon, State Department and CIA; some U.S. journalists were to be spied on, while others would be paid; a "black newspaper" would be started in New York; contacts with American scholars would be coordinated "with Psychological Warfare Bureau"; and "an organizational network of anti-communist fronts" would be created.[6]

Notes

  1. ↑ AMB. PHILLIP V. SANCHEZ Publisher, Noticias del Mundo and Tiempos del Mundo PLENARY SESSION V “Prospects for Peace in the 21st Century”, accessed 2 October 2008
  2. ↑ AMB. PHILLIP V. SANCHEZ Publisher, Noticias del Mundo and Tiempos del Mundo PLENARY SESSION V “Prospects for Peace in the 21st Century”, accessed 2 October 2008
  3. ↑ http://www.wmassociation.com/conferences/index.html
  4. ↑ http://www.wmassociation.com/reports/spkers/sullivan.html
  5. ↑ [http://www.consortiumnews.com/2006/122706.html
  6. ↑ Ref needed
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