The conundrum for the American people is: If it is not reported by the major networks and major newspapers, does that mean it is not happening?
It would seem the tactic of ignoring certain events and policies, to convince us that are not real, is effective.
If you want to send a letter to the editor on a subject not widely covered, they will ask for sources, which is fine. But if the "acceptable" sources are stonewalling the story and those covering it are dubbed unreliable, then the information is effectively shut down.
So, for the average American without the time to research events, the only information they will receive is that which is covered by the major media outlets. If they choose not to report it, it is not heard. Only certain stories or ideas make it to your living room.
The best solution is to stay informed and investigate because your future depends on knowing the facts. This country is changing rapidly. The uninformed are going to be unprepared for difficult times.
Kathlyn Messina
Englewood, Florida
