Thread: Corsi named 'Project Censored' winner

WND staff reporter Jerome R. Corsi has been honored for his reporting on NAFTA Superhighways by Project Censored, a prestigious project on media accountability at Sonoma State University.

His work was listed at No. 9 on the list for "The Top 25 Censored Stories of 2007."

Corsi's honor came just two days after President Bush ridiculed as "conspiracy theorists" anyone who would make the claim that the Bush administration was pursuing NAFTA Superhighways under the auspices of the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America.

On Monday and Tuesday, Corsi reported on the third annual SPP summit in Montebello, Quebec, where he heard in person the press conference where Bush, along with Stephen Harper, Prime Minister of Canada, and Felipe Calderon, Mexico's president, all ridiculed the idea that a hidden SPP agenda was aimed at creating a North American Union and building NAFTA Superhighways



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WND IN THE NEWS
Corsi named 'Project Censored' winner
Reporting on NAFTA Superhighway cited

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Posted: August 24, 2007
1:00 a.m. Eastern



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"The Late Great USA," which was criticized by President Bush at the conclusion of the SPP summit in Quebec

WND staff reporter Jerome R. Corsi has been honored for his reporting on NAFTA Superhighways by Project Censored, a prestigious project on media accountability at Sonoma State University.

His work was listed at No. 9 on the list for "The Top 25 Censored Stories of 2007."

Corsi's honor came just two days after President Bush ridiculed as "conspiracy theorists" anyone who would make the claim that the Bush administration was pursuing NAFTA Superhighways under the auspices of the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America.

On Monday and Tuesday, Corsi reported on the third annual SPP summit in Montebello, Quebec, where he heard in person the press conference where Bush, along with Stephen Harper, Prime Minister of Canada, and Felipe Calderon, Mexico's president, all ridiculed the idea that a hidden SPP agenda was aimed at creating a North American Union and building NAFTA Superhighways.

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As WND reported during the SPP news conference, a Fox News reporter asked Bush if he would be willing to categorically deny that there is a plan to create a North American Union, or that there are plans to create NAFTA Superhighways.

"As you three leaders meet here, there are a growing number of people in each of your countries who have expressed concern about the Security and Prosperity Partnership. This is addressed to all three of you. Can you say today that this is not a prelude to a North American Union, similar to a European Union? Are there plans to build some kind of superhighway connecting all three countries? And do you believe all of these theories about a possible erosion of national identity stem from a lack of transparency from this partnership?â€

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