Preventable Closing Down America's Newspapers

With many of America's newspapers either shutting down, or eliminating their investigative reporters, one wonders if that fate could have changed if the media had not kept the lid on the constant surfacing of major scandals in government.

That which they have reported are relatively mild compared to what they should have reported. Countless scandals have been identified in little-publicized books rarely read by the American public. But if the media had published such scandals, the desire for much of the American public would probably have kept them as readers.

Among the many scandals affecting national security and the lives of innocent people that could have generated public interested in reading the newspapers are those described in such books as the following:

• Defrauding America.
• Drugging America.
• Unfriendly Skies: 20th & 21st Centuries.
• Crimes of the FBI-DOJ, Mafia, and al Qaeda.
• America's Housing and Financial Frauds.
• Congress and Other Cesspools.

Check www.defraudingamerica.com