In 1972, [Baptist preacher and media star] Billy Graham not only complained to Nixon and others in the Oval Office about the Jewish stranglehold on the media, he understood what this Jewish media control was doing to America, and he told those in the Oval Office, and I quote, "This stranglehold has got to be broken, or the country's going down the drain." -- end of quote -- President Nixon agreed with Billy Graham, but he was too cowardly to do anything about it. Nixon said, and again I quote from the Oval Office tape, "I can't ever say that, but I believe it."
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Who Rules America?
[The following US media companies are owned by Jews, and/or have a Jewish CEO. The list was last updated in June 2000. For the names of these Jews and a deeper description of the owner conditions, visit the link above. -Ed]
ABC
CBS
CNN
NBC
AOL
HBO
Walt Disney Company
(Bought by Jews after Walt Disney's death)
Warner Brothers
Universal Pictures
Viacom
MTV
Nickelodeon
Paramount Pictures
20th Century Fox
Paramount Pictures
Cable One
PolyGram
Time Warner
Castle Rock Entertainment
New Line Cinema
Buena Vista Television
Touchstone Pictures
Hollywood Pictures
Caravan Pictures
Miramax Films
ABC Television Network
(Which in turn owns ten
TV stations. In addition, it
has 225 affiliated stations
in the United States and is
part owner of several
European TV companies)
ESPN
Lifetime Television
A & E Television Networks
ABC Radio Network
Blockbuster
Showtime
MCA
Seagram Company, Ltd
Interscope Records
Deutsche Grammophon
Decca-London
Philips record companies
News Corporation
New World Entertainment
DreamWorks SKG
WDIV
KPRC
WPLG
WKMG
KSAT
WJXT
The Wall Street Journal
The Washington Post
The New York Times
(The Sulzberger family also owns 33 other newspapers, twelve magazines, seven radio and TV broadcasting stations, and three book publishing companies)
The International Herald Tribune
Time
The New York Daily News
Advance Publications
(Owned by the Newhouse brothers, who also
own 26 daily newspapers)
Fortune
Newsweek
The Daily News
TV Guide
The New York Post
The Newark Star-Ledger
The New Orleans Times-Picayune
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
U.S. News & World Report
The Atlantic Monthly
The Sunday Supplement Parade
The New Yorker
Newhouse Broadcasting
(Consisting of 12 television broadcasting
stations and 87 cable-TV systems)
Vogue
Mademoiselle
Glamour
Vanity Fair
Bride's
Gentlemen's Quarterly
Self
House & Garden
The Boston Globe
McCall's
Fairchild Publications
Women's Wear Daily
Chilton Publications
Diversified Publishing Group
Family Circle
The New York Times News Service
(Transmits news stories, features, and
photographs from the New York Times
by wire to 506 other newspapers,
news agencies, and magazines)
The Gazette Newspapers
Barron's
The Village Voice
Dow Jones & Company
(A New York corporation that also
publishes 24 other daily newspapers)
Sports Illustrated
People
Simon & Schuster
Scribner
The Free Press
Pocket Books