About the Truth in
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Hard-Hitting,
Exciting, Often Witty, Unique, Always Insightful, Sometimes Even Explosive... ...Interpretation
of Current World Events Which Shape Our Lives
Each issue of the Truth in Media Global Watch
Bulletins interprets in everyday terms, the significance and impact of
global events on lives of average citizens in the U.S. and elsewhere around the world. It
goes well beyond the news to present the strategic, moral and geopolitical implications of
each event. Check out some sample
TiM GW Bulletins.
Djurdjevic is a globe-trotter in every sense of the word (he
often travels over 150,000 miles per year). His stories show the Truth in Media
readers the "real world" in far away lands. And he does it in his own, unique,
"salt of the earth" style, not seen elsewhere in the media. Djurdjevic's Truth
in Media Global Watch Bulletins have been filed from, or written in, Paris,
Sarajevo, Vienna, Toronto, Moscow, Sydney, Zurich, Belgrade, London, Prague, St.
Petersburg, Singapore, Warsaw, Perth, Hong Kong, Stuttgart - to mention only some
international cities.
The crudely-written sign on a dilapidated East Berlin building depicted in
the above photo, for example, taken personally by the TiM editor in July 1995, reads: "The border runs not between the peoples (i.e., the
East vs. the West), but between the top and the bottom"
(of the social classes). This line became a lead to the TiM GW Bulletin 98/1-1 (Jan.
1, 1998), "The Great American Divide Widens"
- about the increasing income gap between the various social classes in America.
This was also a lead to the TiM editor's WASHINGTON TIMES column, "Plutocrats of the New World Order" (Mar. 9,
1997), our first piece on such social discrepacies which also noted:
"Nowhere is this (class difference) more pronounced than in the U.S. This is
where the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and the Great American Divide between the
relative 'haves' and 'have nots' has been growing wider and deeper in the last 30
years."
Of
course, the Truth in Media Global Watch Bulletins also take our readers on
coast-to-coast journeys across the U.S., mixing in the charmingly funny "travel
vignettes" with complex geopolitical and economic issues. The result is inimitable
blend of human interest stories, and sophisticated philosophical messages. Both enrich the
lives of everyday Americans and other English-language readers
around the world.
The Truth
in Media Global Watch Bulletins have covered a diverse range of current events -
from Wall Streets manipulation of Main Street; to the PC and Internet's revolution
empowering individuals and small companies to compete with industry titans on a level
playing field; to the wars in the Balkans and Chechnya, to the current U.S. government's
indifference toward, and neglect of, our armed forces; to the moral corruption of our
foreign policy; to the "dumbing down of America" - a deliberate lowering of
educational standards in our country; to the rampant immigration which threatens to turn
America into another Bosnia by the middle of next century...
- Each piece focused on an important lesson to be learned about the way current events
mold, shape and effect the live of all of us.
- Each piece heard the unspoken; read the unwritten; uncovered the concealed...
- In other words, each story in each issue revealed another layer of truth about the world
in which we live.
Index of Topics Covered in Recent Global
Watch Bulletins
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