Wikipedia talk:Articles for deletion/Michael Rivero
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- Times-Picayune, Suicide Video Finds Home on Internet:
"In an e-mail interview with the Daily News, the site's author, Michael Rivero, said he "thought long and hard" about including the video. "In the end, I felt the video, as ugly as it is, provided the clearest example of what should have resulted had Vincent Foster actually died in the manner described in the official report," Rivero said.
- The Denver Post, Militias fearful attacks will speed erosion of rights
But the rhetoric can still be inflammatory, even frighteningly paranoid. In a recent Veritas article, writer Michael Rivero explored how leaders have often exploited tragedy - even trumped it up - to accomplish political goals. 'Is terrorism inside the United States really from outside, or is it a stage-managed production, designed to cause Americans to believe they have no choice but to surrender the Republic and accept the totalitarian rule of a new emperor, or a new Fuhrer?' he wrote.
- Newsday, TWA flight 800 10 Years later the legacy; Conspiracy theorists still see it differently
Former Kennedy administration spokesman Pierre Salinger held a press conference in March 1997, declaring that TWA 800 was accidentally taken down by a Navy missile during a secret military exercise off Long Island. Salinger died in October 2004. Michael Rivero, who maintains a 13-year old Web site www.whatreallyhappened.com, has picked up on this theory.
Tom Harrison Talk 17:11, 22 October 2006 (UTC)
