German journalist Udo Ulfkotte claims that leading European media must report unfairly pressured CIA Published: Sunday - 19th 10th 2014 | 11:30 German journalist and editor Udo Ulfkotte says he was forced to publish the work of intelligence agencies under his own name, he is and how disobedience bears the risk of dismissal. Ulfkotte presented their experiences in interviews for newspaper companies Russia Today and Russia Insider. I finished so I signed papers written by the American CIA and other intelligence agencies, especially the German intelligence agency, said Ulfkotte for Russia Insider. In early October, came up with similar information in an interview with RT. One day in my agency, the Frankfurter Allgemeine in Frankfurt, entered by the German intelligence service BND. They wanted me to sign a text about Libya and Colonel Gaddafi, they gave me a series of secret data in basically just wanted to sign the bottom of the text, says Ulfkotte. The article talked about how Gaddafi plans to build a plant for the production of poison gas, the text through the next two days announced all the worlds major newspaper companies, said Ulfkotte. Ulfkotte his experiences published in the book Purchased journalists and mentions how he feels ashamed for their actions. Its not right what I did in the past. manipulate people to create propaganda.s not wrong or what my colleagues make it were bribed to betray and deceive not only the German people, but also the entire European public, he said, adding, I was a journalist 25 years, and they taught me to lie, betray the public is not telling the truth. youtube/watch?v=sGqi-k213eE The Americans I bought off, continues Ulfkotte not to publish the exact truth. At one point, I was invited to the United States by the non-partisan organization of German Fund of the United States who have paid for their trip and gave me contacts of people who would like to meet he said. I became an honorary citizen of the states of Oklahoma just because I wrote a pro-American texts. gave me support agency where I helped the CIA on several occasions and now because I am ashamed, said Ulfkotte for RT. added and how many other journalists involved in this type of cooperation. Many journalists who report from foreign countries claiming to be journalists, and maybe they are, but many of them, as I have been in the past, are actually called unofficial screen, it means working for the intelligence agency, help them if they need it, but they will never admit that you know, said Ulfkotte. Reporters who is drawn into a network mainly come from major media outlets, and the relationship with the secret services begins with friendship. Work out your ego, make you feel special, and then one day you wonder: Is he might be able to do this service, explained Ulfkotte. in the video is the complete interview by journalist Udo Ulfkotte given to Russian media outlet Russia Today.
Posted on: Sun, 19 Oct 2014 13:43:29 +0000