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| − | '''Alan MacLeod''' is an academic and journalist. He is a staff writer at [[Mintpress]] and a contributor to [[Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting]] (FAIR) and [[the Grayzone]]<ref>https://thegrayzone.com/author/alan-macleod/</ref>.
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| − | He is the author of ''Bad News From Venezuela: Twenty Years of Fake News'' (2018) and Misreporting and ''Propaganda in the Information Age: Still Manufacturing Consent'' (2019)
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| − | |subjects=Walsh School of Foreign Service,Emily Miller, Saagar Enjeti,The Hill,Buck Sexton,CIA and the media,alternative media
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| − | |text=In addition to training [[spies]], the [[Walsh School of Foreign Service|SFS]] also produces many of the country’s top journalists, including [[alternative media]] host [[Saagar Enjeti]]. When Enjeti left his job as host of [[The Hill]]’s show, "Rising," he was replaced by another SFS graduate, [[Emily Miller]]. Interestingly, Enjeti himself was a replacement for original host [[Buck Sexton]], a former [[CIA]] analyst.
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| − | |date=15 March, 2023
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| − | |authors=Alan Macleod
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| − | |source_URL=https://www.mintpressnews.com/georgetown-langley-controversial-connection-cia/284004/
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