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 Rob Kall      (journalist, inventor) | |
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| Born | 29 June 1951 |
| Nationality | American |
| Alma mater | Pennsylvania State University, Temple University |
| Founder of | OpEdNews |
| Member of | War Is A Crime |
Began a personal blog which developed into OpEdNews | |
OpEdNews
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Rob Kall relates how in early 2003, he had heard a Colin Powell speech about why the United States "had" to go to war with Iraq and felt that Powell's reasons were disingenuous.[1] Wishing to "publish the Truth", Kall began a personal blog which developed into OpEdNews.[1]
"OEN is a publication for the people. In the evolution of it I listened to the readers, writers, and editors. The more I listened to these people, the better the site did. Hardly anything is assigned – it's just people writing about what they want out there, and expressing what they care about. Oped News is written by regular people. Watchdog organizations, whistle-blowers, and people interested in social responsibility like us because we're inclined to publish them. One of the main purposes of Oped News is to give the people who know the real truth an opportunity to be heard. We get between 1000 and 2000 articles submitted each month." - Rob Kall [1]
