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- Pirate_Television_(television_program) abstract "Pirate Television is a progressive, independently produced weekly current affairs program broadcast nationally within the United States by Free Speech TV.Pirate Television challenges the Media Blockade, showcasing independent voices, information and programming generally unavailable in the mainstream media. The show features talks, interviews and documentaries. The series, originally called Crack the CIA, focused on exposing the secret foreign policy of the United States and the phony drug war. As the subject matter of the program expanded, it was decided to drop the Crack the CIA moniker and just call the show Pirate Television.".
- Q19593690 abstract "Pirate Television is a progressive, independently produced weekly current affairs program broadcast nationally within the United States by Free Speech TV.Pirate Television challenges the Media Blockade, showcasing independent voices, information and programming generally unavailable in the mainstream media. The show features talks, interviews and documentaries. The series, originally called Crack the CIA, focused on exposing the secret foreign policy of the United States and the phony drug war. As the subject matter of the program expanded, it was decided to drop the Crack the CIA moniker and just call the show Pirate Television.".