In the face of the rampant and systematic injustice on the part of governments and corporations worldwide, it is a screaming admission of complicity on the part of the press that certain questions are simply never asked. Quite honestly, mainstream "reporters" appear too partisan, cowed, stupid, brainwashed, uninformed, ignorant or in on the corruption to ask questions of substance.

The "professional" main stream corporate media has completely abandoned its ordained role as the fourth estate. Intended to provide a check on interests operating counter to the public good by performing the crucial task of informing the public, the corporate takeover of the media has turned the press into a lap dog to moneyed interests and a guard dog for criminal enterprises.

Questions of real import are not asked because the asking of them reveals just how screwed and betrayed everybody really is, how oppressed and impoverished the masses have become in the chains of bondage laid upon them by those meant to lift them up. They reveal how corrupt, unethical and unaccountable those who have amassed untold fortunes and power have become.

These questions do not reveal the rot by being answered. They reveal the truth by not being answered and by not being posed. The answers are so ugly, so antithetical to the human spirit, that posing or answering the question would be career suicide. The corrupt plutocrats and their puppet politicians would destroy anyone that dared to pose these questions during a live televised event.

• Does the currency deposited in banks still legally belong to the depositor?

• Why are the Bank of International Settlements and its members not subject to any countries' laws?

• What are psychotronic weapons, why were they developed and are they in use?

• Why are governments allowed to use weaponized propaganda against their own citizens?

• Who profits the most financially from waging war?

Holding government and corporate leaders accountable for their crimes and corruption is nigh impossible if the press is complicit in the cover-up. Until I hear "reporters" from the corporate media posing real questions to our "elected" public servants, I will continue to consider most everything they publish as propaganda, astroturfing or at best the pointless blathering of paid confidence artists.

It would be nice to be able to read a newspaper or watch television without constantly recognizing omissions, distortions and distractions from real issues. Until such time, the only reliable sources of news and information about the world we live in seems to come from independent, non-corporate media operations like @sgtreport, the @informationwar collective, @naturalnews and others.

So how about you? What questions would you add to this list, what questions would a reporter have to pose for you to be confident they are actually working in the interest of the public at large?