vocal parts by Reznor. This string is broken with the instrumental (besides some vocal howling) "Just Like You Imagined" and the deep-rumblings of "Even Deeper." Again taking off in other directions, the track moves along with some squirty little electronic noise, a bit of live drumming sound, and a thick, pulsing bass line. The disc closes out with two of the quieter songs on the entire release. "La Mer" is a nice, little piano-driven instrumental bit with a bass line echoed from an earlier track. It gets a little fuzzed-out towards the end, but never reaches the decible levels of earlier tracks. The album closer is the super stripped-down "The Great Below" in which Reznor sings over some very slight ambient noises and the accompaniment of stringed instruments.Thank CNN for the Slave Auctions in Libya

“Zero context is given as to why the slave auctions exist in the first place.”

On November 14th, CNN produced an "exclusive" report about the slave trafficking of migrants in Libya. The report detailed the devastating conditions of migrants fleeing from crisis in nations across North and East Africa. Smugglers, as CNN calls them, capture and terrorize migrants before selling them into day labor. Libyan authorities then detain the migrant laborers and repatriate them back to their nation of origin. CNN emphasizes the horror of the slave auctions with the caption "I was sold" underneath a picture of one of the migrants, Victory, whose story is told in the report.

CNN's coverage of the matter is typical of the corporate media. Zero context