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Fascism
The information age is a mere four decades old and is constantly changing our view of ourselves. This program is for those who are curious about this continously emerging portrait of our species. It is also for those who suspect that a lack of human portraits in our culture has […]
[ … because no-one else is going to do it … ] Zionist occupation has launched a campaign aiming to boost the entity’s image abroad even as it finds itself in the middle of an international uproar over the suspected role of the Zionist spies in the assassination of a […]
At times like these, I envy the people who passionately, frankly, with all their hearts, despise Israel. Hate Israel enough, and the Jewish state’s failings and blunders, its self-satisfied blindness and its resultant self-destructive policies, cause not pain, but delight. Hate Israel enough, and you’re spared all inclination to try […]
The fighting is still underway in the town of Marjah, in what is being described as the first battle in Obama’s War in Afghanistan, or alternatively as the biggest battle of the US War in Afghanistan. But already, the US has lost that battle. It lost it from day one, […]
It’s fashionable to hold up the Internet as the road to democracy and liberty in countries like Iran, but it can also be a very effective tool for quashing freedom. Evgeny Morozov on the myth of the techno-utopia. An internet cafe in Tehran. A storm of protest hit Google last […]
No Comment From NATO Chief Christopher King expresses the hope that the fall of the Dutch government over participation in the US-led aggression in Afghanistan could be the start of a trend that will see Europe regain its independence from the USA. Hopefully the split in the Dutch parliament on […]
& Israel & The US Paul J. Balles considers the psychopathic phenomenon of the “superiority complex” as an explanation of dysfunctional behaviour among individuals and states, such as Israel and the US. When I was living in Kuwait, I found it disturbing that a number of Kuwaiti drivers behaved arrogantly. […]
The settlement of the landmark Wiwa v Shell lawsuit in June 2009 marked a small but significant step forward for the dozen plaintiffs involved. They charged Shell with complicity in human rights abuses, including crimes against humanity, summary execution, torture and arbitrary detention. The abuses occurred during military crackdowns in […]