Humanising the Hemisphere: John Pilger’s The War on Democracy
John Pilger‘s latest film, The War on Democracy (R/T 93 minutes) is an interesting and important excursion into the Latin American hemisphere and US foreign policy towards its southern neighbours. … Continue reading
IPCRI Campaign for Palestinian Textbooks and other Take Action items
Gazan children are being denied the right to learn — the Israeli government is currently obstructing shipments of textbooks and printing paper (along with foodstuffs, trading, aid, money, resources and … Continue reading
Neocon Historical Revisionism Revisited: the Case of Iran
UPDATED with additional links This image has already received a good airing in the blogosphere; following on the heels of Cheney’s near-sensible statements back in 1994 about the lunacy of … Continue reading
On this Day: a date that lives in infamy
“First I sold my television, then my furniture, then my car, then my house,” said Mohammed Abdul Razaq, a retired office worker. “Everything that I built up over a lifetime … Continue reading
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