NOVANEWS
- Privatisation for breakfast, lunch and dinner
- New Yorker embraces pure surrealism
- Murdoch hearts anybody other than sensible US politicians
- The real cost of outsourcing asylum seeker care is more pain
- Islam is the true enemy, says Republican candidate
- How we rely on local journalists to show our stupidity
- Your friendly financial institution assists killers
- Here’s what Iraqis need; iTunes
- It is your patriotic duty to provide weapons of death to the state
- Business as usual in apartheid Palestine
Privatisation for breakfast, lunch and dinner27 Sep 2010
Are there limits to privatisation or should we just consider asking multinationals to sell babies to the highest bidder?
After all, in the US countless politicians are bankrolled by the arms industry, proving that privatisation of death and the myriad of ways to achieve it is no block to assuming public office and then spreading the glorious ideology to other areas of life.
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New Yorker embraces pure surrealism 27 Sep 2010 |
Murdoch hearts anybody other than sensible US politicians27 Sep 2010
Hello, my name is Fox News and I like Christians, no mosques anywhere and far-right Republicans:
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The real cost of outsourcing asylum seeker care is more pain 27 Sep 2010
How unsurprising. Shocking cases of mistreatment in Britain’s detention system, most of which are run by private companies, such as Serco. But let’s not have a robust debate about whether multinationals should be managing people coming from torture and trauma:
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Islam is the true enemy, says Republican candidate27 Sep 2010 |
How we rely on local journalists to show our stupidity 27 Sep 2010
The silent heroes who report on inept and criminal Western wars:
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Your friendly financial institution assists killers 26 Sep 2010
Did you know that one of Australia’s major banks, ANZ, is funding companies that make cluster bombs?
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Here’s what Iraqis need; iTunes26 Sep 2010
Here’s a plan. Invade a country. Destroy the infrastructure. Refuse to compensate. Remain an occupier. Computer anybody?
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It is your patriotic duty to provide weapons of death to the state26 Sep 2010
The privatisation of war is an ugly business, pushed by governments keen to pursue a “war on terror” with no end in sight and virtually no accountability:
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Business as usual in apartheid Palestine 26 Sep 2010 |