- Privatising the lives of children (and Serco is mummy)
- Melanie Phillips loves to hate and Zionists cheer
- The old fashioned idea of backing public assets and keeping them
- So much for a Jewish majority state
- Colombo wants affection in the world (and Tel Aviv is keen to make love)
- Real reporters in war aren’t looking to paint troops in a lovely, glowing light
Privatising the lives of children (and Serco is mummy) 26 Nov 2010
Britain’s Yarl’s Wood detention centre is run by multinational Serco.
This Channel 4 story documents the effects on children in detention, such as ten-year Iranian Mehrshad. |
Melanie Phillips loves to hate and Zionists cheer 26 Nov 2010
When a Jewish bigot – loved by many in the Zionist Diaspora because she loathes Muslims and embraces apartheid Israel – is revealed as she really is:
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The old fashioned idea of backing public assets and keeping them 26 Nov 2010
The corporate love affair with privatisation shows no sign of slowing down. But what if the economics are less than convincing?
Nicholas Gruen writes in Inside Story that governments should more closely examine what they’re backing and why public ownership of key assets needs to be seriously considered. It’s not socialism, you know:
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So much for a Jewish majority state 25 Nov 2010
Zionism, we have a credibility and morality problem:
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Colombo wants affection in the world (and Tel Aviv is keen to make love) Posted: 25 Nov 2010 05:20 PM PST
While Sri Lanka continues to descend into a brutal police state and minority Tamils are discriminated against and shunned, of course Israel is more than happy to help a fellow country killing and repressing others:
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Real reporters in war aren’t looking to paint troops in a lovely, glowing light 25 Nov 2010
General Leahy heads the National Security Institute at the University of Canberra and has a rather curious view of the media:
Any serious journalist who embraces war blindly isn’t a journalist; they’re a propagandist. |