NOVANEWS
- The noble war in Afghanistan is against 100 people?
- What Kevin Rudd is thinking still today
- Lebanon considers entering the 21st century on rights
- New York Times wonders why those silly Arabs don’t get sick of being killed
- Obama soon to put serious pressure on Israel (let’s wait and see)
- America can never progress in Afghanistan without leaving
- A hug and cuddle with Tzipi Livni
- Midnight on the Mavi Marmara
The noble war in Afghanistan is against 100 people?27 Jun 2010Let me get this straight. Tens of thousands of Western troops are fighting in Afghanistan because of this or are we actually occupying the country for another reason altogether?
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What Kevin Rudd is thinking still today27 Jun 2010Kevin Rudd’s Downfall – More bloopers are a click away |
Lebanon considers entering the 21st century on rights27 Jun 2010The possibility that Palestinians may soon have more rights in Lebanon – such as fair work and fair pay – is covered by al-Jazeera.The current situation is a shameful example of Arab racism and inaction towards the Palestinian people: |
New York Times wonders why those silly Arabs don’t get sick of being killed27 Jun 2010New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman – a fan of Western state violence – writes today that Israel should stretch out the hand of peace because otherwise it may simply kill many more Palestinian civilians:
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Obama soon to put serious pressure on Israel (let’s wait and see)27 Jun 2010Oh my:
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America can never progress in Afghanistan without leaving26 Jun 2010Patrick Cockburn, The Independent, 27 June:
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A hug and cuddle with Tzipi Livni26 Jun 2010This is how the New York Times interviews Israel’s “opposition” leader Tzipi Livni. Soft-ball questions, nothing about the occupation or the real human rights crisis in Gaza or fundamentalist Jewish settlers. Of course not, she’s one of us, remember?
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Midnight on the Mavi Marmara26 Jun 2010Norman Finkelstein’s last book, This Time We Went Too Far, is published by new figure on the scene. OR Books.Now, in late July, comes a new title, Midnight on the Mavi Marmara: |