NOVANEWS
- Releasing terrorists shows America’s moving forward
- Israel emerges in the Wikleaks documents
- Who says Wikileaks put lives at risk?
- Which views are acceptable in Israel these days?
- What the West has left Iraq
- Would the real Tony Abbott please stand up?
- Better Place’s electric cars will be haunted by Palestine
- Let the post Wikileaks leaking begin
- Maintain the rage over Sri Lanka’s dictatorship
- Radio New Zealand Media Watch interview on Middle East reporting
Releasing terrorists shows America’s moving forward Posted: 04 Aug 2010
Washington finally comes to its senses:
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Israel emerges in the Wikleaks documents Posted: 04 Aug 2010
I’ve been wondering if Israel appears at all in the recent Wikileaks information dump.
A new search tool provides the answer; only briefly though protests did occur in Afghanistan against Israel’s onslaught in Gaza in January 2009. |
Who says Wikileaks put lives at risk? Posted: 04 Aug 2010
Interesting:
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Which views are acceptable in Israel these days? Posted: 04 Aug 2010 |
What the West has left Iraq Posted: 04 Aug 2010
Anthony Shadid writes a powerful piece in the New York Times on the deadly legacy of America in Iraq, in 2003, today and into the future. The occupation isn’t about to end:
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Would the real Tony Abbott please stand up? Posted: 04 Aug 2010
For Australian voters, a helpful reminder of the stakes on election day 21 August:
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Better Place’s electric cars will be haunted by Palestine Posted: 04 Aug 2010
I’ve written extensively about the Israeli electric car company Better Place and its highly questionable connections to working for the occupation in the West Bank.
A letter in today’s Sydney Morning Herald denies political favours for the firm (the NSW Premier’s husband is a senior member of the company):
Still no mention in the Australian mainstream media of Better Place’s activities in Palestine. |
Let the post Wikileaks leaking begin Posted: 03 Aug 2010
This piece didn’t get the attention it deserves. Pentagon Papers leaker Daniel Ellsberg (a clear inspiration to Wikileaks and Julian Assange) told the Washington Post last weekend what documents or information should be leaked and freely available. A truly free society would depend on it:
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Maintain the rage over Sri Lanka’s dictatorship Posted: 03 Aug 2010
The Elders release a statement outlining the still profound issues inside Sri Lanka:
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Radio New Zealand Media Watch interview on Middle East reporting Posted: 03 Aug 2010
The issue of media bias in Middle East reporting is something that obsesses the Zionist lobby. Hearing any Palestinians is a problem.
This edition of Radio New Zealand’s Media Watch, featuring my interview on the subject, examines the ways in which this area is hotly debated and why more reporters should be based in the West Bank and Gaza: |