December 21, 2010
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Zinn on class in America
Howard Zinn Pt1: In the United States we are brought up to think there’s only one class. Continue reading
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In a new 100-pages report PCHR details the collective punishment of the population of Gaza
The absolute closure of Gaza was imposed by Israel following the Hamas takeover in June 2007. For more than three years and a half, this most extreme form of closure has been continuously applied to the so-called “hostile entity” that is the Gaza Strip, cutting off 1.7 million individuals from the outside world. Continue reading
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Political witch-hunt behind sexual assault charges – claims Assange — RT
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange may be out of jail, but his legal battle on sexual assault charges is still ongoing. Continue reading
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Net Neutrality Rules Are Imminent From the F.C.C. – NYTimes.com
The Federal Communications Commission appears poised to pass a controversial set of rules that broadly create two classes of Internet access, one for fixed-line providers and the other for the wireless Net. Continue reading
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Statewatch 21 December 2010 – Survey of users
The Statewatch website gets over 600,000 ‘hits’ per month. More than 9,000 people have joined the Statewatch e-mail list. We intend to update and improve our website and email alerting service and are seeking feedback from users to help us with this process. Continue reading
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Wikileaks News Roundup 20-21 December, 2010
21 December, 2010 — creative-i.info 21 December, 2010 Lawyers for Ahmed Belbacha, Guantánamo Prisoner and Former UK Resident, Sue UK Government Wikileaks News Archive 28 November – 21 December, 2010 The Assange allegations Part II…Feminists Debate Sexual Allegations Against Julian Assange Headlines for December 21, 2010 Political witch-hunt behind sexual assault charges – claims Assange Continue reading
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UK: They destroy, we create: join Artists of the Resistance By Luna 17
‘Len McCluskey calls for a ‘broad strike movement’ to stop the coalition’s ‘explicitly ideological’ programme of cuts. Government cuts are decimating education, welfare, health, sports and the arts. We are told that they are inevitable; that the only choice we have is between music classes for our kids or care for our elderly. Continue reading
The New Dark Age 