21 July 2011 — Information Clearing House
Headless Corpse, Mass Grave and
Worrying Questions About Libya’s Rebel Army
By Ruth Sherlock, Al-Qawalish
The five corpses floated disfigured and bloating in the murky bottom of the water tank. Wearing green soldiers’ uniforms, the men lay belly down, decomposing in the putrid water.
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21 July 2011 — williambowles.info
James Murdoch evidence questioned
BBC News Today at 20:27
News International chairman James Murdoch’s evidence to MPs on phone hacking is called into question by two former company executives.
21 July 2011 — Eric Walberg
Is Turkey’s new regional assertiveness yet another case of “the tail wagging the dog”, wonders Eric Walberg
20 July, 2011 — Global Research
Journalists Question Security Council Support for Rebel Group
At the April 4 press conference marking the beginning of the Colombian Presidency of the Security Council for April, Nestor Osorio, the Colombian Ambassador to the United Nations was asked what on the surface would seem an unusual question by one of the journalists. The journalist said (1):
21 July 2011 — Stop NATO
20 July , 2011 — VTJP
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Israel airstrikes hit targets south of Gaza City
7/21/2011 – GAZA CITY (Ma’an) — Israeli jet fighters launched air strikes on two sites in the northern Gaza Strip on Wednesday morning. The Az-Zaitoun and Ash-Shujaiyeh neighborhoods south of Gaza City were targeted causing massive structural damage. No injuries were reported. An army spokesman said the raid was in response to rocket fire.” In response….
21 July 2011 — Al-Jazeera
A phone-hacking scandal is exposing shady ties between the UK’s political elite and a right-wing media baron.
18 July 2011 — Stop the War Coalition
What was it about the relationship with Murdoch that made Tony Blair feel it was appropriate to take a phone call from a newspaper proprietor just hours prior to the most momentous decision a prime minister can make: ordering the country’s armed forces to war?
18 July 2011 — Raw Story
A former producer with Fox News claimed in a lengthy essay gaining new traction this week that the conservative television station has a ‘Brain Room’ in its New York headquarters, which enables employees to view private telephone records with ease.
18 July 2011 — Raw Story
A former producer with Fox News claimed in a lengthy essay gaining new traction this week that the conservative television station has a ‘Brain Room’ in its New York headquarters, which enables employees to view private telephone records with ease.
21 July 2011 — The Independent
Cameron admits he may have discussed controversial deal
David Cameron admitted that he may have discussed the bid by News Corp for full control of BSkyB during his 27 meetings with Murdoch executives since last year’s election. Downing Street had previously insisted that the £8bn takeover was not mentioned.
21 July 2011 — John Pilger
In Scoop, Evelyn Waugh’s brilliant satire on the press, there is the moment when Lord Copper, owner of the Daily Beast, meets his new special war correspondent, William Boot, in truth an authority on wild flowers and birdsong. A confused Boot is brought to his lordship’s presence by Mr. Salter, The Beast’s foreign editor.
21 July 2011 — RT
The London-based team investigating phone-hacking by journalists at News Corp has been expanded from 45 to 60 police officers and staff. The scandal now haunts not only the Murdochs, but also PM David Cameron, with chances of his resignation rising.
Meanwhile Russian billionaire Aleksandr Lebedev says he may be interested in relaunching Rupert Murdoch’s scandalous News of the World tabloid. He already owns other two British papers – the London Evening Standard and the Independent.
21 July 2011 — RT
The London-based team investigating phone-hacking by journalists at News Corp has been expanded from 45 to 60 police officers and staff. The scandal now haunts not only the Murdochs, but also PM David Cameron, with chances of his resignation rising.
Meanwhile Russian billionaire Aleksandr Lebedev says he may be interested in relaunching Rupert Murdoch’s scandalous News of the World tabloid. He already owns other two British papers – the London Evening Standard and the Independent.
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