11 November 2011 — williambowles.info
Nato offers ‘internal review’ of Libya bombing
Morning Star Today at 17:11
Nato chiefs are offering to conduct an ‘internal legal review’ of its bombing campaign in Libya after an International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor pledged to ‘impartially and independently’ probe alleged war crimes committed by the military alliance.
9 November 2011 — Global Research – AllAfrica – 2011-11-09
Repeating the falsehood that the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) exercised its military capability in Libya to protect civilians against attack by the military of Gadahfi regime did not make the assertion truthful when reasonable people around the world examined all the facts. Additionally, repeating NATO’s false premise has not made intervention in Libya and brutal murder of Col Gadahfi either legal or legitimate in the context of international law.
11 November 2011 — Stop NATO
11 November 2011 — RT
NATO may have ended its operations in Libya, but the Western presence is far from over, with big companies replacing the warplanes. The countries that bombed the oil-rich state are now getting lucrative contracts to rebuild it.
First, British bombs tore it apart. Now, British companies will get paid to put it back together. Libya is open for business, and UK firms are being encouraged to join the gold rush.
11 November 2011 — RT
NATO may have ended its operations in Libya, but the Western presence is far from over, with big companies replacing the warplanes. The countries that bombed the oil-rich state are now getting lucrative contracts to rebuild it.
First, British bombs tore it apart. Now, British companies will get paid to put it back together. Libya is open for business, and UK firms are being encouraged to join the gold rush.
11 November 2011 — Pambazuka – Why the attempted remilitarisation of Africa will fail
Lessons from the deployment of Kenyan troops into Somalia
Kenya’s foray into Somalia, led from behind by US Africa Command (AFRICOM), ‘represents a heightened threat to peace and reconstruction in Africa, especially East Africa’, argues Horace Campbell. AFRICOM’s attempts at remilitarisation will not solve Africa’s problems, says Campbell, when ‘the root cause’ of the ‘threats to stability and security challenges’ across the continent is ‘the exploitation and plunder’ of its resources.
11 November 2011 — Pambazuka Africa News
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11 November 2011 — From the Alliance of Community Trainers, ACT
…we are wrestling with the question that arises again and again in movements for social justice-how to struggle. Do we embrace nonviolence, or a ‘diversity of tactics?’ If we are a nonviolent movement, how do we define nonviolence? Is breaking a window violent?
11 November 2011
The ultimate showdown, The Racist Colonial “West” against the Rest
1 November, 2011 — Media Lens
April Fool’s Day, 1999, and the heart specialist says to me, with the usual twinkle in his eye: ‘It’s not Mickey Mouse territory, but you’ll be okay.’
11 November 2011
Seun Kuti and Fela’s Africa 80. His first video. I saw this band live once, here in London. Whatta jam! Building on Fela’s massive contribution to African music.
10 November, 2011 — Global Research – Strategic Culture Foundation
Israel’s all-powerful lobby in Washington, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), an organization composed of Israeli collaborators, infiltrators, and outright traitors to the United States, is steamrolling through the House of Representatives H.R. 1905, which would prohibit the President of the United States, the Secretary of State, members of the U.S. Foreign Service, or any special envoy from engaging in any sort of diplomatic contact, official or unofficial, with any member or agent of the government of Iran.
11 November 2011 — williambowles.info
Wikileaks Backers Lose Appeal of Order on Twitter Records
BusinessWeek
10 (Bloomberg) — Three Wikileaks backers lost their appeal of a federal magistrate judge’s order allowing US prosecutors to examine information on them collected from their Twitter Inc. accounts. US District Judge Liam O’Grady in Alexandria, Virginia, …
http://www.businessweek.com/news/2011-11-10/wikileaks-backers-lose-appeal-of-order-on-twitter-records.html
11 November 2011 — In These Times
5 November 2011 — MRZine
This is a reconstruction from notes of a keynote address delivered to the Powershift West Conference, Eugene, Oregon, November 5, 2011.
10 November 2011 — Global Research
10 November 2011 — Information Clearing House
Op-Ed Articles
Did Police Go Too Far With Clashes at Berkeley?
Must Watch Video By RT
Video shows police attacking protesters with batons, bluntly striking them in their abdomens and elsewhere. – Police are clearly seen striking protesters, unprovoked, from behind.
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article29681.htm
11 November 2011 — Kickstarter.com
Friends
The site is for a film being made by a Palestinian woman about Israel’s multiple military attacks on Gaza, esp. the 2008-2009 “operation cast lead” where Israel allowed no journalists or human rights observers into Gaza to witness the devastation (ironically Israel today is calling for UN observers to enter Syria to document the killings there). Continue reading
10 November 2011 — vijayvaani.com
NATO march off Libya immediately after the barbaric assassination of Col. Gaddafi has given rise to several bitter questions about the future of the sparsely populated oil-rich nation surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea in the North, Egypt in the East, Tunisia and Algeria in the West and Chad, Niger and Sudan in the South.
The New Dark Age 
