November 27, 2012
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An uncommon silence By William Bowles
Long time readers will probably be curious as to why I haven’t been publishing any of my own writing since having a heart attack back in April. Continue reading
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Video: 50 Children Killed and 450 were Injured in Israeli Attack on Gaza
Jihan Hafiz in Gaza: As people dig out of the rubble, a Palestinian doctor says civilians were targeted by Israeli attack Continue reading
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Housmans Books December Update
27 November 2012 — Housmans Books A final update from Housmans for 2012. Thank you for all your support this year, as ever. Continue reading
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Released: WikiLeaks cash blockade 'ordered' by American 'hard-right'
WikiLeaks has released European Commission documents which allegedly show ‘hard-right US politicians’ orchestrated an ‘extrajudicial’ banking blockade against the whistle-blowing site. Continue reading
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Released: WikiLeaks cash blockade ‘ordered’ by American ‘hard-right’
WikiLeaks has released European Commission documents which allegedly show ‘hard-right US politicians’ orchestrated an ‘extrajudicial’ banking blockade against the whistle-blowing site. Continue reading
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Humanitarian Coverup: Why is Obama Silent Over the New Congo War? By Shamus Cooke
The last Congo war that ended in 2003 killed 5.4 million people, the worst humanitarian disaster since World War II. The killing was directly enabled by international silence over the issue; the war was ignored and the causes obscured because governments were backing groups involved in the fighting. Now a new Congo war has begun… Continue reading
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ICH 26 November 2012: Chris Hedges: Stand Still for the Apocalypse
26 November 2012 — Information Clearing House Mashaal: I Accept a Palestinian State on ’67 Borders By JPOST.COM STAFF Hamas leader says he’ll move to a peaceful path contingent on the “end of the occupation” and Palestinian statehood. http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article33150.htm Continue reading
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The Long and the Short of Press Regulation By Dan Hind
Free expression is important. Its importance is often couched in terms of the common good. A society in which people can speak freely is one in which injustice can be remedied, corruption punished and so on. But it is also a good for the individual. Free speech is best means by which we can discover… Continue reading
The New Dark Age 