Videos
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“30,000 March in Tel Aviv against McCarthyism in Israel”
30,000 activists, Jews and Arabs, from left-wing parties, movements, and human rights organizations marched in Tel Aviv on Saturday, 15 January 2011, in protest of the Knesset’s decision to set up a committee of inquiry to probe the funding sources of organizations that rightists allege ‘participate in delegitimization campaigns against Israel Defense Forces soldiers.’ Continue reading
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Tunisia: For a Constitutional Assembly to Lay the Foundations of a Democratic Republic By Hamma Hammami
Democratic change cannot spring from the same party, figures, institutions, apparatuses, and legislations that maintained the dictatorship and deprived the people of basic rights for more than half a century, 23 years of which under Ben Ali. Continue reading
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Tunisia: A Revolution That Goes All the Way? By Dyab Abou Jahjah
The regime is playing its last card today in Tunisia. That last Card is the RCD (the party of the former dictator). After the formation of a so-called “National Unity Government ” yesterday, and after the UGTT (the largest trade union in the country) supported and even participated in it with three ministers, alongside three… Continue reading
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The Lesson of the Tunisian Revolution By Hassan Nasrallah
I’d like to take this occasion to congratulate the Tunisian people for their historic revolution as well as praise their bravery. But we must draw a lesson from that revolution. The lesson, above all, is this: the Ben Ali regime and its entourage have always served the interests of France, the United States, and the… Continue reading
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Charlie Haden Quartet ‘Here’s Looking at you’
Charlie Haden’s Quartet West at Jazz Baltica, Salzhau June 2000 Ernie Watts (tenor) Alan Broadbent (piano) Charlie Haden (bass) Lawrence Marable (drums) 1st collector for Charlie Haden Quartet ‘Here’s Looking at you’ Follow my videos on vodpod Continue reading
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Notes on the Tunisian Revolution By Dyab Abou Jahjah
From day one it was clear this was a revolution that was not about bread only, it was also against dictatorship and corruption. The revolution was supported by all segments of society. Poor, middle class, and even upper middle class. Especially the middle class showed its claws in the last days in Tunis. Continue reading
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Refugee Diagram by Atelier Collectif
10 January, 2011 — MRZine There are many reasons for leaving one’s country. . . . N.B. Click on “Subtitles” to view this video with English subtitles. Directed by Atelier Collectif. Animation by William Henne, Caroline Nugues, and Lionel Seneterre. Produced by Zorobabel. 2006. Continue reading
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Laal, “My Heart, My Fellow Traveler”
Laal presents ‘Meray Dil, Meray Musafir’ dedicated to the centenary of the birth of Faiz Ahmed Faiz. The music video is a new interpretation of Faiz’s iconic poem ‘Dil e Man, Musafir e Man’ (My Heart, My Fellow Traveler). While Faiz wrote this poem about exile, this video explores Marx’s concept of alienation within the… Continue reading
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CrossTalk on Haiti: failed aid — RT
On this edition of Peter Lavelle’s CrossTalk, he asks his guests why aid efforts in Haiti have largely failed. Who is to blame? Is it the UN, the US and its NGOs, or is it the fault of the Haitian people? Continue reading
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Miles Davis & John Coltrane ‘So What’
Live Video from April 1959 of Miles Davis and John Coltrane performing “So What.” From Miles Davis’ album, “Kind Of Blue.” Continue reading
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SERCO – The Corporate Dictatorship
8 January, 2011 The biggest company you’ve never heard of… For more on Serco see Corporate Watch 1st collector for SERCO – The Corporate Dictatorship Follow my videos on vodpod Continue reading
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GLENN GREENWALD vs FRAN TOWNSEND WIKILEAKS DEBATE
7 January, 2011 GLENN GREENWALD vs FRAN TOWNSEND WIKILEAKS DEBATE Follow my videos on vodpod Continue reading
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Promo: Tradition is a Temple
TRADITION IS A TEMPLE explores New Orleans’ unique musical culture and the fragility of tradition in the modern world. The movie weaves together intimate personal discussions shot over a four year span with once-in-a-lifetime studio performances by New Orleans greats, such as Shannon Powell, Lucien Barbarin, Jason Marsalis, Topsy Chapman, Steve Masakowski, Ed Petersen, Roland… Continue reading
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Sonny Rollins is ‘On Green Dolphin St.’
6 January, 2010 The Sonny Rollins Quartet, 1968, Denmark. Sonny Rollins sax, Niels Henning Orsted Pedersen bass, Kenny Drew piano, Albert Tootie Heath drums. 1st collector for Sonny Rollins is ‘On Green Dolphin St.’ Follow my videos on vodpod Continue reading
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One Family in Gaza
Just months after the Israeli assault that killed 1,390 Palestinians, I visited Gaza. Among dozens of painful stories I heard, one family stood out. I spent several days with Kamal and Wafaa Awajah, playing with their children, sleeping in the tent they were living in, and filming their story. Continue reading
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Mobile Prison Guard Towers Coming to a Walmart near You! Unbelievable.
5 January, 2010 These things are purchased with Obama Stimulus funds. Stimulate the economy by turning it into a prison yard? Continue reading
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Bebop Metropole Dizzy Gillespie
5 January, 2011 — Jazz on Youtube 1st collector for Bebop Metropole Dizzy GillespieFollow my videos on vodpod Continue reading
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Miles Davis ‘Tutu’
4 January, 2010 — Jazz on the Tube Continue reading
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Maidhc Ó Cathail: Anti-Semitism — Zionism’s Indispensable Alibi
Although Zionism typically represents itself as the solution to anti-Semitism, the truth is less flattering. In fact, hostility toward Jews is indispensable to the cause of Jewish nationalism. If anti-Semitism didn’t exist, Zionists would have to invent it. Continue reading
