Videos
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Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers – ‘One by One’
2 January, 2010 — Jazz on the Tube ‘One by One’ Art Blakey (drums) Freddy Hubbard (trumpet) Terence Blanchard (trumpet) Donald Harrison (alto sax) Billy Pierce (tenor sax) John O’Neal (piano) Charles Fambrough (bass) August 25, 1950 – January 1, 2011 Continue reading
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Emerging Powers: Allies or Rivals?
Part of the “Global Crisis and Hegemonic Dilemmas” conference. Continue reading
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A More Effective Imperial CEO By Bruce A. Dixon
“We are here because some of us and our friends voted for change. What did we get? What we got was a more effective imperial CEO.” — Bruce A. Dixon of Black Agenda Report Continue reading
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1 January, 2011 — Collected from New Le…
1 January, 2011 — Collected from New Left Project If only Andrew Marr’s interview with Tony Blair had gone more like this: Continue reading
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Protesters Breached the Wall in Bil’in 31-12-10
Over a thousand people heeded to the call issued by the Bil’in Popular Committee Against the Wall and Settlements today, and joined the weekly demonstration. Despite the siege laid on the village by the Israeli army, activists – Palestinians, Israelis and internationals – swarmed the hills and valleys surrounding Bil’in by the hundreds and managed… Continue reading
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Ahmad Jamal ‘Poinciana’
31 December, 2010 — Jazz on the Tube JJazz piano legend Ahmad Jamal performing in 2005, in a set of mostly originals, accompanied by drums legend Idris Muhammad and James Cammack on bass. Continue reading
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Benny Golsen ‘Killer Joe’
Benny Golson plays Killer Joe at Legends of Jazz on Film & Arts channel. Continue reading
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Billy Taylor ‘One for the Woofer’
A tribute to Oscar Pettiford featuring Billy Taylor’s Trio and Billy’s composition, “One for the Woofer,” featuring Chip Jackson on bass. Billy Taylor, great pianist, great educator, great champion of the music. Continue reading
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John Pilger in conversation with Julian Assange
29 December, 2010 — Vimeo Continue reading
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24/12/2010 – bil’in weekly demonstration against the wall and settlements
At today’s demonstration, a number of Bil’in’s citizens as well as a local journalist were wounded, in addition to the dozens of people who suffered choking from inhaling poison gas. Continue reading
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Bradley Manning An “Ethical Giant” By David House
The conditions of Bradley Manning’s confinement became a top issue in the press last week as bloggers traded blows with US officials over allegations that Manning endures inhumane treatment at the Quantico, VA detainment facility. In the midst of this rush by the Defense Department to contextualize Manning’s confinement, I traveled to see the man… Continue reading
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Empire – Hollywood: The Pentagon calls the shots
Al Jazeera: Is it a case of art imitating life, or a sinister force using art to influence life and death? Continue reading
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Is WikiLeaks A CIA Operation? 3/3
Webster Tarpley exposes Julian Assange and Wikipedia as a CIA operation. Continue reading
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Is Wikileaks A CIA Operation? 1/3
23 December, 2010 In the first of at least 3 videos, Webster Tarpley points to the possibility that Wikileaks is a CIA operation. 1st collector for Worth a review – Points favouring that Wikileak… Follow my videos on vodpod Continue reading
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NATO denies plans to run special-ops in Pakistan — RT
The US-led coalition in Afghanistan has denied reports that it is pushing to extend its special operations into neighboring Pakistan. Continue reading
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FCC net neutrality rules to hinder Internet freedom — RT
‘What the FCC did today, while they’ll call it net neutrality, wasn’t net neutrality,’ said Rosenbaum. ‘For the first time in history the US government has said it’s ok for corporations to discriminate online and to censor online, and that’s a real unfortunate thing.’ Continue reading
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WikiLeaks exposed US as global bully undermining democracies – American author — RT
Revelations by the whistleblowing website WikiLeaks have shown America’s role in global affairs as one of a bully, best-selling US author and broadcaster Laura Flanders told RT. Continue reading
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Europe in the World by Navid Kermani
Navid Kermani: Europe is in fact cementing its ideological borders. . . . Radical openness is an essential feature of the European project. . . . You can’t draw the borders of Europe just as you would draw the borders of a country. Europe isn’t a country — it is an idea. . . .… Continue reading
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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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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
