Posted in Crime, Iraq on Sep 7th, 2010 1 Comment »
Mary Lilliput who commented here on Sunday was one of the first to do this, so hats off to her.
Thanks to Peter for the facebook link: Put one of Tony Blair’s books in the crime section of your bookshop
Posted in Crime, Iraq on Sep 5th, 2010 2 Comments »
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Posted in Crime, Iraq, Ireland on Sep 4th, 2010 8 Comments »
This is from the Workers’ Solidarity website:
Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign (IPSC) TV interviews activist Kate O’Sullivan who today - Saturday 4th September - made a citizen’s arrest on former British Prime Minister Tony Blair at a book signing in Eason’s in Dublin, Ireland. Unfortunately the Gardaí (Irish Police) refused to act on the arrest, preferring […]
Posted in United States, Iraq on Apr 6th, 2010 1 Comment »
The U.S. army loves video war games.
Find out why.
[For more on this see Collateral Murder. The text below is taken from the YouTube posting]
Wikileaks has obtained and decrypted this previously unreleased video footage from a US Apache helicopter in 2007. It shows Reuters journalist Namir Noor-Eldeen, driver Saeed Chmagh, and several others as the Apache […]
Posted in Irish Society, Iraq, Ireland on May 5th, 2009 No Comments »
Another embed video from DCTV, this time an interview with Eamonn Crudden on his film, Route Irish. Eamonn is also the man behind the Wormhole video posted here last week.
for those with torrent software installed, Route Irish can be downloaded by clicking here.
Enjoy.
Interview with Filmmaker Eamonn Crudden (Route Irish) from DCTV on Vimeo.
Posted in Iraq, politics/world on Apr 25th, 2008 2 Comments »
Patrick Cockburn who has recently published Muqtada Al-Sadr and the Fall of Iraq being interviewed by Pepe Escobar on the Real News Network.
Posted in Iraq on Feb 29th, 2008 8 Comments »
In our modern, Western, enlightened and post-feminist world referring to entities such as cars, warships, aeroplanes or countries as female is, if not frowned up, at least is considered no longer the done thing.
I’m sure we all remember those old World War 2 films in which it was perfectly acceptable for a fighter pilot […]
Posted in UK Politics, Iraq, Middle East on Dec 6th, 2007 11 Comments »
So said Judge Peter Beaumont.
His words were to Samina Malik, a former Heathrow shop assistant, who was found guilty last month of writing poetry of such danger as to constitute a threat to the British state. Samina was a teenager when she wrote the poetry. The legislation fell under the British 2000 Terrorism Act. Here […]
