London Newswire Archive

13-07-2005 00:58 | 0 comment(s)

Some people want to remain anonymous

"She actually did provide her full name, Vivian Solon, to independent witnesses who tried to pass this information on to DIMIAA [Immigration Department] officers, and they weren't interested," he said. Read more >>

12-07-2005 22:40 | 3 comment(s)

London suicide bomb attempts

Official cover-ups of two suicide bomb attempts in London in the last week? Read more >>

12-07-2005 22:39 | 0 comment(s)

Minister survives Beirut car explosion

President Lahoud's Son-in-Law Elias Murr Survives Assassination Ambush Read more >>

12-07-2005 21:59 | 1 comment(s)

Cynicism and the G8 Deal

Are condemndations of the G8 deal on Africa reasonable, or the cynical reaction of those who would never have been satisifed whatever the results of the summit? Read more >>

12-07-2005 21:54 | 0 comment(s)

Africa's battle with corruption

Not only is much of the west’s third world policy intrinsically corrupt, but those policies also contribute a great deal toward corruption in Africa, the spoils of which may in turn find a warm welcome in the western banking system. Read more >>

12-07-2005 18:03 | 9 comment(s)

Glimpsing a better world at the G8 protests

Glimpsing a better world at the G8 protests Read more >>

12-07-2005 12:45 | 3 comment(s)

London post G8 debrief

There have been a couple of posts suggesting that some form of post-G8 meeting(s) are necessary if the movement is to best digest and take on board any lessons that there are to be learnt from the mobilisations around the G8 summit.

This Friday 15th July at the rampART social centre in East London time has been made available for people to meet, show films, and discuss the events of last week.

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12-07-2005 11:29 | 0 comment(s)

monbiot on climate change

george monbiot has brought post-g8 climate change eloquently to the readers of the guardian today, but what do we do now?

please read, circulate and mobilise.......

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12-07-2005 11:04 | 3 comment(s)

2 minutes silence at EDO

This Thursday mourners will be observing a 2 minute silence at noon outside EDO/MBM's Brighton bomb factory for the victims of bombings everywhere.
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12-07-2005 10:42 | 2 comment(s)

Despatch from Sheffield

Sheffield has a long, proud history of welcoming newcomers from overseas. It is a friendly, multi-cultural city - but are sinister forces operating in the wake of the London bombings ? Read more >>

11-07-2005 23:43 | 0 comment(s)

Back to kill the innocent

Labor's well paid losers have backed in principle a deployment to kill what party leader Kim Beazley has called "terrorism central". But who are the terrorists? Who's going where? To do what? And what is war? TERRORISM!

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11-07-2005 22:02 | 4 comment(s)

Blair rejects calls for probe into bombings

Tony Blair's stonewalling attempt reveals that he knows who were involved in the 7/7-05 attrocities. Will Scotland Yard "take him to the pen" or will they let the criminals go? Read more >>

11-07-2005 18:55 | 5 comment(s)

NETANYAHU ASSASSINATION THWARTED

The writer is a regular on Toronto radio AM640 Saturday nights. He is an amateur intelligence analyst. Sometimes things are not as they appear at first glance. Reaction to these events have orchestrated wars for eons. If we wish to end the scourge of wars we must learn how they are frequantly arranged to benefit the few while harming the many. It is said and revealed we in Toronto are next. May we learn in time. Read more >>

11-07-2005 18:04 | 0 comment(s)

URGENT URIBE MEETS BLAIR: Emergency Picket of Downing Street 6-8pm Tuesday 12 Ju

Stop State Terrorism in Colombia!
No to International Impunity! No Military Aid to Uribe! Support the Victims of Human Rights Violations!
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11-07-2005 17:48 | 1 comment(s)

Business as usual as bomb scares occure all around the country

A quick google news search revealed a hell of a lot of bomb scares and the occasional controlled explosion over the last week or two.... Read more >>

11-07-2005 17:48 | 0 comment(s)

Support Mehment Tarhan, gay Turkish Conscientious Objector on trial on 12 July

Turkish gay conscientious objector Mehmet Tarhan is back on trial on 12 July. He has been threatened, humiliated and tortured by other prisoners in the military prison of Sivas, where he's been since 8 April. He went on trial on 9 June, the judge realeased but he was rearrested and put bakc in prison Read more >>

11-07-2005 16:07 | 3 comment(s)

Halliburton Action

On the last day of the G8, employees at Halliburton House in Aberdeen found that their office had been visited by pixies... Read more >>

11-07-2005 14:20 | 0 comment(s)

Pride in refusing to kill - Defend Mehmet Tarhan

Mehmet Tarhan, a gay man and anarchist activist, declared his conscientious objection to military service on 27 October 2001. He has continued publicly to oppose killing, including by the US and UK in wars against Afghanistan and Iraq. Read more >>

11-07-2005 13:16 | 3 comment(s)

Has It All Come To This ?

The very cynical view of the t.v stations on the handling of the London bombings. Human beings are dieing and we are more concerned with showing the feckin footsie results right over the pictures of carnage and horror ! Read more >>