Video: Martin Bell - Media Censorship & War Criminals
getdawordout | 25.10.2007 06:12 | Education | Terror War
Martin Bell is a former television war correspondent and politician. Here he is speaking at Lancaster University on 18th October 2007.
Martin Bell is a former television war correspondent and politician. Here he is speaking at Lancaster University on 18th October 2007.
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He left the BBC in April 1997 to stand as an independent against the sitting MP for Tatton, the Tory Neil Hamilton. He won with an 11,000-vote majority, to become the first elected independent MP since 1951.
He was appointed Unicef ambassador for humanitarian emergencies in 2001. His assignments for Unicef have included Burundi, Kosovo, Tajikistan, Iraq, Malawi, Bosnia, Sudan and Sri Lanka.
RINF thanks Lancaster University and Martin Bell.
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See Video http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6802230678745128743&hl=en
He left the BBC in April 1997 to stand as an independent against the sitting MP for Tatton, the Tory Neil Hamilton. He won with an 11,000-vote majority, to become the first elected independent MP since 1951.
He was appointed Unicef ambassador for humanitarian emergencies in 2001. His assignments for Unicef have included Burundi, Kosovo, Tajikistan, Iraq, Malawi, Bosnia, Sudan and Sri Lanka.
RINF thanks Lancaster University and Martin Bell.
Taken from http://rinf.com/alt-news/contributions/martin-bell-media-censorship-war-criminals/1556/
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Bell missed out: Soldiers choose to be killers but civilians are innocent
25.10.2007 11:04
notowar and soldiers who want us to feel sorry for their murdering
A new kind of Military intelligence every soldier should take - Bell take note
25.10.2007 12:00
Here's the military intelligence that Bell and his counterparts in the past or today failed to take. I think every soldier should be asked these questions before joining as part of a new kind of military intelligence test
Do you want to kill another human being for the Queen and UK home and foreign policy?
Do you want to die for the Queen and UK home and foreign policy?
This is an intelligence test that tells a solider they will kill or be killed. None of which an ordinary person with morals and integrity would want. Wonder how many of these type of moral people are in the SAS and the army?
Needless to say some will want to die for some old bint married to a NAZI who sees herself as a divine leader and politicians who mislead everyone - Forgive the use of intemperate language - let me rephrase it - Lying morally bankrupt politicians. I am clearly no fan of monarchy under any guise that is for morons or social climbers but I do want real democracy. None of which is offered in the distinguished talk by Martin Bell past, present or future.
warinformative
i dont know if this is going to be a surprise
25.10.2007 15:30
peoples republic of southwark
Soldiers who choose the army for travel
26.10.2007 09:00
If indeed, their argument is the army offers soldiers a great way to travel the world, soldiers will have to accept they cannot have it two ways - I think most soldiers think: I get to kill people because I am brave but hey I do not want anything to happen to me because it is wrong.
Guess what the person or in most cases persons you killed or maimed thought it was wrong. Guess what they had the same dreams about living as you did. Failing to see that is what is wrong and the travel thing, well what do you say to that
notowar