UK Newswire Archive
The Death of the Inclusion Policy in the East Asian Shelf Waters
16-01-2014 14:40
The Chinese extension of airspace claims into the Pacific that shocked so many Atlantic observers is interesting to analyse for a number of reasons. First, it is just as symbolic as the recent border conflict with India in the Himalaya. Second, in its entire arrangement it nevertheless equals a tangential intervention into material conflicts of neighbours, first of all Japan and Korea. And third, the issues at stake such as the meddling of reactionary regimes from across the Pacific are hot enough to mandate attention from only collaterally related places which are affected by the destructivity of these forces as well. Nine months after the "High Noon" atomic test, China now appears to have seized the opportunity to assist Korea as a fellow "nuclear club" member and by doing so at the same time reassert its own position on the Taiwan issue. But to the outside observer it is something much worse that is contained in these developments – the Japanese expansionism whose first wave was only stopped by external reactionaries. Nobody can seriously want the atomic bombings against Japan to occur again, all the more so after the Fukushima incident. But anything suitable to stop the historical revisionism of the Tokyo regime from proliferating across the Pacific and Indian oceans and leaving similar consequences as it did the first time is a welcome – and under sudden circumstances even a necessary – change.Ill Health and Social Corruption in Edinburgh.
16-01-2014 12:23
UG#674 - Sane Methods but Insane Purposes (Angles On The Crescendo Of Violence)
16-01-2014 11:56
Preventing Heart Attacks, Strokes, Arthritis, Alzheimer's, Food Poisoning, Etc
15-01-2014 19:48
How insecticides, hormones, and intrinsic poisons in meat and fish cause diseaseBanner Drop in Solidarity Against State Terror in England and Mexico
15-01-2014 16:02
The Irradiated Sailors of Fukushima
15-01-2014 11:29
The Irradiated Sailors of FukushimaMartin Luther King’s historic plea to break the silence on militarism
15-01-2014 07:02
“A nation that continues year after year to spend more money on military defense than on programs of social uplift is approaching spiritual death.” — Martin Luther King, in his famous speech at the Riverside Church in New York City on April 4, 1967
King’s Riverside Church speech was titled “Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break Silence.” It was delivered exactly one year before his April, 4, 1968 assassination in Memphis.
The people who heard that speech recognized it as one of the most powerful speeches ever given articulating the immorality of the Vietnam War and its destructive impact on social progress in the United States.
Sharonian evil lives
14-01-2014 09:35
Join the legal block today to protect your home and community from fracking
13-01-2014 22:32
Wrongmove.org is an online hub to raise awareness of the areas in Britain which could be affected by hydraulic fracturing, and help people in Britain challenge fracking companies looking to operate in their communities.Scotland can be free of London, but not capitalist markets
13-01-2014 17:54
That a small country could defy the power of capitalist markets — the product of the aggregate interests of the world’s most powerful industrialists and financiers — is not realistic. Those markets are expressed through a variety of means, financial and political, through multilateral institutions and imperialist governments, through webs of debt and military pressure.The Syrian sarin question – Human Rights Watch refuses to answer
13-01-2014 16:14
On the 28th of December 2013 the New York Times to a certain degree withdrew its previous claims although it blamed the US government and not itself for the lies produced then back in September 2013. However Human Rights Watch still didn’t react to these developments and so continues to stick to its old now discredited lies.
Plea to Make Coal a 'Special Case'
13-01-2014 08:18
The Loose Anti Opencast Network, along with CPRE, FoE Scotland, the Scottish Opencast Communities Alliance and the London Mining Network are launching a campaign today to change the rules governing the Opencast Mining Industry in the UK. This is because Coal is being phased out of the UK's Energy Mix and we don't want to be left with a heritage of derelict opencast sites such as blight large areas of Scotland, where 35 sites lie abandoned.TEXAS: Impending Wrongful Execution of Mexican Citizen
13-01-2014 01:37
Mark Duggan - my report on yesterday's vigil in Tottenham
12-01-2014 19:33
The Internationalist No. 36 is out!
12-01-2014 18:57
Informal Anarchists criminal damage at Vinci Construction in Bristol
12-01-2014 18:30
A University of Bristol email about criminal damage caused to Vinci constructionAll World's Ocean Fish Contaminated by Fukushima Radiation
12-01-2014 18:19
Report: NYE anarchist anti-prison demos in world 2013
12-01-2014 14:46
Behind NATO's propaganda outlet for progressives - the Guardian's board members
11-01-2014 12:52
Likewise, it is absurd to suggest that the Guardian editors are implementing a "publish and be damned" policy, as Guardian writer Glenn Greenwald has suggested, when it is inconceivable that their editorial policy on publishing Edward Snowden's material will not have been closely coordinated on the basis of the Board's relations with colleagues in the British government, in British intelligence and in the US-Anglo corporate sector.
