London Analysis Newswire Archive

30-11-2004 15:34

US and British Imperialism - Killing Iraqis to Steal Their Oil and Plunder their

Leaflet from Anti-war demo 27 November,Whitechapel,London.In their own words,and juxtaposed to UN Charter, US and Iraqi politicians,show the privatisation and plunder agenda at work behind the occupation of iraq.UN principle of self-defence accompanies voices from the Resistance. Read more >>

26-11-2004 16:18

The corporation free screening + debate and food afterwards

watch a film, learn some stuff, have a lively chat about it, and get active on what you can do about it Read more >>

26-11-2004 15:52

OIL: what is it, where is it, and why we are willing to kill for it

OIL: what is it? A hydrocarbon. Where is it? Trapped in porous reservoir rock underground. Why are we willing to kill for it? Cos it's finite, far away, and the planet is addicted to it. And more.... Read more >>

25-11-2004 16:29

Anti-war protesters brake into Cabinet Office minutes after Queen Speech

Blair's ring of steel fails to stop protesters

Key points
• Anti-war protesters brake into Cabinet Office minutes after Queen Speech
• Four arrested on burglary charges amid claims of police over-reaction
• Breach latest in string of blunders starting with flour attack on PM in May

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25-11-2004 00:29

When America Kills Children, Is God On Its Side?

America's unjust war on Iraq took a barbaric turn with the killing of civilians, including children, in Falluja. Read more >>

24-11-2004 09:20

Brave U S Marine snipers shoot women and children

Allegations of widespread abuse by US forces in Fallujah, including the killing of unarmed civilians and the targeting of a hospital in an attack, have been made by people who have escaped from the city. Read more >>

23-11-2004 19:16

Sauce for the goose

What's sauce for the goose is not sauce for the gander. That's globalisation, folks ! Read more >>

23-11-2004 12:46

US attempts to cover-up mad cow disease outbreak

This article by Diane Farsetta takes a closer look at why the USDA bans independent testing for mad cow disease. When one beef producer wanted to test its own products in order to meet international safety requirements, the USDA actually threatened to sue them for doing so!

Why? because too much testing may reveal vast numbers of cattle to be infected with mad cow disease in the United States, and the USDA certainly doesn't want that to be front page news. Read more >>

20-11-2004 20:58

Brutality of the Islamic Regime

The Unknown Victims of the 1999 Student Uprising

November 20, 2004
Iran va Jahan
Koorosh Sehati

Translated from Persian text: Potkin Azarmehr

After the student uprising in July 1999, a massive crackdown took place in Iran. Many students were imprisoned, many disappeared and many were seriously injured. However, the crackdown in Tehran and some other cities like Tabriz was so severe that the events in other Iranian cities were somewhat under shadowed. Ahwaz, a hot Southern Iranian city was one of those where the suppression of the uprising was under reported.
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20-11-2004 18:57

BUSH HAS GRAVES ILLNESS??

The current president's parents both have Graves' disease. According to Hossein Gharib, MD, fifty percent of either one's children will inherit the disease. Since both have it, that means Dubya's chances are 50% to 100%. Read more >>

18-11-2004 19:42

FALLUJAH IS JUST THE START: THE PROGRAM IS FOR WAR

It's about the lie of war that governments and the military have elaborated over the last ten years, the technological, smart surgical war that is supposed to limit civilian deaths, thereby somehow making the killing acceptable. It suggests that the conflicts at the moment are the on-going practice of a policy of war orchestrated the US administration, both before and after 911, and nothing to do with terrorism.

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17-11-2004 17:38

The Neocolonial Iran

Lessons from History: Read more >>

17-11-2004 03:55

Parrhesia: An old word for a new kind of media

School research paper about Indymedia. Read more >>

15-11-2004 18:30

3 STEPS

To initiate a war of aggression, therefore, is not only an international crime; it is the supreme international crime differing only from other war crimes in that it contains within itself the accumulated evil of the whole.
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14-11-2004 10:32

London Calling - November issue

Welcome to the November issue of London Calling, the newsletter of London Class War.

We examine Hackney Council's latest fiddles, the Met Police's desire to have the right to shoot people, Beyond ESF! and the stranfe case of the missing Mercs!
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12-11-2004 11:25

John Pilger :Iraq: the unthinkable becomes normal

The most important evidence to the 9/11 Commission came from General Ralph Eberhart, commander of the North American Aerospace Defence Command (Norad). "Air force jet fighters could have intercepted hijacked airliners roaring towards the World Trade Center and Pentagon," he said, "if only air traffic controllers had asked for help 13 minutes sooner . . . We would have been able to shoot down all three . . . all four of them."
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12-11-2004 04:01

Armistice Day in Iraq

Armistice Day was intended to celebrate peace - a remote concept to people victimized by Bush in Iraq. Read more >>

12-11-2004 01:26

Activists Increase Militance in Wake of Bush's Re-election

In the wake of Bush's re-election, a string of militants are rising up and taking direct action against Republican, military, and corporate targets. You are cordially invited. Read more >>

10-11-2004 18:21

Evidence Mounts That The Vote May Have Been Hacked

While the heavily scrutinized touch-screen voting machines seemed to produce results in which the registered Democrat/Republican ratios largely matched the Kerry/Bush vote, in Florida's counties using results from optically scanned paper ballots - fed into a central tabulator PC and thus vulnerable to hacking – the results seem to contain substantial anomalies. Read more >>

08-11-2004 22:09

Bad News From Israel: a talk about the way the media shapes public perceptions

A talk by Tim Llewellyn and Greg Philo about the way our political understanding is shaped by the media Read more >>