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The people have roared but the G8 has whispered

Indies were watching a sweating and nervous Tony Blair give details of the G8 communiqué to a packed press conference in Gleneagles. "The people have roared but the G8 has whispered," said Kumi Naidoo, chair of the Global Call to Action against Poverty.

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real g8 communique

08-07-2005 16:46 | G8 2005 | World

today, friday 8th july.2 activists from the stirling ecovillage, talk about illigitimacy of g8, live, on live at 5 at 2:45pm, directly before tony blair's "we failed utterly" press statement.
sorry i don't know how to upload this but you can listen on the bbc site under simon mayo on friday.
see

http://www.bbc.co.uk/fivelive/index.shtml?logo

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The G8 and Africa's unreported famine conditions

08-07-2005 14:00 | G8 2005 | Analysis | Globalisation | World

To close off the final day of the G8 summit, a special report I was saving for the end, and perhaps take my cue from the media to spread some wild rumours and maybe scare some people. Behind the scenes at Live 8 and the G8.

The terrorist plot to destroy democracy from within

People Power

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G8 outcomes: better than nothing but...

08-07-2005 13:02 | G8 2005 | Ecology | Globalisation | World

$50bn for Africa, $3bn for Palestine but no progress on climate change

In a statement outlining the results of talks at the G8 summit, Tony Blair described the G8 agreements as "a beginning not an end".

Leasons from London

08-07-2005 12:52 | Analysis | Culture | Social Struggles | World

Yesterday's bombings revealed five truths vital to winning the War on Terror.

Photos from 7/7 Edinburgh vigil against war and bombings

Photos from a vigil held in Edinburgh last night. There are also photos of an Iranian contingent who were there last night and held a demonstration in the same location at 11am today. more info at

http://www.indybay.org/news/2005/07/1751454.php

Sick BNP tries to capitalise on the London bombings

08-07-2005 10:53 | Anti-racism | Repression | Social Struggles | World

The British National Party is already trying to exploit yesterday's tragedy to spread racism and Islamophobia.

The London Bombings: Time for Blair to Wake Up or Resign

The US & UK’s oil & war-hungry foreign-policies look set to see London and other major western cities facing years, perhaps decades, of terrorist guerrilla warfare. Could our elected representatives be doing more to speak out against the illegal wars that have precipitated these barbaric acts?

Australian socialists condemn London atrocities

08-07-2005 09:47 | Analysis | World

The Socialist Alliance condemns outright the horrific bombings in London yesterday and expresses our solidarity with all the victims and their families and friends.

A Report on the Dire Situation Of Subcontinental Barmaids

08-07-2005 08:27 | Repression | Social Struggles | World

This report intends to bring to your attention the plight and distress of Subcontinental Barmaids, mostly Bangladeshis, who is in need of an urgent assistance and remedial action by the relevant Government Authorities and from the NGO’s in Bangladesh.

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Keep on thinking for yourself...especially after spectacular tragedy!

08-07-2005 04:44 | Analysis | World

It may take as long to figure out what really happened in London today as it's taken to figure out what happened in New York on 9/11/2001.

The Voices and the Violence in Auchterarder

08-07-2005 01:28 | G8 2005 | Analysis | World

When I began to write the day after the march in Gleneagles, it was the violence that griped my mind, that formed the words. I, unlike many of the people I spoke to on wednesday, had been drained by sight of it. I felt the moral force ebb away from our protest even as it happened, and it was my sincere wish to be somewhere else. But there are many other stories of that day, and I shall begin with them, because the worst effect of violence is that nothing else can be heard above it - no other voices find their way through. The issues are forgotten, even if the violence is short lived.

London Calling

08-07-2005 00:03 | Analysis | World

British and London authorities should be ashamed of themselves for the events that occurred the 7/7 05 in London. While 1500 London police are over in Scotland, part of a 15,000-strong policing force, watching people chant and march against the G8, they apparently leave the capital unprotected. Anyway Blair first said " it was reasonably clear the attacks had been timed to coincide with the G8 summit in Gleneagles," and then: "the British people will not be intimidated after blasts hit London's transport network". It seems that the exasperation of control on people is unnecessary, since the big efforts against the alleged terrorist are completely useless. Control against potential terroristic attack is hardening since September 11 all over Europe and the United States. Even on 7/7 in many countries, like Italy, the premier declared being in higher risks than before, while the US raised the alert level for the nation's mass transit systems to orange. This means that the rise of the politics of fear may be grow, instead of lowering the politic of war.

The SHORTWAVE REPORT 7/8/05 ¡LISTEN GLOBALLY!

07-07-2005 23:56 | Analysis | Globalisation | World

A weekly 30 minute review of news and opinion, recorded from a shortwave radio. With times and freqs for listening at home. 2 files- broadcast and slow-modem streaming. Free to rebroadcast. China, Netherlands, Spain, Cuba, and Russia.

Stattfor prime suspect in London Bombing

07-07-2005 23:35 | G8 2005 | Analysis | Anti-militarism | World

In the long tradition of news leaks, the latest results of my investigation of the London bombings as I work backwards in time to get a positive ID lock on an exact asshole

Zarqawi: Everywhere and nowhere

07-07-2005 21:38 | Analysis | Anti-militarism | Anti-racism | World

Afghanistan, but that he doesn't believe he is in Iraq. Along with others in the neighborhood, he is convinced that Zarqawi was killed in the Tora Bora region of Afghanistan during the US bombings that resulted from the attacks of September 11.

London bombing to the eyes of the third world

What is the feeling in the so called third world about the bombing?
As in all matters, all depends on the glass you see the reality thru.

general statement on police allowing G8 protest

i know this is the wrong space to publish this kind of mainstream statement, but i posted it on bbc "have your say"- while submitting it I realised that they wont publish it anyway. So, posting it here is kinda just to beat my frustration with the corporate media.

The BBC discussion was on the issue of allowing G8 protests.

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Healand Kitchen

The people have roared but the G8 has whispered

real g8 communique

The G8 and Africa's unreported famine conditions

The terrorist plot to destroy democracy from within

G8 outcomes: better than nothing but...

Leasons from London

Photos from 7/7 Edinburgh vigil against war and bombings

Sick BNP tries to capitalise on the London bombings

The London Bombings: Time for Blair to Wake Up or Resign

Australian socialists condemn London atrocities

A Report on the Dire Situation Of Subcontinental Barmaids

Keep on thinking for yourself...especially after spectacular tragedy!

The Voices and the Violence in Auchterarder

London Calling

The SHORTWAVE REPORT 7/8/05 ¡LISTEN GLOBALLY!

Stattfor prime suspect in London Bombing

Zarqawi: Everywhere and nowhere

London bombing to the eyes of the third world

general statement on police allowing G8 protest

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