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Welcome to Palestine Today, a service of the International Middle East Media Centre, www.imemc.org, for Thursday November 17, 2011

Welcome to Palestine Today, a service of the International Middle East Media Center, www.imemc.org, for Wednesday November 16, 2011

Welcome to Palestine Today, a service of the International Middle East Media Center, www.imemc.org, for Tuesday November 15, 2011

On September 11th 2001, whilst covering a Greek demonstration, photojournalist Yannis Behrakis experienced a live stun/flash grenade.

Police violence against against demonstrators and the general public has increased dramatically that it's hardly worth reporting.

The stun/flash grenade was launched directly at him, and follow similar attacks on other individuals.

Fortunately Behrakis was unharmed, although his clothes were burnt. Others have not been do fortunate, suffering burns, deafness and other injuries.

Photographs by Ken Cedeno

Sadly, world-famous sportsmen like Andy Murray, David Beckham, Rio Ferdinand and Jonny Wilkinson are deeply complicit in genocidal wars.

Here is a summaryof the way that the Scottish "justice" system has treated Robert Green from the outset

In the last few weeks there have mean major cracks developing between Searchlight magazine & their cash-cow dummy front organisation 'Hope Not Hate'. Clearly, arguments about money are not exclusive to the BNP...

Welcome to this Week in Palestine, a service of the International Middle East Media Center, www.imemc.org, from October 29th to November 4th 2011.

Welcome to Palestine Today, a service of the International Middle East Media Centre, www.imemc.org, for Thursday October 3, 2011

Once again, The Guardian takes the lead in promoting war propaganda...

Welcome to Palestine Today, a service of the International Middle East Media Centre, www.imemc.org, for Wednesday October 2, 2011

Welcome to Palestine Today, a service of the International Middle East Media Centre, www.imemc.org, for Monday October 31st, 2011

Lloyds List put 'The Crisis of Capitalism' into an email that had to be followed up but led an entirely different view.

News coverage of the deposed Libyan President Muammar Gaddafi's assassination offers yet another striking illustration of the state of the "left-wing" press in Britain.

Welcome to this Week in Palestine, a service of the International Middle East Media Center, www.imemc.org, for October 15th to the 21th 2011.

Welcome to Palestine Today, a service of the International Middle East Media Center, www.imemc.org, for Monday October 10th, 2011

The real shocking issue is the persistent denial of the genocide of Afghan people.

One notable feature of Occupy Wall Street is its participants’ lack of hesitation in using the term ‘revolution’. Here comes the revolution! This is the first step of the revolution! Get up, get down, the revolution is in this town! You won’t stop our revolution! etcetera, etcetera. Distinguishing from these assertions of a revolution that has arrived, what does it really mean to envisage a revolution? And why should revolutionaries fear to act as well as talk, camp, and march?

Starting with the occupation of a park next to Wall Street on September 17, a new movement is spreading across the country in which people gather in public spaces in protest against social inequalities. We’ll present a full analysis of this phenomenon here shortly; in the meantime, here’s an open letter to the occupation movement, engaging with some of the issues that have arisen thus far. Please forward this widely and print out versions to distribute at the “Occupy” events!

Dear Occupiers [online viewing version]

Dear Occupiers [print version]: A two-sided flier intended to be folded down the middle, longways.

More and more, in dealing with nonviolent political protesters police across America show up in battlefield dress with intimidating military gear supplied by the Pentagon and Homeland Security. Writer John Hanrahan says reporters, instead of ignoring this ominous development, should ask local, regional and national leaders: Do we need this crap?