Monthly Archives: September 2010
Reaping terror’s reward
Stuart Littlewood looks at how modern terrorism was in fact pioneered by the Zionists and how Israeli and the US behaviours fit the US definition of terrorism like a glove. Read more [...]
Does international law have a future?
Lawrence Davidson considers how the application of international law has become “class based”, where the criminal leaders of powerful states enjoy impunity, while the relatively weaker ones are brought to account. Read more [...]
BBC bias: the Gaza Freedom Flotilla
Anthony Lawson argues, in a film critique of BBC Panorama's “Death on the Med”, that the BBC's clear bias begs the question of who is really in charge of the broadcaster. Read more [...]
