Monthly Archives: June 2017
UK and terrorism: Jeremy Corbyn tries the truth
Lawrence Davidson examines the relationship between Britain’s misguided neoconservative foreign policy, the recent terrorist attacks in the country and the outcome of the parliamentary election, which resulted in the ruling Conservatives losing many of their parliamentary seats. Read more [...]
Manchester atrocity: UK government must come clean about its relationship with Libyan Islamists
Mohamed El-Doufani argues that British governments provided a safe haven for Libyan Islamists whom it used as tools to destabilise Muammar Gaddafi's regime, and says that following the Manchester atrocity it must come clean about its links with them. Read more [...]
The UK Labour Party has regained its principles and offers hope to millions
Graham Peebles argues that under the leadership of Jeremy Corbyn Labour is offering a positive message of hope at the coming UK election and presents a real alternative to the Conservatives. Read more [...]
Reality and its enemies: The rehabilitation of war criminal George W. Bush
Lawrence Davidson examines attempts in the US to rehabilitate former President George W. Bush against just two of the consequences of his war policies in the Middle East: cancer-causing munition material and drug-resistant bacteria. Read more [...]
