Tag Archives: Terrorism
Oxford Jazz concert-goer violently attacked after veiled threat from UK Jewish organisation
Gilad Atzmon writes:
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US moves against Iran raise spectre of wider regional conflict
James Dorsey argues that President Trump’s manoeuvres to withhold certification that Iran has complied with its nuclear agreement could encourage Saudi Arabia to step up its long-standing battle with Iran and set the Middle East and Gulf ablaze. Read more [...]
Message from UK High Court: Carry on arming the Saudis (and never mind the slaughter in Yemen)
Stuart Littlewood examines Britain’s complicity in the war crimes committed by Saudi Arabia in Yemen, and the role of notorious Israeli stooge Liam Fox, the UK’s secretary of state for international trade, in this. Read more [...]
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 [...]
Manchester bombing: message still not understood
Stuart Littlewood argues that British foreign policy, from the Balfour Declaration of 1917, to the coup against Iran’s democratically elected prime minister in 1953, to the failed “war on terror”, are inextricably linked to terrorist atrocities in the UK. Read more [...]
الجهاد من جديد (Jihad, again)
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Blasphemy and terrorism: Catchall phrases to repress dissent
James Dorsey says the abuse of labels like terrorism and blasphemy by governments, institutions, groups and individuals creates an environment that fosters violence, intolerance and disrespect for the other, and enables vigilantism and extremism. Read more [...]
من قاضي شرعي في جبهة النصرة الى المسيحية (From Sharia judge in Nusra Front to Christianity)
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Cui bono? Who launched the chemical attack in Syria’s Idlib?
Uri Avnery explains why logic dictates that it is the “half a dozen Syrian sects and militias who are fighting against Assad and against each other”, and not the Assad regime, that are responsible for the chemical attack in Syria’s Idlib. Read more [...]
