Graeme MacQueen Originally published in Truth and Shadows, March 13, 2017 On November 23, 1963, the day after John F. Kennedy’s assassination, Fidel Castro gave a talk on Cuban radio and television.[1] He pulled together, as well as he could in the amount of time available to him, the evidence he had gathered from news media …
Certains identifient la genèse des médias alternatifs à l’essor d’Internet. D’autres, prenant une perspective plus large, voient dans les médias indépendants la continuité d’une longue tradition de journalisme populaire, existant déjà sous la forme des libelles au Moyen-Âge. De tout temps, les pouvoirs en place ont employé le langage comme une arme permettant de légitimer leur position au sein de la société, et de la faire évoluer dans le sens de leurs intérêts.
Following the interim agreement with Iran the next six months will tell us whether or not the American-led Zionist lobby and Zionism itself has played its last card and lost. If it does lose President Obama will be free to use the leverage he has to try to cause Israel to be serious about peace on terms almost all Palestinians and most other Arabs and Muslims everywhere could accept (and which would not pose any threat to the wellbeing and security of those Jews now living in Palestine that became Israel and who wanted to stay). The stakes could not be higher.
