The caption of this image on the Guardian currently reads: “An unverified photo of an unexploded barrel bomb alleged to contain napalm gel.” OffGuardian | October 10, 2015 Robert Stuart, the indefatigable challenger of the media narrative through his analysis of the BBC’s “Saving Syria’s Children” program, is now taking on the Guardian. Below we […]
While the Guardian and Observer market themselves as caring about justice and equality, but do nothing to bring them about apart from promoting tinkering with the present, hugely unjust, global neoliberal order, Corbyn’s rhetoric suggests that the apple cart needs upending.
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OffGuardian | September 16, 2015 A quick scan of today’s major press outlets in the US, Britain and Israel reveals the Empire’s continuing attempt to conceal the full depth and extent of its culpability for the last three years of bloodshed and destruction in Syria. To begin with today’s Guardian, which carries an article on […]
OffGuardian | September 13, 2015 Yesterday in the Guardian Nick Cohen could be found using his talents to shill for more lovely humanitarian war. Nothing odd about that. The MSM almost always shills for war nowadays, and very few of its star columnists have a problem with writing queasy equivocations or faux moral outrage pieces […]
By Craig Murray | September 12, 2015 I am unreservedly delighted at Jeremy Corbyn’s election. He made a quite excellent speech, specifically rejecting an attack on Syria, marketization in the NHS and the new anti-union legislation. Hopefully the scale of his victory will give pause to the Blairites who will realise they are not as […]
OffGuardian | September 7, 2015 In the daily media march to war with Syria, as Tony Abbott, Andrew Mitchell and the former arch-bishop of Canterbury all start tooting their war horns – it’s important to savour the little things. Like complete and utter dishonesty in the media. For example The Guardian’s article on Ban Ki […]
By BlackCatte | OffGuardian | September 4, 2015 The Guardian is currently providing us with a good example of what is often called the “problem-reaction-solution” method of controlling public discourse. Step One: Find, create, emphasise, or de-contextualise a problem In this case, the “refugee crisis”, currently screaming from the front pages of most mainstream media […]
By Evan Jones | CounterPunch | August 28, 2015 By the worst means, the worst. For mine own good, All causes shall give way: I am in blood Stepped in so far, that, should I wade no more, Returning were as tedious as go o’er. Macbeth Jeremy Corbyn is a longtime British Labour MP, hitherto […]
By Jonathon Cook | The Blog From Nazareth | August 27, 2015 The British political and media elite have been agreed on one thing this summer: the need to character-assassinate Jeremy Corbyn, the only half-decent politician (make that, human being) running for the Labour leadership. If Corbyn wins, it would be the first time in living memory that […]
OFFGuardian | August 18, 2015 The Guardian’s coverage of Russia is, famously, rather petty these days. Petty and confusing and full of conflicting assertions from various people with differing sizes of axe to grind. On the one hand you have Luke Harding interviewing “entrepreneurial” oligarchs and believing every self-serving lie that comes out of their […]
