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BBC HARDtalk less than hard talking in interview with Saakashvili
New Cold War | July 16, 2015 BBC’s HARDtalk program interviewed the former president of Georgia and fugitive from Georgian justice, Mikheil Saakashvili, on July 15. Saakashvili was appointed last month to the post of “governor” of the region of Odessa by Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko. While some important questions were asked of him–the criminal charges […]
The Embargo on the Truth About the Iranian Arms Embargo
By Craig Murray | July 13, 2015 The corporate media in both the UK and US are attempting to portray the Iranian desire to have the arms embargo lifted, as a new and extraneous demand that could torpedo the nuclear deal. This is an entirely false portrayal. The issue has been included in the talks […]
UK Survey: 70% of People Polled Don’t Trust BBC’s Commentary on GMOs
Do you trust the mainstream media (MSM)? The BBC, one of the UK’s biggest media companies, is just one example of an enormous media outlet turning to a dinosaur in the age of UFOs. A new survey reveals that almost 70% of the public doesn’t trust the station’s reporting on GMOs. More specifically, the public doesn’t trust the independence of experts featured on the programs.
BBC’s shameful film: Children of the Gaza war
By John Hilley | Zen Politics | July 9, 2015 A truly disgraceful piece of distortion from the BBC’s Lyse Doucet. The title of this film is a clear hint of the propaganda to come, based, as ever, on the fatuous ‘two sides’ narrative. There was no ‘war’, only another orchestrated massacre, a campaign of civil terror, in order to maintain […]
The Warped World of the GMO Lobbyist
By Colin Todhunter | CounterPunch | July 7, 2015 There’s a massive spike in cancer cases in Argentina that is strongly associated with glyphosate-based herbicides. These herbicides are a huge earner for agribusiness. But don’t worry, Patrick Moore says you can drink a whole quart and it won’t harm you. Who needs independent testing? He says people regularly try […]
If Daesh, why not Zionist Occupation Forces?
By Jonathon Cook | The Blog From Nazareth | July 8, 2015 There’s something truly disturbing about the fact that British prime minister David Cameron’s efforts to decide how the media refer to Islamic State are being taken seriously. So seriously, in fact, that 120 MPs have backed the idea that the BBC should not […]
If Daesh, why not Zionist Occupation Forces?
There’s something truly disturbing about the fact that British prime minister David Cameron’s efforts to decide how the media refer to Islamic State are being taken seriously. So seriously, in fact, that 120 MPs have backed the idea that the BBC should not use the name Islamic State and refer to the group by the Arabic acronym “Daesh” instead. Cameron’s argument is that Islamic State is neither Islamic nor a state.
7/7 Ripple Effect 2
Muad’Dib’s latest film about the July 7 2005 London bombings. After being unlawfully jailed for 157 days based on trumped-up charges, and following on from the BBC making a dedicated hit-piece on the original 7/7 Ripple Effect, the film-maker Muad’Dib expands upon the original film and has added over 60 minutes of new material connecting […]
Why are journalists surprised that Israel kills children?
By Amena Saleem | Palestine Journal | June 17, 2015 There was nothing surprising about Israel finding itself not culpable for the killing of four boys on a Gaza beach in July last year, as it did in a military judgment released a few days ago. Israel’s investigations into its own crimes aren’t known for delivering guilty verdicts. […]
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