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2011-01-20 Cablegate, Ireland, and extraordinary rendition

January 20, 2011

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Cablegate reinforces suspicions of Irish government complicity in US rendition: US diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks are gradually adding to a picture wherein the government of Ireland ignored public opposition to suspected US rendition flights through its territory, and looked for ways to co-operate with alleged US abuses while avoiding liability and political fallout. What… [Read more…]

2011-01-20 Cablegate: Statement on rendition by Irish Labour spokesperson for Foreign Affairs

January 20, 2011

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Irish Labour politician calls out Irish government on rendition: A senior member of the Irish Labour party and spokesperson for Foreign Affairs, Michael D Higgins, has criticized the Fianna Fáil government for apparent collusion with the US government on suspected rendition flights from Shannon airport in County Clare, indicated in US diplomatic cables from the… [Read more…]

Iraq War Logs: What Now?

October 28, 2010

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What happens now? What’s the point? I’ve heard this question a good few times over the last few days. Sometimes it’s not really motivated by a desire to find the answer. In these cases, it’s just a rhetorical question undercutting the importance of the documents or reflecting general cynicism about the susceptibility to change of… [Read more…]

JuiceMedia: Rap News vs News World Order (The war on journalism)

October 27, 2010

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This amazing video came out this morning. JuiceMedia’s Rap News series is extremely clever, and actually compresses excellent commentary on current affairs and the state of media into 5 minute rap presentations, with colourful characters, both real and fictional. It’s highly polished, very astute, and the last one was an excellent examination of Wikileaks, Pentagon media… [Read more…]

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