Middle East

Obama describes war as ‘peace’

Obama describes war as ‘peace’

Barack Obama has launched his very own brand of doublespeak by defining war as “peace”. In an infamous ‘War is Peace’ speech, Obama claimed: “We must declare war on war, so the outcome will be peace upon peace”. Such a blatant redefinition of the English language and popular concepts has been criticised by many campaigners as yet another example of[Read More…]

Palestinian citizens mourning their dead

Israel resumes genocidal campaign

A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has collapsed after 30 more Palestinians were butchered by the Israeli army. The Israeli army has told people it is resuming operations after claiming that Hamas has broken its ceasefire. It then warned residents to stay inside. The news comes after weeks of the relentless bombing of Palestinian citizens and torture of the innocent[Read More…]

Why do so many tragedies occur at Westfield?

Why do so many tragedies occur at Westfield?

Our heartfelt sympathies go out to all of those who died in the Westfield Mall bombings in Kenya. One can hardly imagine anything more terrifying than seeing your loved ones duck sprays of bullets inflicted on them by murderers and terrorists of the worst kind. Existing reports have already covered the depth of tragedies unleashed by these cowardly acts, and[Read More…]

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT: Disturbing pictures unveil the catastrophic effects of depleted uranium on Afghan children

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT: Disturbing pictures unveil the catastrophic effects of depleted uranium on Afghan children

Disturbing pictures have emerged of the effects of depleted uranium on Afghan children. Dr Dr. Mohammed Daud Miraki, a writer, activist and politician took the photos after seeing the effect of Western chemical weapons during the invasion of the country. Neither the pictures, nor the story appeared in the mainstream media at the time. The only site it appeared on[Read More…]

Iraqi torture victims ordered to pay $14000 to abusers

A US judge has ordered four Iraqis who were tortured at the infamous Abu Ghraib prison to pay $14,000 to their abusers. The men, who were stripped naked and made to perform sexual acts on each other, among other things, were told that they had to pay the fees to defense contractor CACI, an Arlington, Va.-based company that supplied interrogators[Read More…]