Tagged with "Iraq"

VIDEO: Ken Livingstone makes excuses for Boston bombers

Labour's former Mayor of London, Ken Livingstone, has used his Press TV pulpit to make anti-imperialist excuses on behalf of the Boston bombers
by Media Hawk - 29 April 2013
Mutilated justice is better than no justice at all

The international community has a duty to act when human beings are suffering, no matter how anti-interventionists try to obfuscate the matter
by Oscar Clarke - 29 March 2013
Why accept the socialist-driven Iraq War narrative?

George Galloway may be a master orator, but we'd do well not to allow him free rein over the Iraq War narrative
by Jonathan Bracey Gibbon - 27 February 2013
Asking the right questions on Iraq

Even with, and partly because of, a decade of hindsight, clear-headed discussion about the run-up to the Iraq war is befuddled by our inability to ask the right questions
by Robin Shepherd, Owner / Publisher - 19 February 2013
Not in my name: 'Stop the War' 10 years on

Today is the 10th anniversary of the Stop the War protest in London, against the Iraq War. 10 years on, those who marched should not be quite so sure of themselves
by Peter Cannon - 15 February 2013
"Message from Saddam" shoes hurled at US diplomat in UK Parliament

US diplomat Paul Bremer was pelted with shoes at a meeting in the British Parliament this week - exclusive footage
by The Commentator - 10 February 2013
Burgas bombing: It was Hezbollah?

Israel's Channel 2 has announced that the Bulgarian foreign minister's report to Israel shows that Hezbollah was responsible for the Burgas bombing last year. Bulgarian sources disagree.
by The Commentator - 18 January 2013
Blood, gas, and the big picture

President Vladimir Putin wants the world to know that Russia is back. He wants the world to recognize that Russia is a global power that is to be treated with respect. Most of all, he wants a victory
by Felix Imonti - 27 September 2012
Islam's sanguinary scenes

Make no two ways about it – unless we uphold our liberties in the face of backwater clerics and their man-made claims of sacredness, we’ve lost
by Benjamin Lazarus - 19 September 2012
Myths and realities: Israel and the refugee problem

The Arab world committed crimes against 850,000 Arab-Jewish refugees and continues to commit crimes against 5,000,000 downtrodden Palestinian pawns
by Adam Mallerman - 13 September 2012
Never give up: Why 9/11 continues to unite us against terrorism

9/11 will remain a day with immense meaning. We should all take a moment to reflect on what it means for us
by The Commentator - 10 September 2012
Desmond Tutu is out of his depth on Iraq and Tony Blair

Tutu can't handle the serious moral issues about Iraq, and he should stop pontificating to Tony Blair
by Robin Shepherd, Owner / Publisher - 2 September 2012
Now al-Qaeda joins the fight against Assad in Syria?

With the UN failing, and the international community in no mood for intervention, Syria could be about to get a lot worse
by Ghaffar Hussain - 14 May 2012
The Death of Bin Laden – One Year On?

Bin Laden's death dealt a seriously blow to al-Qaeda. But are they down for the count?
by Ghaffar Hussain - 3 May 2012
America still has exceptional public servants. Just look at Ryan Crocker and David Petraeus

The last few weeks have been bad for the domestic reputation of the US Government. Ryan Crocker and David Petraeus provide compelling evidence that not all is lost
by Tom Rogan - 1 May 2012