USA and the War on Terror

Message to gay community: Don't go. Don't kill.

Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan, whose son was killed in Iraq, is a defender of gay rights But she says: I want to bang my head against a wall when another young gay person commits suicide as a result of despicable bullying, yet people within the same community have fought hard for the right to openly join the world's biggest bully: the US Army.

Hollywood, the Pentagon and perceptions of mass murder

The Pentagon recognises the power of celluloid dreams and encourages Hollywood to create heroic myths; to rewrite history to suit its own strategy and as a recruiting tool to provide a steady flow of willing young patriots for its wars. This 47 minute video shows how the Pentagon shapes perceptions of mass murder.

Why Barack Obama is devoted to destroying Wikileaks

Obama wants to convince people that the true criminals are those who expose acts of high-level political corruption and criminality, rather than those who perpetrate them.

Torture of a truth-teller

He hasn't been charged, but the treatment in prison of Bradley Manning, the alleged source of the Wikileaks revelations, is inhumane and by the standards of many nations, torture.

Israel and Wikileaks' "illegality"

Visa, Mastercard and Paypal stopped donations to Wikileaks, claiming it acted illegally. So what did they do about donations to Israel's illegal settlements in Palestine?

Michael Moore and Wikileaks

Wikileaks exists to terrorise liars and warmongers. Perhaps the next war won't be so easy because the tables are turned -- now it's Big Brother who's being watched. By us!

How the media colludes in wars

John Pilger's new film The War You Don't See asks why have journalists colluded with governments to hoodwink us into accepting unjustified and illegal wars?

Why I support Julian Assange

Jemima Khan says there's a fundamental injustice here: punishment (execution even) of the man reporting war crimes, but not for those that perpetrated them.

Amazon and democracy

In blocking Wikileaks, Amazon has sent a clear signal to all its users: engage in controversial speech that the US government doesn't like and Amazon is going to dump you.

Wikileaks deserves protection, not threats and attacks

There is nothing more wrong than a government lying to its people about wars, then asking them to put their lives and their taxes on the line for those lies. - JULIAN ASSANGE

Wikileaks: democracy's servant

Wikileaks confirms verything we knew about the mass killing, torture and corruption in Iraq and Afghanistan. The world's leaders can no longer hide the truth by simply lying to the public. The lies themselves have been exposed.

Why the world needs Wikileaks

Organisations such as WikiLeaks may be the best we can hope for to create the climate of transparency and accountability necessary for an authentic democracy.

Wikileaks and US global power

The WikiLeaks avalanche has exposed America's floundering imperial rule to scrutiny – and its reliance on dictatorship and deceit, says Seumas Milne.

Stay away from UK George Bush

Not only would George Bush face anti-war riots if he comes to Europe, says Mayor of London Boris Johnson, he could be arrested for torture policies when he was president.

George Bush's memoir digested down to half a page

The first person to telephone me was Prime Minister Tony Blears... and over the years Terry Blair has gone on to be one of America's most faithful lapdogs and people should stop being so beastly to him.

Masters and servants of war

But there's a one thing I know
Though I'm younger than you
That even Jesus would never
Forgive what you do