Mali, Algeria, Libya: the real reason Britain signed up for war on Africa

Mali, Algeria, Libya: the real reason Britain signed up for war on Africa

The truth behind the 'war on terror' is that it is part of Western powers' imperialistic quest to secure natural resource reserves for their corporations.

We didn't stop the Iraq war ten years ago. But we transformed British politics

We didn't stop the Iraq war ten years ago. But we transformed British politics

The 2 million of us who marched against the Iraq invasion 10 years ago created a force that is still shaping politics and society.

Did millions protesting against the Iraq war on 15 February 2003 achieve anything?

Did millions protesting against the Iraq war on 15 February 2003 achieve anything?

Not only did the march have the traditional left but also, for example, there was the Muslim community, sections of the Jewish community, Liberal Democrats, even some Tories.

Obama the 'drone president' says he has legal right to murder anyone anywhere at will

Obama the 'drone president' says he has legal right to murder anyone anywhere at will

The Obama administration wants the right to kill anyone (even a US citizen) anywhere (whether on or off the battlefield) anytime it deems it appropriate to do so.

Why I will not fight for Queen and country by ex-SAS soldier

Why I will not fight for Queen and country by ex-SAS soldier

The idea of fighting for Queen and Country is held tight by those who never have and never will actually fight, says former SAS soldier Ben Griffin.

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De-politicized, sanitized and hyper-commercialized sport is epitimized by the 2012 Olympics with its strict rule that participants can only represent their country or their corporate sponsor.

Whatever else is true, it's impossible to evade the fact that a country that wages endless war will be a country filled with citizens convinced of the virtues and nobility of aggression.

The sharp increase in arms supplies, funding and technical support from the US, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey and others has dramatically boosted the rebels' fortunes, as well as the death toll.

As Saudi Arabia steps up its support for the insurgents in Syria, the tensions with Iran rise and there's growing dissent from the Shiite minority at home.

Obama’s shameful timidity in forthrightly condemning the Sikh temple killings is hardly surprising. After all, this is a president with a “kill list” for Muslims including Americans.

The aim is to bankrupt the country and cause economic collapse, provoking mass suffering -- ordinary people in Iran are no longer collateral damage, but the intended targets of sanctions.

There have been innumerable cases when human intervention aborted nuclear attack only moments before launch after false reports by automated systems.

As the US national anthem began to play, Smith and Carlos raised their arms in a gesture of solidarity with the victims of racism, violence, and injustice at home and across the world.

As Assange waits to hear if he will be granted asylum by Ecuador, what evidence exists to suggest he is right to consider himself a political target and not a common criminal?

Who in their right mind would give a powerful unmanned air force to the CIA -- a covert organisation with such a track record for unaccountable and illegal killing?

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