Gaza under fire; Every war Israel has waged since 1948 has had the same objective: expulsion of the native people and theft of more land. But why are we in the west silent on this truth?, New Statesman, 12 January 2009, pp. 1, 10-12.
Gaza under fire; Every war Israel has waged since 1948 has had the same objective: expulsion of the native people and theft of more land. But why are we in the west silent on this truth?, New Statesman, 12 January 2009, pp. 1, 10-12.
John Pilger; Apartheid's legacy; Salute lawyers suing corporates for aiding 'the single worst human rights violation in history', Mail & Guardian, 23 January 2009, p. 21.
John Pilger; Apartheid's legacy; Salute lawyers suing corporates for aiding 'the single worst human rights violation in history', Mail & Guardian, 23 January 2009, p. 21.
World Affairs; As deserving as Blair, Howard and Uribe are of the Bush freedom medal, others cry out for a place in their company. For its assault on Gaza, I nominate the state of Israel, New Statesman, 26 January 2009, pp. 22-23.
World Affairs; As deserving as Blair, Howard and Uribe are of the Bush freedom medal, others cry out for a place in their company. For its assault on Gaza, I nominate the state of Israel, New Statesman, 26 January 2009, pp. 22-23.
World Affairs; The politics of bollocks; Supporters of the new US president refuse to admit that the "man of change" is, in fact, changing very little. It's time the Obama lovers grew up, New Statesman, 09 February 2009, pp. 26-27.
World Affairs; The politics of bollocks; Supporters of the new US president refuse to admit that the "man of change" is, in fact, changing very little. It's time the Obama lovers grew up, New Statesman, 09 February 2009, pp. 26-27.
World Citizen; Sticking to the script; During the Cold War, Hollywood's anti-Soviet message was loud and clear. Today, the film industry is more likely to censor by omission, writes John Pilger, New Statesman, 23 February 2009, p. 33.
World Citizen; Sticking to the script; During the Cold War, Hollywood's anti-Soviet message was loud and clear. Today, the film industry is more likely to censor by omission, writes John Pilger, New Statesman, 23 February 2009, p. 33.