John Pilger says the choice is our over whether we will or will not accept a new tyranny at a rally in London to support WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
John Pilger delivers warning from Julian Assange
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Pink Floyd frontman Roger Waters speaks ans performs for Julian Assange in London
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By Jim Hayes
Leaders of the world’s biggest seven economies have just finished a summit in Biarritz, which is in France. The summit goes by the name of the G7. Continue reading G7 gathering shows how useless they are
By Joe Montero
When it comes to assessing a situation, it is wise to be careful and seek out the facts. This especially applies to events occurring overseas. They may not be as they first appear. Continue reading The Hongkong protest movement is not what it has been made to appear to be
It’s great to hear that a major engineering firm has decided to cut its ties with the Adani project at Abbott Point terminal and will refuse to work on the Carmichael coal mine. Continue reading Engineering company pulls out of Adani project
Roger Hallam talks about how the October Rebellion is based on the “movement of movements” theme and why this focus is crucial to our success. In his inimitable direct yet larrikin style, Roger emphasises that now is the time for all of us to unite, to put any ideological differences between us into their proper context and to suspend any animosity towards others with different points of view. Or as Roger puts it, “We don’t have time to be snotty”. Solidarity, unity in diversity, compassion and love for all life… these are our antidotes to the massive climate and ecological crisis that confronts us.
By Joe Montero
President Donald Trump has admitted that the United States faces the prospect of a recession, saying that this may be the short-term price of the trade war with China. Continue reading Trump finally admits that the United States faces recession
By Jim Hayes
Once again Australia’s government does what Uncle Sam tells it to do. This time, its to participate in military aggression in the Strait of Hormuz. Continue reading Australia joins in US led imperial ambitions in the Strait of Hormuz
By Joe Montero
The personal stories of mistreatment by Centrelink just keep on coming out, as the current system continues along in just the same way, mistreating perhaps hundreds of thousands of Australians. Continue reading Time for Centrelink to be scrapped and replaced
Febriana Firdaus reports (Al Jazeera 19 August 2019) about what happened in West Papua during Indonesia’s Independence Day. West Papuans are fighting the occupation of their home. The unrest begun after Indonesian soldiers taunted students with racial comments, fired tear gas and arrested many rof raing the banned Morning Star flag. Despite years of suppression, it is clear that the independence movement is gaining strength and the participation of larger numbers of West Papuans. Continue reading Fiery protests erupt West Papua
By Joe Montero
I am reluctant to get into any debate about religion. Although not religious myself, I recognise the importance of respecting the views of those of faith. There is a lot we can have in common about important issues. Continue reading Some use freedom of religion as a cover for discrimination and domination
