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Carlton Cole’s colonial mentality shame
March 31st, 2011 | 
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Shame on Carlton Cole for for his colonial mentality.
In the Sun online today, England striker Carlton Cole was caught up in a shameful race row after the 1-1 draw against Ghana, when he wrote on twitter that the Ghana fans were illegal immigrants, revealing not only his colonial mentality but a shameful mentality that many black and ethnic minority populations who are born here have towards new arrivals.
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The monstrous atrocities of US soldiers in Afghanistan
Pfc. Andrew Holmes poses with Mudin’s body. Photo from Rolling Stone
US political magazine The Rolling Stone released disturbing pictures last week of American soldiers posing for photographs with dead Afghan children and innocent civilians that they deliberately murdered, and then covering up the murders by planting weapons on the dead bodies to give the impression that they were hostile combatants. These monstrous atrocities committed by American soldiers reveal the depth of immorality regarding Western wars, and worse still the psychopathic mindset of many soldiers.
Skinback Fusiliers
Press release by Clare Sambrook©
An explosive novel about the army that no publisher will touch while Britain is involved in bloody conflicts is being serialised free online.
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Tags: Joe Glenton, openDemocracy, SKINBACK FUSILIERS, Unknown Soldier |
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Humanitarian intervention from hell: Liberating Libyans with poisoned weapons
The effects of depleted uranium on a baby in Iraq. An example of Western humanitarianism.
The world’s citizens were told that NATO had intervened in Libya to protect civilians, what we were not told is that the US, French and British military are dropping depleted uranium (DU) on Libyans, the poisonous toxic effects will remain with Libyans for decades to come. This is not a humanitarian intervention as the mainstream media has portrayed it, it is a humanitarian intervention from hell.
Another war for oil: UN approves Libyan no fly zone and military action
Exposing Britain's two-faced lies: Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair meets Colonel Gaddafi in May 2007 to establish oil deals under BP. (Picture taken from Mail Online, 29 May, 2007)
On Thursday March 17 the United Nations (UN) voted to establish a “no fly zone” over Libyan airspace and take military action against Libyan leader Colonel Muamar Gaddafi, this is not a humanitarian intervention as the mainstream media has stated but rather a stategy by America and its allies to take control of Libya’s vast oil reserves.
University and college lecturers told to monitor Muslim students
Will Muslim students be under surveillance for speaking against UK foreign policy and war crimes?
A BBC report has revealed that university and college lecturers are being told to monitor Muslim students for signs of radicalisation, including taking a closer look at essays to look for “troubling or revealing ideas” and having face-to-face meetings with students to assess the threat they may pose to the UK.
The West’s battle for Libya’s oil
Libya has become the next battleground for the West to take control of North African and Middle East natural resources, with US and allied naval power stationed along the Libyan coastline, and Western leaders and the Western media calling for NATO to intervene on humanitarian grounds; what is at stake here is not the lives of the Libyan people as claimed by the media, but one of the world’s largest oil reserves ranked 25 out of the 100 top oil companies in the world by The Energy Intelligence.
Why Mothers Will Be Marching On Saturday 12 March
Press release by Global Women’s Strike©
On Saturday 12 March 2011, women in a number of countries will mark the Centenary of IWD with a MOTHERS MARCH, to defend Everyone’s survival and welfare, and calling for an End to cuts, poverty and discrimination.