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Rising Black acting talent resorts to colonial mentality in racial insults
February 27th, 2012 | 
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James Howson.
James Howson, who became the first black Heathcliff in the latest film version of Wuthering Heights faces prison after racially insulting his Asian girlfriend, highlighting a serious trend within black and minority ethnic communities of a colonial mentality which has its roots in European ideology.
Posted in National News | 
Tags: colonial mentality, James Howson, the first black Heathcliff | 
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BBC’s new Empire series should be viewed in a critical light
A new five-part BBC series about the British Empire will explore the so called ‘good’ and bad aspects of the empire, but this idea that the British Empire was somehow a force for good is an affront to the African slave trade and nations which were subjected to colonial rule by force.
Posted in Entertainment |
Tags: A new five-part BBC series about the British Empire, African slave trade, Opium Wars |
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The global terrorist network and its links to western intelligence
The Pentagon. Headquarters of the world's leading terrorist organisation.
It is pretty amazing that in the era of global information on the internet many people continue to believe the lies parroted by the western mainstream media regarding terrorism and terrorists, when brief research will uncover that the very terrorists paraded on the television screens worked with western intelligence organisations and continue to work with them.
Posted in International News |
Tags: Al Qaeda as we know it was a CIA creation, Bin Laden and Bush families linked, British Intelligence paid Al Qaeda to assassinate former Libyan leader Colonel Gadaffi, Osama Bin Laden was recruited by the CIA, The Project for a New American Century, War on Terror |
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U.S. planned regime change in Syria from 2001
Contrary to mainstream media reports Syrians at a pro-government rally at the central bank square in Damascus March 29, 2011. (Reuters Photo)
“This is a memo that describes how we’re going to take out seven countries in five years, starting with Iraq, and then Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and, finishing off, Iran.” (General Wesley Clark, speaking in a Democracy Now interview with Amy Goodman about how he received instructions in 2001 that the US military was planning to attack Syria).