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Internationalist Observer 2013 Collected Works

28-12-2013 16:44 | Analysis | History | World

This is a series of analyses produced in the course of this year by the same writer and published under the same screen name. The focus is on the coverage of issues such as the climate collapse, radioactive contamination, spying, corruption, arms trade in various places around the world. Location reference is added to the title where it is not obvious. Thanks for providing this open publishing platform.

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The Many Faces of Nelson Mandela

This is a review of Danny Schechter's new book on Nelson Mandela who sadly passed away so recently. The review is written by author and historian Alan Wieder.

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For 11-11-13 remember the mutineers of WW1 with a Black Poppy

09-11-2013 18:57 | Anti-militarism | History | Social Struggles | World

With a black poppy we remember all soldiers and sailors internationally who rebelled and mutinied against the First World War.

Elish Angiolini And The ROTHSCHILD FAMILY

02-11-2013 19:11 | History | Public sector cuts | Social Struggles | World

This is who and what her real bosses do and are

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JoNina and Lorenzo Ervin on Dissident Island Radio

Episode 128 on 18 October 2013, the night before the annual London Anarchist Bookfair, featured two seasoned activists from the USA.

The Future Of Farming

24-10-2013 11:47 | History | Repression | Social Struggles | World

Current methods of land trading and farming are not sustainable.

Happy Birthday Veggies!!!!

16-10-2013 17:24 | Culture | Health | History | World

Veggies food in court,McBurgers V's Veggies burgers(McLIbel Trial),Rain,sun,snow,blood,sweat,tears,love,laughter,exhaustion,Brighton to Scotland and more....

UG#664 -The Bloodstained Laundry Of Capitalism(&The Coming Revolt Of The Guards)

This week, a trio of angles on capitalism which sharply contradict the idealized world so aggressively pushed by economists and the commercially-controlled media. After Geoff Bailey introduces the concept of "Accumulation by Dispossession", David Graeber summarizes some key points from the book we last year, Debt, The First 5000 Years and we conclude with the final chapter of Howard Zinn's People's History Of The United States.

About the fights in Santiago – September 2013

22-09-2013 22:43 | History | Repression | Social Struggles | World

On September 11th 1973, the commander-in-chief of the Chilean army Augusto Pinochet took power over the democratically elected president Allende. Over the next 17 years, Pinochet killed and tortured thousands under his dictatorial rule. On the same day, in 1998, anarchist Claudia López was shot dead by cops of the reinstated democracy, while fighting at a barricade during a commemoration of the coup d’etat.

No Pasaran Uncut - new anti-fascist animation

19-09-2013 08:03 | Anti-racism | Free Spaces | History | World

Watch the new anti-fascist animation about the anti-fascist movement from Magdeburg, Germany!

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Zero-hour contracts!

18-07-2013 14:50 | Analysis | History | Workers' Movements | World

Recent media coverage has highlighted the onset of zero-hour contracts for employing workers in various private and public sectors. This article looks at the economic logic of this under the capitalist mode of production and suggests this is nothing new in the history of that mode.

Undercover Police Officers Licensed to Rape and Discredit UK Citizens

UK Police forces have despatched undercover agents into peaceful protest movements, where they have engaged in intimate sexual relationships and even had children with the targets of their espionage, while maintaining their cover. They have also been found smearing the families of murder victims and justice campaigners, and undertaken illegal actions to discredit otherwise peaceful movements. Undercover police exist and it seems they are licensed to do just about anything to suppress our ability to dissent.

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03-06-2013 07:36 | Animal Liberation | Ecology | History | World

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UG#643 - Living A Higher, More Ethereal Life (Foreclosures, Monongahela, Walden)

What would it mean to live 'a higher & more ethereal life' we ask this week in a successor program to last week's show. The quote is from Henry David Thoreau's classic Walden which we keep reading, and which details the shed he built by Walden Pond in 1845 at a cost of $28.12½ (i.e. around $1000 nowadays). Our main presentation is a 2013 interview about Direct Action to resist the US government sponsored armed gangs who are attempting to evict people from their homes. We supplement this with short readings from John Taylor Gatto's Underground History of American Education and from Suelo.

UG#640 - The Making Of The National Security State (The Power Principle 1)

We devote the whole show to the first part of a radio adaptation of the 2012 Metanoia film, The Power Principle. Using examples of Iran, Guatemala, Congo, Chile and Greece a wide range of insiders and historians unmask the Cold War as a propaganda cover for the war between the rest of the world and resource hungry US corporations.

Crisis of Civilization Podcast#3 Sibel Edmond: the most gagged person in the USA

FBI whistle-blower Sibel Edmonds was described as “the most gagged person in the history of the United States” by the American Civil Liberties Union. This week, Nafeez mosaddeq Ahmed released an article about her story which has gone viral. You can read the article "Why was a Sunday Times report on US government ties to al-Qaeda chief spiked?" here

http://sheffield.indymedia.org.uk/2013/05/509561.html

Why was a Sunday Times report on US government ties to al-Qaeda chief spiked?

FBI whistle-blower Sibel Edmonds was described as "the most gagged person in the history of the United States" by the American Civil Liberties Union. Was the Sunday Times pressured to drop its investigation into her revelations?

The Only Vote That Counts!

23-04-2013 12:25 | History | World

The Only Vote That Counts!

Ding Dong, BBC make history as music downloads become news!

12-04-2013 20:56 | History | Public sector cuts | London | World

The BBC have decided not to play the "Ding Dong the Witch is Dead" track on its flagship Radio 1's Official Chart Show.

UG#629 - Speaking Forbidden Truths (The Poor Had No Lawyers, Monetarism's Fail)

This week we conclude our reading of David Graeber's Debt, The First 5000 Years with a focus on the fraud of land 'ownership' and economics. A mix of new and familiar speakers include a reading by Lyn Gerry from episode 90 and a radio adaptation of an Adam Curtis film, The League of Gentlemen.

World History Newswire Archive

Internationalist Observer 2013 Collected Works

The Many Faces of Nelson Mandela

For 11-11-13 remember the mutineers of WW1 with a Black Poppy

Elish Angiolini And The ROTHSCHILD FAMILY

JoNina and Lorenzo Ervin on Dissident Island Radio

The Future Of Farming

Happy Birthday Veggies!!!!

UG#664 -The Bloodstained Laundry Of Capitalism(&The Coming Revolt Of The Guards)

About the fights in Santiago – September 2013

No Pasaran Uncut - new anti-fascist animation

Zero-hour contracts!

Undercover Police Officers Licensed to Rape and Discredit UK Citizens

Please Support

UG#643 - Living A Higher, More Ethereal Life (Foreclosures, Monongahela, Walden)

UG#640 - The Making Of The National Security State (The Power Principle 1)

Crisis of Civilization Podcast#3 Sibel Edmond: the most gagged person in the USA

Why was a Sunday Times report on US government ties to al-Qaeda chief spiked?

The Only Vote That Counts!

Ding Dong, BBC make history as music downloads become news!

UG#629 - Speaking Forbidden Truths (The Poor Had No Lawyers, Monetarism's Fail)

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