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The Empire Files – 9/11 and the Belligerent Empire
Abby Martin
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Not quite getting the link between the racist, conspiracy laden lyrics(?) you’ve quoted and the vid posted by Paul….
To expand on the reference…
Compare the emotive presentation of Paul’s link with Smith’s emotive lyrics.
Compare this analysis with “The Power of Nightmares”.
Perhaps Smith’s lyrics are racist. That’s beyond my ken.
“Slit-eyed’, in this context, refers to a narrowing of the gaze to see something more precisely: the fellow is a hunter after all. That said, Smith may well have intended a dogwhistle on the side.
Hmm. The link’s worth the view. The Fall are worth a listen. And…that’s that really.
The Real House of Saud – Saudi Arabia’s Oil-For-Tyranny
Looking back at this mornings discussion on opposing TPPA are there ways we can make it work against itself?
Is it only a country government that can be sued. What about say the Auckland city council? If you can’t sue a council how about a 100% tax per annum on the GV of land & sections- Rebated suspended down to say1% or something if the land is actually owned by a citizen living on it. Make it really unattractive to purchase local land.
Another Dog and Pony Show.
Excellent synopsis from Paul Buchanan on Key’s trip to Iraq.
Excerpt:
They’re all giddy with excitement at being in a ‘war zone”, they feel like real reporters and have nothing to fall back on.
Yep. They’re feeling like they’ve hit the big-time cos they can tell their kids and grand kids they were an embedded journalist in Iraq during a war. No need to tell them it was only for one day.
in an area Key describes as very safe. Mike McRoberts they aint.
https://theintercept.com/2015/10/07/a-short-history-of-u-s-bombing-of-civilian-facilities/
that’s a bullshit photograph. or to put it another way, considering that just politics is founded on empathy, it is an unjust photograph.