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Tony Hayward, the chief executive who took over last year, has been trying to turn the company round after years of disappointing performance ...
Inspector questions Blackwater contracts
Wednesday, July 30th, 2008
By Joseph Neff | A high-stakes dispute that flared Monday between Blackwater and the federal government boils down to a definition: Are the hundreds of Blackwater guards protecting diplomats in Iraq and Afghanistan employees or contractors? By labeling them contractors, Blackwater and its affiliates qualified for federal small-business contracts worth nearly $110 million.
Those contracts and others were called into question Monday when the Small Business Administration's inspector ...
Al-Qaeda expert re-killed by CIA
Wednesday, July 30th, 2008
legitgov.org |
It's 'Groundhog Day' at the CIA!
Abu Khabab al-Masri 'died' in January 2006 and again on Monday. Once again, the 'mainstream' media announces the re-killing of another 'key al-Qaeda operative' by a 'CIA-operated unpiloted ...
Afghan air war grows in intensity
Wednesday, July 30th, 2008
By David Wood | WASHINGTON - Daily airstrikes by U.S. and allied fighter-bombers in Afghanistan have almost doubled since last summer, according to U.S. Air Force data, a trend that reflects increased insurgent attacks but also raises concerns about civilian casualties.
The growing reliance on airstrikes by U.S. commanders in Afghanistan appears to mark a turn in the course of the war.
Responding to requests from ground commanders, allied ...
Strike on Iran still possible, U.S. tells Israel
Wednesday, July 30th, 2008
LA Times | WASHINGTON -- Bush administration officials reassured Israel's defense minister this week that the United States has not abandoned all possibility of a military attack on Iran, despite widespread Israeli concern that Washington has begun softening its position toward Tehran.
In meetings Monday and Tuesday, administration officials told Defense Minister Ehud Barak that the option of attacking Iran over its nuclear program remains on the table, though U.S. officials ...
Reversing mass imprisonment
Wednesday, July 30th, 2008
Bruce Western |
The British sociologist T.H. Marshall described citizenship as the ¡°basic human equality associated with full membership in a community.¡± By this measure, thirty years of prison growth concentrated among the poorest in society has diminished American citizenship. But as the prison boom attains new heights, the conversation about criminal punishment may finally be shifting.
For the first time in decades, political leaders seem willing to consider ...
¡®All Citizens Must Be Equal¡¯
Wednesday, July 30th, 2008
Guardian | "When we're inside Sadaka Reut, I believe that everyone is good to each other," said Lena, describing her Arab-Israeli summer camp. "But then we go out on to the street, and it's [a different story] ¡¦"
Seconds later, her point was proved perfectly. On a busy intersection in the heart of Yafo, a middle-aged man cast a disapproving eye over the street exhibition the group ...
Bush Reveals True Reason for War in Push for Iraqi Agreement
Wednesday, July 30th, 2008
Huffington Post | For five years the Bush administration has played wack-a-mole with the American people as to why we are in Iraq, with a new justification quickly spawning after the hollow core of the prior position was exposed. WMD's was followed by fighting Al Qaeda and ultimately bringing democracy to the Middle East. Last week the proverbial mole may have met his maker and exposed the true reason over ...
BNP Clive Jefferson, YouTube, and incitement to violence
Tuesday, July 29th, 2008
Via Lancaster Unity
With the infamous case of Sheppard and Whittle in the news it doesn't seem like anti-fascists have to dig very deep to find links to organised far right groups and violent threats and intimidation. Redwatch is obviously the jewel in the crown for the far-right as far as this tactic is concerned. The BNP have, in public at least, recently tried ...
Human rights groups say torture widespread in Palestinian jails
Monday, July 28th, 2008
Karin Laub And Dalia Nammari, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
SALEM, West Bank - Majdi Jabour was beaten to the point of passing out by the Fatah-allied interrogators in the West Bank who accused him of ties to rival Hamas. In Gaza, the same fate befell a Fatah supporter who was bloodied in a lockup by club-wielding Hamas security men.
Two human rights groups on Monday decried widespread mistreatment and torture in Palestinian jails ...
Amnesty claims its website is being blocked
Monday, July 28th, 2008
JOURNALISTS working from the Olympics press centre in Beijing are unable to access amnesty.org, the Amnesty International website, the organisation claimed today.
A number of other websites are also reported to have been blocked, they claimed.
It comes as Amnesty International prepares to launch a new report evaluating the Chinese authorities¡¯ human rights performance in the run-up to the Olympics.
It is embarrassing to the International Olympic Committee, who had highlighted the loosening ...
Rights Groups: Peacekeepers Not Doing Enough for Darfur Civilians
Monday, July 28th, 2008
By Tendai Maphosa | A report by a group of African human rights agencies says the joint African Union - United Nations peacekeeping force in Sudan's Darfur region is not providing sufficient protection to civilians there. Tendai Maphosa has more from our Bureau in London.
The report by the Darfur Consortium, a coalition of non-governmental human rights groups warns that the international peacekeeping force in Darfur is "in ...















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