Month: February 2003

The Bush and Blair governments are dragging the public kicking and screaming into a war that threatens to plunge the world into chaos and which almost nobody wants. Like an occupying force, British politicians representing →

“The killed will be covered with earth and lime, and once more all the crowd of deluded men will be led on and on till those who have devised the project weary of it, or →

Introduction – Passionately ‘Sincere’ Truth Reversal In Parts 1 and 2 of this three-part Media Alert, we showed the dramatic extent to which Tony Blair has attempted to deceive the British public on Iraq. In →

Mainstream media stand exposed On Saturday 15 February, anti-war demonstrations will be taking place around the world. The Media Lens co-editors will be joining upwards of half-a-million peace activists in London. This promises to be →

In Part 1 we showed how Tony Blair profoundly misled the British public on the ‘threat’ posed by Iraq’s alleged weapons of mass destruction (WMD) during a recent BBC2 Newsnight interview and debate. Blair claimed →

The French and German governments have acted for sanity and hope by proposing a peace plan that involves the tripling of UN weapons inspectors in Iraq possibly backed up by thousands of UN troops. In →

Army Of Mothers On January 29 the front page of the Daily Mirror carried a full-page picture of Tony Blair with dripping red fingers and palms. The title in large letters: ‘Blood On His Hands’. →

Below we present an analysis detailing the development of Tony Blair’s stance on Iraq. It shows quite clearly that Blair’s conversion to fearing Iraq as an alleged terrible threat to UK security occurred dramatically about →

Introduction – Killing Hope In Part 1 we proposed that much modern individual suffering is inherent neither to ourselves as individuals, nor to the human condition, but is often rooted in a dominant political-economic system →