Month: May 2004

On February 4, Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger emailed us the following challenge: “Dear David, I continue to be very pressed. You make an nteresting critique of the general position regarding the funding of newspapers – →

The Sacking Of Piers Morgan After the Hutton inquiry had finally done for Andrew Gilligan and his bosses, Noam Chomsky made the only point that mattered: “The idea that the state – whether hiding itself →

Now Blair Spins Climate Change We Haven’t Seen Anything Yet! On 29-30 April, 1991 one of history’s premier storms hit Bangladesh – 138,000 people were killed. One local woman spoke of a “wall of water” →

The West’s Presumption of Moral Superiority West Is Best? Writing in the Daily Mirror on April 22, Tony Parsons raged at the brutal killing of four American security guards in Falluja: “The gloating sadistic savagery →