General Mann: “That skeleton beam must be what they used to wipe out the French cities.” Dr. Forrester: “It neutralizes mesons somehow. They’re the atomic glue holding matter together. Cut across their lines of magnetic →
Following recent American airstrikes in Somalia, the words ‘Black Hawk Down’ have been mentioned dozens of times across the UK national press, and more than 100 times in the US press, over the last month. →
The Locus Of Responsibility In his book Necessary Illusions, Noam Chomsky summarised the stark divide separating media treatment of state crimes: “In the case of enemy crimes, we find outrage; allegations based on the flimsiest →
Richard Jennings Business and government work hand in glove. Governments need business for the wealth that it creates or brings into the country, and for the contributions it makes to the elections which keep politicians →
Voluntary Subjection Cannot Be Forced Following the death of Ronald Reagan in June 2004, the US media watchdog FAIR reported that major US newspapers had used the phrase “death squad” just five times in connection →
On December 24, the Independent on Sunday‘s front page featured a portrait of a British soldier gazing pensively into the distance. A banner headline filled the page: “An ‘IoS’ Christmas special with the troops →
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