Monthly Archives: February 2012

Anatomy of a Massacre – Cambodia

By dog | Published: February 29, 2012

Khmer Rouge tribunal threatened by disputes over funding To see more go to www.youtube.com Follow us on Facebook (goo.gl or Twitter (www.twitter.com The UN estimates 3000 were killed in the Khmer Rouge Po Chrey massacre. But journalist Thet Sambath tracked down several perpetrators for the first time and discovered the truth is much more alarming. [...]

Posted in Journeyman | Tagged cambodia, chea, chrey, genocide, journeyman, khmer, mass, massacre, murder, Nuon, pictures, po, rouge, tribunal | Comments closed

‘Pentagon knows China will be US enemy No.1 starting in 2017′

By dog | Published: February 29, 2012

The World Bank has a sobering forecast for the future of China’s economy. It’s produced a report saying without reform, the globe’s second biggest economy will suffer a major slowdown over the next 20 years. With major consequences for the whole world. Let’s get more on this from author and international consultant Adrian Salbucci, who [...]

Posted in Russia Today | Tagged bill, brics, capitalist, china, dod, economy, goldman, interview, Rich, rt, Russia, sachs, states, united | Comments closed

Criminal: Clinton ratchets up anti-Assad rhetoric

By dog | Published: February 29, 2012

With the US labeling the Syrian President as a “war criminal” and France calling for his prosecution in the International Criminal Court, the West appears to be ratcheting up its rhetoric against the Syrian government. On Tuesday, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton testified before a Senate subcommittee on the State Department’s budget. Pressured by [...]

Posted in Russia Today | Tagged army, assad, civil, clinton, crimes, criminal, damascus, free, friends, graham, hillary, homs, intervention, lindsey, lode, obama, Regime, rt, syria, syrian, US, usa, vanoost, war | Comments closed

‘Enough is Enough!’ Spanish & Greeks unite in austerity rage

By dog | Published: February 29, 2012

It’s a day of mass protests across the EU, as people rail against austerity, cuts and economic hardships – which they say are not their fault. Fresh demonstration are brewing across Greece – as the government seeks to implement the drastic austerity measures that came with the latest EU bailout. The demonstrations will be synchronous [...]

Posted in Russia Today | Tagged athens, austerity, barton, borrowing, budget, crisis, cuts, debt, economy, education, election, EU, Euro, Eurozone, firth, Greece, madrid, markets, parliament, protest, rt, sara, scandal, socialists, Spain, stagnation, tom, turmoil, unemployment, valencia | Comments closed

Blind Side: Iraq & Syria wars similarities un-covered

By dog | Published: February 29, 2012

The world’s media is flooded with stories and images allegedly depicting the bloody results of the Syrian army’s assault on the city of Homs. But few have compared the clashes to the massacre in Fallujah, Iraq, which happened nearly ten years ago and saw US troops fighting alongside the government, against the rebels. RT on [...]

Posted in Russia Today | Tagged al, al-qaeda, arab, arms, army, assad, bashar, fallujah, free, homs, intervention, iran, iraq, Israel, kafanov, league, lucy, NATO, qaeda, resolution, rt, sanctions, syria, syrian, terror, UN, unsc, war, Washington, weapons | Comments closed

Inside Story – Putin for president?

By dog | Published: February 29, 2012

Inside Story asks if victory for the Russian prime minister in the upcoming presidential election is a foregone conclusion. Sergei Alexandrovich Markov, Ilya Faybisovich and Vlad Strukov discuss.

Posted in Al Jazeera | Tagged alexandrovich, aljazeera, election, faybisovich, ilya, inside, insidestory, markov, minister, president, prime, Putin, Russia, russian, sergei, story, strukov, vlad, vladimir, youtube | Comments closed

Inside Story: US 2012 – Does the Republican race need a new face?

By dog | Published: February 29, 2012

With Mitt Romney failing to sweep Republicans off their feet, could a new candidate enter the Republican nomination race? Tom Redmond, Carrie Budoff Brown and Liz Mair discuss.

Posted in Al Jazeera | Tagged 2012, aljazeera, american, brown, budoff, carrie, election, fletcher, inside, insidestory, insidestoryamericas, insidestoryus2012, lisa, liz, mair, mitt, nomination, primaries, redmond, republican, Republicans, rick, romney, santorum, story, tom, US, youtube | Comments closed

Listening Post – Drums of war: The US media and the ‘Iranian threat’

By dog | Published: February 29, 2012

In the run up to the US invasion of Iraq, the US media’s saber-rattling followed the Bush administration’s lead. Now it is constructing the ‘Iranian threat’ narrative all by itself. Is this a journalism culture that ignores the dangers of conjecture?

Posted in Al Jazeera | Tagged al, aljazeera, america, american, gizbert, iran, jazeera, journalism, libya, libyan, listening, listeningpost, media, post, press, richard, states, united, US, youtube | Comments closed

Wade defiant as tense Senegal braces for vote

By dog | Published: February 29, 2012

Incumbent president says there is “no going back” in his bid for third term, despite protests before Sunday’s vote.

Posted in Al Jazeera | Tagged africanews, al, aljazeera, andrew, clip, dakar, jazeera, senegal, simmons, youtube | Comments closed

Empire – Egypt: The promise and perils of revolution

By dog | Published: February 29, 2012

As the military refuses to relinquish power, many Egyptians are wondering what more they have to do and asking whether Egypt underwent a popular uprising, an Islamic revolution or a military coup.

Posted in Al Jazeera | Tagged al, aljazeera, bishara, egypt, egyptian, empire, jazeera, marwan, military, revolution, square, tahrir, youtube | Comments closed

Diabetes cause for concern in Qatar

By dog | Published: February 29, 2012

Obesity is growing in young children, with some estimates saying at least 40 per cent of school children suffer from it.

Posted in Al Jazeera | Tagged al, aljazeera, anu, clip, diabetes, doha, jazeera, middleeastnews, nathan, obesity, qatar, youtube | Comments closed

Counting the Cost – Who are the winners and losers in Greece?

By dog | Published: February 29, 2012

While a second bailout means there is money for the bankers, the Greek people still face a decade of austerity. Which begs the question: What is it really all about? Counting the Cost looks at who wins and who loses as a result of the Greek bailout.

Posted in Al Jazeera | Tagged al, al-fardan, aljazeera, bailout, burma, Business, cost, counting, countingcost, countingthecost, economy, EU, european, fardan, finance, Greece, greek, jazeera, kamahl, myanmar, pearls, qatar, santamaria, The, union, youtube | Comments closed

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