In a cover piece for the New Statesman, John Pilger evokes the
memory of Germans ‘looking from the side’ at Bergen-Belsen to describe
the challenge facing us in the West as the Bush/Blair ‘long war’ becomes
‘perhaps the greatest crisis of modern times’.
Iran: a war is coming
In his latest piece for the New Statesman, John Pilger describes
American plans to attack Iran, possibly with nuclear weapons. Although
the majority of Americans voted last November to end the war in Iraq,
the Bush cabal remains undeterred by inspid protests from Democrats and
is proceeding with another, even more dangerous adventure.
The lying game: how we are prepared for another war of aggression
John Pilger compares the current drum-beating for war against Iran, based on a fake “nuclear threat”, with the manufacture of a sense of false crisis that led to invasion of Iraq and the deaths of 1.3 million people.
