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Newsletter 40
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Under the guise of 'democracy building', the invasion and occupation of Iraq is being used to build an anti-democratic, corporate-friendly haven in Iraq. But while new markets have to be found, more people have to be subjugated. This makes the whole project vulnerable: how can people who are ruled believe they have democracy?
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In January 2003 Middle Eastern Peace Envoy Tony Blair, then Prime Minister, was planning a war. |
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Behind the Scenes of the Arab-British Chamber of Commerce. |
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An introduction to the upcoming CW analysis of Iraq's social and political reconstruction. |
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Masquerading as incisive political drama, this 10 minute piece pandered to, and reinforced, the lies about the UK in Iraq that the government and allied corporations have been spinning us since long before the war began. |
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Naomi Klein once again provides us with an engaging and easy to read account of the rise and rise of neoliberalism. However, her limited historical and analytical scope left this reader disappointed. |
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Think of a recent bad UK infrastructure project. Got one? Who financed it? Any idea? If your project of choice was Heathrow Terminal Five, the M25 widening or London Underground Private-Public-Partnership, then a big part of the answer is the European Investment Bank (EIB) - the European Union’s house bank.
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After decades of inaction and denial by governments and the airline industry, former airline captain Tristan Loraine has decided it’s time to tackle the problem of engine-contaminated toxic cabin fumes. |
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