Politics - The Power of Nightmares
The Power of Nightmares, subtitled The Rise of the Politics of Fear, is a BBC documentary film series, written and produced by Adam Curtis. The films compare the rise of the Neo-Conservative movement in the United States and the radical Islamist movement, making comparisons on their origins and claiming similarities between the two.
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Africa should protect its independence
Prof. Muchai Wa Muthatha
For too many African-Americans, prison is a legacy passed from father to son
By Gary Younge
Today is Martin Luther King Day. But with more African-American men facing jail than were enslaved in 1850, there is little to celebrate
Libyan Crisis: Events, Causes and Facts (Documentary)
A documentary giving an insight into the events that led up to NATO intervention in Libya.
Our children are learning lies
By John Pilger
Michael Vick vs Sandusky In A Post Racial World
By Carol Carter
It Doesn't Matter to Them If It's Untrue. It's a Higher Truth.
By William Blum
The African population disaster
by Gwynne Dyer
Muammar Gaddafi Killed News Updates
The Son of Africa Claims a Continent's Crown Jewels
by John Pilger
The Iranian "Plot"
by Alexander Cockburn
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Black America Still Paralyzed, Powerless, Irrelevant: Year 4 of the Obama Era
January 20, 2012 : Bruce A. Dixon
 Three years ago this week, more than 2 million souls, at least half of them African American, converged upon the nation's capital. They came, in what my colleague Glen Ford called the Great Black Hajj of 2009...
Remembering JaJah Onilu
January 11, 2012 : Brother Resistancel
 In Trinidad and Tobago lost one of its musical pioneers with the death of percussionist Ja Jah Oga Onilu who died suddenly at the Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex, Mt Hope last Friday night. Known as a master drummer...
Hell No, We Won't Go To War Against Africa!
January 11, 2012 : Jared Ball
 In 2005, U.S. Army brass panicked after reviewing the results of a specially commissioned study that showed a 41 percent drop in recruitment of people of African descent over a five year period. "It's alarming," said a general in charge of Army recruitment.
Political Prisoners: Lessons for Occupationists and Us All
December 15, 2011 : Jared Ball
 After this week's rally for Mumia Abu-Jamal in Philadelphia, at which much of the focus was his being removed from death row, at least one thing has again been made clear; going forward all movement building must deeply involve the plight of political prisoners.
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More Articles:
- Propagandized America
November 29, 2011 - By Margaret Kimberley
- America's New African Empire
October 21, 2011 - By Paul Craig Roberts
- High Court Allows Mumia to Breathe...
October 16, 2011 - By Glen Ford
- Obama Humiliates the Black Caucus
October 03, 2011 - By Glen Ford
- US Ambassador Echoes Cecil Rhodes
September 24, 2011 - By Stephen Gowans
- Libya: Imperialism and the Left
September 14, 2011 - By Stephen Gowans
- Libya's Next Fight: Overcoming Western Designs
September 02, 2011 - By Ramzy Baroud
- Venezuela 'Bringing Home' Gold Reserves, Plans to Nationalize Mining
August 19, 2011 - By Juan Reardon
- A Short History of Black-Owned Land in America
August 16, 2011 - By Heather Gray
- Barack Obama and the Debt Crisis: a Successful Con Game Explained
August 08, 2011 - By Bruce A. Dixon
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Videos:
- White King, Red Rubber, Black Death
The story of King Leopold II of Belgium's brutal colonisation of central Africa, turning it into a vast rubber-harvesting labour camp in which millions died.
- FRONTLINE: "Battle For Haiti" - PBS
The conditions in the jails and prisons and detention centers are more than appalling, and it really is a human rights violation to have people in those conditions. I believe right now they have 58 centimeters per inmate, and they can't even sit down or lie down. They have to stand up like sardines in those cells, and they have to take turns in order for them to sit.
- Congo: White King, Red Rubber, Black Death
The story of King Leopold II of Belgium's brutal colonisation of central Africa, turning it into a vast rubber-harvesting labour camp in which millions died.
- John Pilger - The War You Don't See
The War You Don't See is John Pilger's latest work. This hard-hitting exposé scrutinises the effects of the media during wartime, asking what is the role of the media in rapacious wars.
- BBC – Namibia – Genocide and the Second Reich
"Thirty years before Hitler came to power in Germany, and about forty years before Raphael Lemkin authored the word genocide, there had already been one at the hands of Germany. This genocide happened outside of Europe though. This genocide took place in AFRIKA!"
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