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Normalizing the Unthinkable

05-Jun-06

John Pilger, Robert Fisk, Charlie Glass, and Seymour Hersh on the failure of the world’s press

The Power of the Pen

20-May-06

Good to see you again. Glad you enjoy the Limes.When in the course of human events, the oppressed find it necessary to dissolve the political and psychological bonds which have joined them to the oppressor, revolutionaries have a choice to pick up either a pen or a gun. The true revolutionaries pick up a pen [...]

Ambush in the Night

24-Jan-06

Getting towards 5am. Still can’t sleep, what with the incessant coughing and the ludicrous tea drinking. Hmm. Does that mean I am drinking tea that is ludicrous, or rather, is it ludicrous that I am drinking tea? Hmm. Think am wired. Hmm. iTunes on shuffle. Currently Mighty Sparrow – Witch Doctor. But it was the [...]

Living in a Kleptocracy

12-Aug-02

This bloody country – bah! bah, I say. Political apathy isn’t laziness, isn’t cowardice, it is, for me, a manifestation of the disgust and the contempt that I feel for these pseudo-politicians, these wheelers and dealers, this kleptocracy, this excuse for a democracy. Don’t talk to me of PNM or UNC or Team Unity. Don’t [...]

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