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Commentary Pilger: From Iraq A Tragic Reminder To Prosecute The War Criminals

Commentary, May, 27 2013 John Pilger
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The “mess” left by George Bush and Tony Blair in Iraq is a sectarian war, the bombs of 7/7 and now a man waving a bloody meat cleaver in Woolwich

Commentary Pilger: Hold The Front Page! We Need Free Media, Not An Order Of Mates

Commentary, May, 09 2013 John Pilger
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Edmund Burke mythologised the press as a Fourth Estate. Today, we need a “fifth estate” right across the media and in journalism training and on the streets

Commentary Pilger: Inside the 'State of Imprisonment' – Australia

Commentary, April, 29 2013 John Pilger
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Today, the despair is so profound that the second cause of Aboriginal death is suicide. It is booming

Commentary Pilger: Welcome To The Shammies, The Media Awards That Recognize Truly Unsung Talent

Commentary, January, 16 2013 John Pilger
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The Shammies celebrate the finest sham media

Commentary Pilger: The Political Trial Of A Caring Man And The End Of Justice In America

Commentary, November, 08 2012 John Pilger
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It was a political show trial of Stalinist dimensions, an anti-Muslim sideshow to the “war on terror”

Commentary Pilger: Making The World A More Dangerous Place: The Eager Role Of Julia Gillard

Commentary, October, 25 2012 John Pilger
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The necessary inversion of reality and double standard require a “carefully orchestrated process”

Commentary Pilger: Australia's Julia Gillard Is No Feminist Hero

Commentary, October, 16 2012 John Pilger
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Shortly before Gillard's lauded rant against Abbott, her government forced through legislation that stripped A$100 from the poorest single parents - almost all of them women

Commentary Pilger: The Life And Death Of An Australian Hero, Whose Skin Was The Wrong Colour

Commentary, October, 03 2012 John Pilger
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I first met Arthur Murray a generation ago and knew he was the best kind of trouble

Commentary Pilger: Apartheid Never Died In South Africa. It Inspired A World Order Upheld By Force And Illusion

Commentary, September, 20 2012 John Pilger
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There is a grand illusion that relegates all human endeavour to a material value, and confuses media with information and military conquest with humanitarian purpose

Commentary Pilger: The Pursuit Of Julian Assange Is An Assault On Freedom And A Mockery Of Journalism

Commentary, August, 23 2012 John Pilger
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The British government's threat to invade the Ecuadorean embassy in London and seize Julian Assange is of historic significance

Commentary Pilger: How the Chosen Ones Ended Australia’s Olympic Prowess and Revealed A Secret Past

Commentary, August, 09 2012 John Pilger
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Of the 1,200 Aboriginal sportsmen and women he studied, only six – 0.5% -- had access to the same opportunities and sporting facilities as whites

Commentary Pilger: Blair, Olympic Deals and the Glimpse of Another Britain

Commentary, July, 23 2012 John Pilger
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This is a story of two letters and two Britains

Commentary Pilger: Rupert Murdoch May Be A Convenient Demon, But The Media Is A Junta

Commentary, July, 01 2012 John Pilger
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The most insidious power is public relations

Commentary Pilger: History is the Enemy As ‘Brilliant’ Psy-Ops Become the News

Commentary, June, 21 2012 John Pilger
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Political systems promising security and social justice have been replaced by piracy, “austerity” and “perpetual war”: an extremism dedicated to the overthrow of democracy

Commentary Pilger: The Leveson Inquiry -- Oh, What A Lovely Game

Commentary, June, 01 2012 John Pilger
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The "matrix of official and social relations within which power in Britain is exercised"

Commentary Pilger: Never Forget That Bradley Manning, Not Gay Marriage, Is The Issue

Commentary, May, 17 2012 John Pilger
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Obama’s historic achievement has been to silence the anti-war and social justice movement associated with the Democratic Party

Commentary Pilger: You Are All Suspects Now. What Are You Going To Do About It?

Commentary, April, 27 2012 John Pilger
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A state of permanent war has been launched by the United States and a police state is consuming western democracy

Commentary Pilger: Up, Up and Away: How Money Power Works Down Under

Commentary, March, 23 2012 John Pilger
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As in Britain and America, the unions have long been tamed, co-opted and policed by their own leaderships

Commentary Pilger: The Dirty War on Wikileaks is Now Trial by Media in Sweden

Commentary, March, 11 2012 John Pilger
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War by media, says current military doctrine, is as important as the battlefield

Commentary Pilger: It’s Time We Recognised the Blair Government’s Criminality

Commentary, February, 16 2012 John Pilger
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The very concept of war was wrenched from its dictionary meaning and became “our values versus theirs”

Commentary Pilger: The Assange Case Means That We Are All Suspects Now

Commentary, February, 02 2012 John Pilger
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Washington’s enemy is not “terrorism” but the principle of free speech and voices of conscience within its militarist state

Commentary Pilger: The World War on Democracy

Commentary, January, 19 2012 John Pilger
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Obama’s most “historic” achievement is to bring the war on democracy home to America

Commentary Pilger: In a Land of Facades, Mark the First Signs of an Indian Spring

Commentary, December, 29 2011 John Pilger
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A peaceful resistance as inspiring as Tahrir Square has arisen in the most militarised region on earth

Commentary Pilger: Once Again, War is Prime Time and Journalism’s Role is Taboo

Commentary, December, 01 2011 John Pilger
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Our increasingly militarised society is reflected in much of our media culture

Commentary Pilger: In Mexico, a Universal Struggle against Power and Forgetting

Commentary, November, 10 2011 John Pilger
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What is it about Mexico that is a universal political dream?

Commentary Pilger: The Son of Africa Claims a Continent’s Crown Jewels

Commentary, October, 20 2011 John Pilger
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Like all America’s subsequent invasions, a trail of blood from Latin America to Afghanistan and Iraq, the rationale was usually “self defence” or “humanitarian”

Commentary Pilger: The ‘Getting’ of Assange and the Smearing of a Revolution

Commentary, October, 07 2011 John Pilger
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Assange’s crime has been to threaten those who fix the “parameters” of news and political ideas

Commentary Pilger: Hail to the True Victors of Rupert's Revolution

Commentary, September, 09 2011 John Pilger
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Nato attacked Libya to counter and manipulate a general Arab uprising that took the rulers of the world by surprise

Commentary Pilger: In Cuba, the Revolution Continues, Softly, As Times Change

Commentary, August, 04 2011 John Pilger
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It is the idea of Cuba having slipped the leash that still threatens the United States’ time-warped sense of its own power

Commentary Pilger: The Invasion of Australia – Official, at Last

Commentary, July, 02 2011 John Pilger
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The City of Sydney has voted to replace the words “European arrival” in the official record with “invasion”

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