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.. definition point …
.. not standing here for the summer hole … .. just a marker for cesura, a reminder to start fresh from here …. .. let’s see what happens … Related posts:immersion images.. and .. re-reading for a coming to be in-between …’an eye for an eye ….’.. not standing here for the summer hole … ...
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40 years
amnesty international issued a report on Monday to mark the anniversary of 1967 war in the Middle East, charging that Israel plunged the Palestinians into unprecedented levels of poverty and despair through 40 years of occupation but failed to ensure its own security. (via france24) img via ai // The 700km fence/wall being built by ...
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… first some good news
Finally I got the spam under control again (akismet seems to be the recent state of the art here .. ) .. UPDATE 30/10/2006: To give those unfamiliar with the subject an idea: almost exactly 20 days later akismet gives me the proud report of having caught so far 5,360 spam comments …. Related posts:coalition ...
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comments
Sorrily, due to those stupid increasingly ignorant mass-spammers I had to turn on moderation for every trackback and comment again for the moment. I hate most about their respectless attitude, that it forces one to draw tighter lines for the other, all-time welcome, comments and remarks … Related posts:Eyes on ScreenSerpica Naro – San Precario ...
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currently missing … ‘A Reaffirmation of Principle’
via the recent very interesting post at newsgrist I found this text, worth a read through, ‘Bush’s Useful Idiots’ at the London Review of Books. The text is not only interesting as a reference to the 1988 ad mentions, and as well for an understanding of the American intellectual situation – it as well goes ...
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shades of grey
New reasons to think about my announced, but yet unpublished statement on German’s inability to find a balanced position regarding the recent Middle East conflict, seems to evolve around the finds – and final media attention – to the usage of cluster bombs in populated areas. Human Rights Watch had already shortly after the beginning ...
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‘ordinary’ losers and differences in media coverage
Paul Rogers, Professor of Peace Studies at Bradford University and openDemocracy’s International Security Editor, summarizes impressions for the first days of the Israel/Lebanon ceasefire and states some observable, but easily overlooked, facts: What was scarcely mentioned by the politicians were the “ordinary” losers. In Lebanon there were 1,100 people killed, more than 3,600 wounded and ...
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just redirecting
newsgrist has a bigger section titled ‘Letters from Lebanon’ ... for img link and bigger size go here Related posts:shifting spaceblog service designs limits of posting.. more on Berlin: when things cast shadows aheadnewsgrist has a bigger section titled ‘Letters from Lebanon’ ... for img link and bigger size go here Related posts:mindless repetition of ...
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silence is betrayal
I was searching for a while a text titled ‘Silence is betrayal’ across which I came already some time ago, but could not find it in english. The text published on medico.de is written by M.Zimmermann who demands for intellectual voices in times of crises – what he meant back then by that was not ...