mostly nuggets
- ant nuggets
- blessed britains
- conspiracy
- honorary ants
- mad bad world
- mad world
- remembrance and forgettance
- genocide denial: iraq
- genocide in one small town
- how can we transcend hate
- LIFE IN STALIN'S RUSSIA
- Ababkova, Liudmilla Illinichna
- Afanaseva, Ekaterina Aleksandrovna
- Afanaseva, Tatiana Andreeva
- Andreeva, Antonina Evdokimovna
- Anzel, Victor Vladimirovich
- Bazoleva, Maria Nikolaeva
- Evdokia Zaharovna
- Gorchakova, Luisa Vladimirovna
- Kozlov, Anton Stepanovich
- Miliushenkov, Vasily Filippovich
- Pavel Adelgejm
- Volkova, Ekaterina Ivanovna
- my permanent possessions
- part of the human universe
- passively watching the extermination of millions
- remembering can be healing
- respecting the holocaust
- ROMA HOLOCAUST - forgetting the victims
- the memory hole
- Their existence must be terminated
- They haunt. They haunt.
- you can forget about forgetting
- war crimes
blessed britain
Aegis Defence Services is the UK s biggest PMSC [private military security company] success story. The firm's 2003 turnover of £554,000 rose to £62 million in 2005, three quarters of which came from work in Iraq. It became one of the world s largest private armies with the awarding of a US$293 million contract by the CPA in Iraq in May 2004, at a time when the company was two years old and had no experience in that country. Aegis now coordinates the operations of all PMSCs working in Iraq, including handling security at prisons and oil fields. The company is run by Lieutenant-Colonel Tim Spicer, former chief executive of Sandline International of the 1998 Arms to Africa scandal.
mad world
you have this business where TV won't show what we see, for reasons of so-called 'bad taste.' I remember once being on the phone to a TV editor in London when Al Jazeera were asked to feed some tape of children killed and wounded by British shell fire in Basra, and the guy started saying, 'there's no point feeding us this, we can't show this.'
"The first excuse was, 'people will be having their tea, so we can't put it on,' then it was, 'this is sort of pornography, we don't show this.' And ... the last thing was, 'we have to show respect for the dead.' So we don't show any respect for them when they are alive, we blow them to bits, and then we show respect for them.
Interview with Arab Media Watch
