ordered disorder
mostly nuggets
- ant nuggets
- blessed britains
- conspiracy
- honorary ants
- mad bad world
- mad world
- remembrance and forgettance
- war crimes
- 300,000 veterans may have PTSD
- AFGHANISTAN
- begging they would cut off my burned arms
- Bill's wars
- CHECHNYA
- DEPLETED URANIUM
- FORMER YUGOSLAVIA
- GUANTANAMO BAY
- IRAQ
- 'go in, Ali Baba'
- BLAIR'S LIES
- blessed britains standing by
- COLLATERAL DAMAGE
- Cost of the UK's war in Iraq
- getting rich on war
- her husband leaves the doors open
- HERE TO STAY
- HUMANITARIAN DISASTER
- IRAQI CHILDREN
- IRAQI REFUGEES
- at least it is safe here
- fleeing the surge
- goodbye to the curtains
- I had 5 children
- I was forced to leave Iraq
- it's getting steadily worse
- learning to walk properly
- Leaving
- my son should be at school
- over 1 million iraqi IDPs
- over 800,000 children out of school
- someone who isn’t really welcome
- suddenly you have no life
- the tears began again
- the windows don't rattle
- who else will pay our rent
- no words can describe
- of course it's about oil
- one of the most cowardly wars ever
- WAR VETERANS SPEAK
- what kind of normal life?
- TORTURE
- unfortunately it happens
- WAR LAWS
blessed britons
'My interrogator asked me “Why are you so angry at America? It is your Government, Britain, the MI5, who called the CIA and told them that you and Bisher were in The Gambia and to come and get you. Britain gave everything to us. Britain sold you out to the CIA.”'
Statement of Jamil el-Banna to his lawyer during an interview at Guantanamo.
'I never thought the British Government would allow me to be slashed with a razor blade for a full year. I never thought they would let me be hauled to the Dark Prison in Kabul for further abuse before my trip to Guantánamo.'
Binyam Mohammed al-Habashi
mad world
In Cuba, life expectancy is 6 years longer than the rest of the continent. Under-five mortality is 4 times below the average. If Latin America could show the same results as Cuba, 250,000 children's lives could be saved every year. There are 5.7 million working children in Latin America. For the whole continent, there are 50 million street children. None of these situations are to be found in Cuba, where all children go to school.
...millions die while the rest of the population obediently goes about its business. Howard Zinn