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¡No Pasarán! David Lomon 1918-2012, survivor of the International Brigade

Adam Ramsay 22 December 2012 ¡No Pasarán! David Lomon 1918-2012, survivor of the International Brigade2014-12-15T11:15:45+00:00 Global 3 Comments
David Lomon, the last survivor in Britain* of the International Brigade, died yesterday. He was 94. A salesman in Hackney, East London, Lomon started his political life battling Oswold Mosley's…
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How we deny our bloody history – a review of the Imperial War Museum

Adam Ramsay 10 December 2012 How we deny our bloody history – a review of the Imperial War Museum2016-01-07T13:27:52+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* 14 Comments
The stories we tell ourselves define who we are. With this in mind, on Friday, I visited the Imperial War Museum. I am practically pacifist, and certainly anti-imperialist. So I…
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We shall reach them in the classrooms: Promoting a 'military ethos' in schools

Bright Green Editors 28 November 2012 We shall reach them in the classrooms: Promoting a 'military ethos' in schools2015-03-11T00:43:42+00:00 *Society* 1 Comment
  Will McCallum Fostering a 'military ethos' in schools: what's going on. Earlier this month the Department for Education published a statement on their website outlining their ambition to promote…
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Even if Iran did have nukes, what would it do with them?

Gilbert Ramsay 15 October 2012 Even if Iran did have nukes, what would it do with them?2012-10-15T12:30:18+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 2 Comments
It took some chutzpah for the prime minister of the country possessing the world’s largest unregulated nuclear arsenal to lecture the United Nations on the dangers of an Iranian bomb.…
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Colombia, fuck yeah!

Gary Dunion 28 January 2012 Colombia, fuck yeah!2017-08-16T12:23:35+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* No Comment
Over on the MSNBC photoblog there are some enlightening shots from the frontline of the war on drugs. But they tell us the opposite of what they're meant to. Look…
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No shock doctrine for Libya

Adam Ramsay 22 August 2011 No shock doctrine for Libya2011-08-22T17:12:21+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 3 Comments
To say that the West's involvement in Libya was all about oil was always far too simplistic. For any country to commit military force, a number of people must conclude…
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Is there a political solution to halt genocide in the Nuba Mountains, Sudan?

Bright Green Editors 26 June 2011 Is there a political solution to halt genocide in the Nuba Mountains, Sudan?2011-06-26T14:00:08+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 4 Comments
Guest post by Tim Flatman, who has recently returned from South Sudan. Is genocide always an irrational action carried out by a despot who has lost his grasp on reality, or…
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Happy Armed Forces Day

Alasdair Thompson 25 June 2011 Happy Armed Forces Day2011-06-25T10:00:51+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* No Comment
UK fatalities Iraq: 179 UK fatalities Afghanistan: 374 US fatalities Iraq: 4463 US fatalities Afghanistan: 1663 Iraqi fatalities: 100,000+    (perhaps as high as a million) Afghan fatalities: 10,000+ (No…
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A tribute to Brian Haw 1949-2011

Peter McColl 19 June 2011 A tribute to Brian Haw 1949-20112011-06-19T12:00:38+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 1 Comment
Brian Haw, who has died aged 62, had the distinction of being one of the few people with a law dedicated to stopping his activities. His protest in Parliament Square…
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3 things we’ve learnt on Libya

Adam Ramsay 19 March 2011 3 things we’ve learnt on Libya2011-03-19T19:55:03+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* 20 Comments
1) This isn't just a No Fly Zone. Today, there have been reports of French planes bombing Libya, and firing from the air at tanks. So, the first thing that…
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