_We are publishing this position statement about what is happening in Port Said, Egypt with the warning that the news about what is going on is limited [ignored internationally by the official…
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Apparently it’s simple. Almost simultaneously with the various sudden changes of government in Mali from March 2012 up until today, Islamic terrorist groups and the Tuareg secessionists have…
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The streets are once again full. There have been clashes with the police, and an American ambassador and his colleagues has been killed in Benghazi. There have also been deaths amongst the…
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On July 15 23,000 workers at the Misr Company for Spinning and Weaving, Egypt’s largest textile company, went on an open-ended strike. It was the first strike at that company since the popular…
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The long-awaited elections for the Libyan Constituent Assembly have ended. In both Europe and the USA there has been unanimous satisfaction. The dictatorship has been overthrown by local…
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After a week of disputed vote counting, deals, behind the scenes infighting, promises and threats, and accusations of vote rigging, the election for the Head of State came up with a winner:…
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(The following article was written in October as workers’ strikes were increasing. Since last Friday the situation has changed again and a new wave of demonstrations has engulfed the country. The…
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== Campaign Lies
The bloodiness of the overthrow of the Gaddafi regime is matched only by the violence its perpetrators are doing to the truth, that perennial first casualty of war.…