News bytes

- Does the New York Times, and Western media, really understand where the power lies in Iran? Clue: Probably not.

- World Bank head Paul Wolfowitz runs his organisation like the US government. Ie. Corrupt.

- The UK Mirror reports: “Some 200,000 guns the US sent to Iraqi security forces may have been smuggled to terrorists, it was feared yesterday.”

- The New York Times is about start ‘personalised news’. Not such a good idea

- Strong evidence that an editorial writer for the Wall Street Journal is as cluey as…the Murdoch press that republished it.

- The trial of Saddam Hussein continues, and various voices in the Arab world offer their interpretations.

- After UN peacekeepers sexually exploited women in Congo, similar behaviour may be occurring in Liberia.

- The most senior judge in NSW takes a swipe at the “lynch mob” of politicians and commentators advocating tougher sentences.

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1 Responses to “News bytes”


  • It’s pretty obvious the Wolfowitz is using his new positino to continue his ideological project of scorching the Middle East.

    I read months ago that a lot fo good people had left the World Bank and that hw was already bringing in his cronies.

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