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Category Archives: UK
A Test for All of Us
When Glenn Greenwald’s partner David Miranda was detained yesterday for nine hours at Heathrow airport “under schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act 2000 (sic)” and all electronic devices including laptop, USB sticks, memory cards, DVDs and mobile phone seized, I … Continue reading
Posted in surveillance, UK, USA
Tagged David Miranda, Edward Snowden, First Amendment, Glenn Greenwald, Laura Poitras, Terrorism Act 2000
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Ten Years On
It’s ten years after G.W. Bush and his allies (UK, Australia and a “coalition of the willing”) attacked Iraq and quickly toppled Saddam Hussein’s regime. The war was illegal, weapons of mass destruction have never been found, at least 130,000 … Continue reading
Posted in Iraq, Kuwait, UK, USA
Tagged Bradley Manning, Coalition of the willing, Iraq war, Iraq War Logs, war crimes, WikiLeaks, WMD
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Over Again?
When basiji “students” stormed the British Embassy in Tehran yesterday one first recalls events in November 1979 when students took 55 American diplomates and Embassy employees hostage for an incredible 444 days. Those days cemented the decade-long hostilities between the … Continue reading
Posted in Iran, UK
Tagged 1953, assassination, atomic bomb, basiji, British Embassy, hostage crisis, IAEA, nuclear program, nuclear scientists, Operation Ajax, revolution, students, Vyacheslav Danilenko
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Begging to Be Attacked
See update below. A computer virus (or worm) hits the front pages: Stuxnet. The piece of “hypersophisticated malware” has apparently targeted the Iranian nuclear program; and might have been successful already. The sharp drop in the number of fed, spinning … Continue reading
Posted in Iran, Israel, Russia, UK, USA
Tagged Bushehr nuclear plant, cyber attack, cyber war, Esther, Frank Rieger, myrtus, Natanz fuel enrichment plant, Ralph Langner, stuxnet
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