I have seen the remains of children and women and the elderly bombed and burned to death: their villages laid to waste, their petrified trees festooned with human parts. That is why I reserve a specific contempt for those who promote war, having never experienced it themselves.
Prison is taking its toll on Julian Assange. He’s lost 10 to 15 kilos since April and he tells visitor John Pilger that he’s “going out of his mind”.
That this outrage happened in the heart of London, in the land of Magna Carta, ought to shame and anger all who fear for “democratic” societies, writes John Pilger,
A war has been declared on Venezuela and the Western media is one of the prime combatants, distorting the facts and preparing the way for possible U.S.-led intervention
John Pilger’s full documentary (runs for 1hour 52 minutes)
John Pilger on how the mainstream media no longer tolerates dissent but instead now promotes “approved opinions”
John Pilger explains how Wikileaks did the job that journalists should have been doing and how the corporate media is fanning the phoney flames of Russiagate
According to one US film distributor, Americans are interested only in what she calls “character-driven” documentaries. This is code for a “look at me” consumerist culture
John Pilger examines how the corporate media and Hillary Clinton assist the “dark state” in its war on truth
“The revisionism never stops and the blood never dries” — John Pilger on Ken Burns and Lynn Novick latest documentary The Vietnam War
America is the problem, says John Pilger, as “there’s absolutely no doubt that if North Korea hadn’t developed nuclear weapons, it would’ve been attacked”
The media suppress the essence of the most important political story of our time as they warmonger on a scale I cannot remember in my lifetime. John Pilger explains