Am I From Outer Space?
Les Visible recalls some interesting experiences and one in particular that he believes to be true, involving an encounter with an inter-dimensional craft and its pink and orange occupants
Who Would Live in a House Like This?
See if you can guess who would live in such luxury and opulance. We reveal who at the end of this photo presentation
My Visit To The USA
Gilad Atzmon has just returned from an educational adventure in America where he met and engaged with Palestinian activists and liberal rabbis, appeared of Nation of Islam TV and even stumbled into a Belly Dancing Party. Includes videos
Spiritual Survival in a Temporal World; a Random Chapter
Les Visible with some autobiographical musings from an upcoming book
I don’t believe he’s racist or anti-Semitic – I think he’s very ill’: John Galliano’s alleged victim defends designer
Nonetheless, sick or not he must be made an example of
An Urgent Appeal for Gaza
This website has never asked for money but unpaid activists working in Gaza need your help. Gilad Atzmon explains
I Saw No Dead Bankers
Mike James on what may seem like the fulfilment of a dream but for a few, very few, may be the realisation of their worst nightmares
From Scala to Wembley
Gilad Atzmon with thanks and reflections on last week’s Jazza Festival. Includes video link
Christmas at Harrods
I saw it from a distance but I knew as soon as I laid my eyes upon it. It took me back twenty-five years and half a world away; and I saw it in the last place I would have expected
Strictly Dancing
Gilad Atzmon on dancing with a Jewish twist: including disco gyrations at Auschwitz and Paul Wolfowitz stepping out. Includes video links
Life Must Go On – Jazz Festival for Free Gaza
Awarding winning musician Gilad Atzmon and singer-song writer Sarah Gillespie will be staging a music festival in support of Free Palestine. Big names are already being lined up for the event in London in October. Booking details and links
The Israeli Role in the Plundering of Iceland
The collapse of Iceland’s economy and the World Trade Center towers have more in common than is apparent. Christopher Bollyn explains