John Pilger

  • As the U.S. unleashes another wave of terror in a faraway land, the Australian prime minister is reviving the spirit of Gallipoli. May 19, 2011

  • The attacks on WikiLeaks and founder Julian Assange are a response to an information revolution that threatens old power orders. January 20, 2011

  • Never has so much official energy been expended in ensuring journalists collude with the makers of rapacious war. December 14, 2010

  • Vietnam's would-be conquerors were repelled, one after another, though at an immeasurable cost. But the country faces a last battle. December 7, 2010

  • The lesson of the French anti-government protests for Britain is that "normal" politics exists only to promote corporate interests. November 8, 2010

  • The rescue of 33 miners in Chile was an extraordinary drama. It was also a media windfall for the government, and like all such media events, it was a façade. October 15, 2010

  • What do Rupert Murdoch's right-wing media empire and the renown and respected BBC share? A servile attitude toward power. October 6, 2010

  • It seems that no idea, no event, no talent, no personality and no resource of nature has value unless it is owned and branded. September 28, 2010

  • Wikileaks founder Julian Assange deserves protection from governments seeking to bury the truth about their war crimes. August 23, 2010

  • It's time to stop Britain's former prime minister from profiting off connections he made in his old job committing war crimes. August 12, 2010

  • The Pentagon is spending billions on achieving "information dominance"--not over Afghan tribal leaders, but over Americans. July 15, 2010

  • The crisis in Greece is the product of a grotesque financial system. But the rebellion of the country's ordinary people offers hope. May 24, 2010

  • War is fashionable, especially for political leaders--even though the majority of people in countries like Britain are increasingly skeptical. May 10, 2010

  • It's time to blow the whistle on what corporate money has done to the people's pleasure and the communities it served. May 4, 2010

  • In addition to its wars and occupations, the U.S. is waging a war of perception meant to make a failed colonial adventure seem worthwhile. March 29, 2010

  • Across Australia, Rupert Murdoch owns almost 70 percent of the capital city press, the only national newspaper, Sky Television--and a lot more besides. March 15, 2010

  • Israel’s onslaught on Lebanon, its devastation of Gaza and its recent political murder in Dubai have exposed its outrageous criminality. March 5, 2010

  • This year's Oscar nominees are a parade of propaganda, stereotypes and downright dishonesty--around a dominant theme of America's invasions. February 18, 2010

  • In Haiti, power rules in the form of an American naval blockade and tens of thousands of Marines and mercenaries, none with humanitarian training. February 1, 2010

  • Unions, churches and academic groups are organizing a boycott, divestment and sanctions campaign directed at Israel. January 19, 2010

  • In two speeches at the close of the decade, Barack Obama affirmed that peace was no longer peace, but rather permanent war. January 11, 2010

  • During 17 years of assault on a defenseless civilian population, more people have died in Iraq than during the peak years of the slave trade. December 16, 2009

  • Since Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd apologized to the "stolen generations" of Aborigine children, poverty indicators have gotten worse. December 4, 2009

  • A mountain of copper and gold, forests and fisheries, oil and gas--all have been stolen from West Papua during Indonesia's brutal occupation. November 24, 2009

  • Thirty years after he visited Pol Pot's Cambodia, John Pilger describes the holocaust he witnessed there. November 5, 2009