The Airstrip One Web Log: British foreign policy as if the national interest really mattered
From the Guardian "New US paper aims at Afghan war truth":I'm so sad. My home town has become a "worrying sign".
A newspaper aimed at providing news of the war in Afghanistan is to be launched this month. Its editors argue that the mainstream media in the US are not providing a full picture of the war and its effects.
So far, so good.
War Times, produced in San Francisco, will make its first bi-weekly appearance on April 12.
San Francisco. Looks worrying.
It will be published in English and Spanish and will be distributed throughout the US.
Distributed, not sold. Worrying sign number 2.
The venture is supported by a number of academics, including Noam Chomsky, labour organisations and anti-war groups.
Oh brother. A free-sheet from Frisco backed by the freak brigade, that's really going to have Foreign Affairs and National Interest quaking in their boots.
When will the antiwar movement stop preaching to itself and start trying to engage with the general population? Even promising ventures like this suddenly start looking stale when you see that it becomes a vehicle for general leftist drivel.
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