Tag Archives: Syria
While we slept
While we slept, people lay trapped in pain and without relief in freezing cold in southern Turkey and Northern Syria. While they were suffered I was dancing to a band in Brighton and talking with some refugees from Iraq after … Continue reading
Imaginary terror exposed
The decision by the House of Commons not to agree (even in principle) to Britain’s military intervention in Syria was surprising and uplifting. There will be three immediate consequences. 1. We will not open yet another front on the war … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Consolation, Syria, welfare
Tagged Cameron, chemical weapons, Hague, parliament, Syria, terror, terrorism, war
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Hand wringing over Poland and Syria
I’m fed up with myself for wringing my hands over genocide in Syria and racism in Poland. I listen to the radio, watch web images and well up with anger that these things are happening. My anger is useless, I … Continue reading
Posted in football, Syria
Tagged Bashar al-Assad, Geoffrey Hill, Middle East, Poland, Sabines, Syria, United Nations, van bommel, Wilton House
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“Our weapon is the camera”
Perhaps the measure of political control in Libya is calibrated by fear.
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Posted in Facebook, Libya, Middle East, OECD, social media, Syria, twitter
Tagged Assad, Bashar al-Assad, BBC, Cyberbury, Facebook, Government, Libya, Middle East, OECD, policing, social media, Society, Syria, twitter, United Nations, William Hague
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