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Brooklyn-based percussionist, Neil Clarke, talks about his 50 years playing and touring with a long list of stars, from Harry Belafonte to Randy Weston.
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He has been defying the Establishment gatekeepers and telling us the truth about what’s really going on in the world for over 50 years. He has covered wars around the world from Vietnam to Iraq, and is also an award-winning documentary filmmaker. For many, John Pilger is the journalists’ journalist, and he came into the Sputnik studio to give us his thoughts on the state of the press today.
And, US-led airstrikes on Raqqa have, as the UN observed, led to a ‘staggering loss of civilian life.‘ The US-led coalition has also admitted to using white phosphorus, but the media reaction in the West has been muted, to say the least. It’s all a far cry from the headlines when Syrian forces - with Russian support - were trying to liberate Aleppo in December. Vanessa Beeley has reported from Syria during the current conflict many times, so we invited her into the studio to discuss these glaring double standards in the media.
- published: 02 Jul 2017
- views: 1121
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of ’70s and ’80s Britain. Has this overt racism now re-invented itself and evolved into right-wing populism here and across Europe? Author and fellow activist Tariq Mehmood is here to discuss.
Next, a new film, ‘I Am Not Your Negro’, explores the question of race in America through the words of James Baldwin, also a fearless fighter for civil rights. Although Baldwin died over 30 years ago, the film uses footage of Ferguson, Barack Obama's inauguration and Black Lives Matter to show how prophetic the prose was. Victor Fraga, a journalist and director of a new platform for political films Dmovies, gives his thoughts on just what is going on in the Americas now.
- published: 02 May 2017
- views: 731
Publisher and editor Neil Clarke talks about the creation and workings of the award winning online magazine, Clarkesworld. He discusses the submission process, how the magazine issues are put together, and the business model used to generate income and keep the publication going. He also talks about how the SF genre has changed since online fiction has become commonplace.
This interview was conducted on October 12, 2012, at the Capclave 2012 science fiction convention, in front of a live audience.
- published: 02 Jun 2013
- views: 869
Theresa May described it as a ‘historical moment from which there can be no turning back.’ Nigel Farage celebrated it in typical style with a pint in a pub. 279 days after the British people voted to leave the European Union, Article 50 – the EU get-out clause – was engaged. But is it really game over for the Remain camp? Could Brexit yet be derailed either in Parliament or with fresh legal challenges? Joining Sputnik this week to discuss these very hot issues is the publisher and editor of Politics First magazine, Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos.
And ‘don’t mention the war!’ sums up much of the ‘mainstream’ coverage of the appalling terrorist attack we saw in London last week. There were plenty of column inches devoted to what we do next, but questioning British foreign policy was conspicuous by its absence. Instead, the pro-war establishment, always eager to point the finger of blame at someone else, looked for new scapegoats – this time the encrypted messenger service WhatsApp. So this week, we look at the contradictions of the so-called ‘War on Terror’ with Catherine Shakdam, author and director at the Shafaqna Institute for Middle Eastern Studies.
- published: 15 Apr 2017
- views: 1153
Fourteen years after the US-led coalition illegally invaded and occupied Iraq in search of non-existent weapons of mass destruction, the country remains in turmoil. Over 1 million Iraqis have died since Bush and Blair launched their aggression, but no one has yet been held to account for what the award-winning journalist John Pilger has called ‘the crime of the century’. The US and its allies are now seeking to ‘liberate’ the city of Mosul from Islamic State, a terrorist organization which did not exist before the previous US-led ‘liberation’ of the country in 2003. Sami Ramadani is an Iraqi-born writer, academic and activist, and we invited him to join Sputnik this week to discuss the current desperate situation of a country in crisis.
And we look at a crisis closer to home. The NHS is the most enduring achievement of the first post-war Labour government of Clement Attlee. However, what was once a very healthy institution now appears to be an ailing organization in a critical condition. About to be forced to make £22 billion worth of savings by the year 2020, it looks like the service could be rationed. But should we believe these tough choices are down to an aging population and growing demand, or could they be ideological cuts? We invited Dr. Bob Gill, a family GP from London and the co-leader of the National Health Action party, into the Sputnik studio to ask this and other questions about the health of a service which was once the envy of the world.
- published: 16 Apr 2017
- views: 889
Theyve got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil but theyve also got an awful lot of political and economic turmoil. Six months into his presidency, Michel Temer is .
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of 70s and 80s Britain.
Welcome to the official George Galloway Channel. Delivering to you the towering and sterling efforts of Britains most outstanding political figure. Subscribe .
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Clarke
Clarke is an Anglo-Irish surname which means "clerk". The surname is of English and Irish origin but the original word comes from Latin for clericus. There are some surname variants, including Clark and Clerk.Clarke is also uncommonly chosen as a given name.
Irish surname origin
Clarke is a popular surname in Ireland. The Irish version of the surname is believed to have come from County Galway and County Antrim and spread to County Donegal and County Dublin. The name is derived from the Irish Gaelic sept O'Cleirigh, meaning "clerk".
English surname origin
Clarke as well as Clark is also a widespread surname in England. The English version comes from Anglo-Saxon origin and was used in the Middle Ages for the name of a scribe or secretary. The word "clerc" came from the pre 7th Century Olde English "Cler(e)c" (meaning priest) originally denoted to a member of a religious order only, but later grew rapidly outside the religious order. In the Middle Ages virtually the only people who could read and write were members of the religious order, making the word heavily associated with literacy. Thus the surname became a popular term for a literate man, particularly for the professional secretary and the scholar. The English surnames "Clarke" and "Clark" are both spelling variations of the surname "Clerk".
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John Pilger
John Richard Pilger (born 9 October 1939) is an Australian journalist based since 1962 in the United Kingdom. Since his early years as a war correspondent in Vietnam, Pilger has been a strong critic of American, Australian and British foreign policy, which he considers to be driven by an imperialist agenda. Pilger has also criticised his native country's treatment of indigenous Australians and the practices of the mainstream media.
His career as a documentary film maker began with The Quiet Mutiny (1970), made during one of his visits to Vietnam, and has continued with over fifty documentaries since then. Other works in this form include Year Zero (1979), about the aftermath of the Pol Pot regime in Cambodia, and Death of a Nation: The Timor Conspiracy (1993). Pilger's many documentary films on indigenous Australians include The Secret Country (1985) and Utopia (2013). In the British print media, Pilger worked at the Daily Mirror from 1963-86, and wrote a regular column for the New Statesman magazine from 1991 to 2014.
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10:49Brooklyn-Based Percussionist, Neil Clarke | BK Live
Brooklyn-Based Percussionist, Neil Clarke | BK LiveBrooklyn-Based Percussionist, Neil Clarke | BK Live
Brooklyn-based percussionist, Neil Clarke, talks about his 50 years playing and touring with a long list of stars, from Harry Belafonte to Randy Weston. Learn more: http://neilclarke.net/ -- This video is from BRIC TV— the first 24/7 television channel created by, for, and about Brooklyn. It is the borough's source for local news, Brooklyn culture, civic affairs, music, arts, sports, and technology. BRIC TV features programming produced and curated by BRIC, an arts and media nonprofit located in Downtown Brooklyn, NYC. Watch more Brooklyn-centric content from BRIC TV: BK Live: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/bklive Straight Up: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/straightup #BHeard: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/bheard B-Side: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/bside Check out more from BRIC: https://www.youtube.com/c/BRICartsmedia Connect with us: https://www.facebook.com/BKIndieMedia http://Twitter.com/BRICTV http://Instagram.com/BRICTV http://BRICartsmedia.org/BRICTV -
25:57SPUTNIK 180: Neil Clarke Interviews John Pilger & Vanessa Beeley
SPUTNIK 180: Neil Clarke Interviews John Pilger & Vanessa BeeleySPUTNIK 180: Neil Clarke Interviews John Pilger & Vanessa Beeley
He has been defying the Establishment gatekeepers and telling us the truth about what’s really going on in the world for over 50 years. He has covered wars around the world from Vietnam to Iraq, and is also an award-winning documentary filmmaker. For many, John Pilger is the journalists’ journalist, and he came into the Sputnik studio to give us his thoughts on the state of the press today. And, US-led airstrikes on Raqqa have, as the UN observed, led to a ‘staggering loss of civilian life.‘ The US-led coalition has also admitted to using white phosphorus, but the media reaction in the West has been muted, to say the least. It’s all a far cry from the headlines when Syrian forces - with Russian support - were trying to liberate Aleppo in December. Vanessa Beeley has reported from Syria during the current conflict many times, so we invited her into the studio to discuss these glaring double standards in the media. -
25:52SPUTNIK 173: Neil Clarke Interviews Tariq Mehmood & Victor Fraga
SPUTNIK 173: Neil Clarke Interviews Tariq Mehmood & Victor FragaSPUTNIK 173: Neil Clarke Interviews Tariq Mehmood & Victor Fraga
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of ’70s and ’80s Britain. Has this overt racism now re-invented itself and evolved into right-wing populism here and across Europe? Author and fellow activist Tariq Mehmood is here to discuss. Next, a new film, ‘I Am Not Your Negro’, explores the question of race in America through the words of James Baldwin, also a fearless fighter for civil rights. Although Baldwin died over 30 years ago, the film uses footage of Ferguson, Barack Obama's inauguration and Black Lives Matter to show how prophetic the prose was. Victor Fraga, a journalist and director of a new platform for political films Dmovies, gives his thoughts on just what is going on in the Americas now. -
19:30Neil Clarke interview - a look inside Clarkesworld Magazine
Neil Clarke interview - a look inside Clarkesworld MagazineNeil Clarke interview - a look inside Clarkesworld Magazine
Publisher and editor Neil Clarke talks about the creation and workings of the award winning online magazine, Clarkesworld. He discusses the submission process, how the magazine issues are put together, and the business model used to generate income and keep the publication going. He also talks about how the SF genre has changed since online fiction has become commonplace. This interview was conducted on October 12, 2012, at the Capclave 2012 science fiction convention, in front of a live audience. -
25:57SPUTNIK 171: Neil Clarke Interviews Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos & Catherine Shakdam
SPUTNIK 171: Neil Clarke Interviews Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos & Catherine ShakdamSPUTNIK 171: Neil Clarke Interviews Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos & Catherine Shakdam
Theresa May described it as a ‘historical moment from which there can be no turning back.’ Nigel Farage celebrated it in typical style with a pint in a pub. 279 days after the British people voted to leave the European Union, Article 50 – the EU get-out clause – was engaged. But is it really game over for the Remain camp? Could Brexit yet be derailed either in Parliament or with fresh legal challenges? Joining Sputnik this week to discuss these very hot issues is the publisher and editor of Politics First magazine, Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos. And ‘don’t mention the war!’ sums up much of the ‘mainstream’ coverage of the appalling terrorist attack we saw in London last week. There were plenty of column inches devoted to what we do next, but questioning British foreign policy was conspicuous by its absence. Instead, the pro-war establishment, always eager to point the finger of blame at someone else, looked for new scapegoats – this time the encrypted messenger service WhatsApp. So this week, we look at the contradictions of the so-called ‘War on Terror’ with Catherine Shakdam, author and director at the Shafaqna Institute for Middle Eastern Studies. -
25:55SPUTNIK 172: Neil Clarke Interviews Sami Ramadani & Dr. Bob Gill
SPUTNIK 172: Neil Clarke Interviews Sami Ramadani & Dr. Bob GillSPUTNIK 172: Neil Clarke Interviews Sami Ramadani & Dr. Bob Gill
Fourteen years after the US-led coalition illegally invaded and occupied Iraq in search of non-existent weapons of mass destruction, the country remains in turmoil. Over 1 million Iraqis have died since Bush and Blair launched their aggression, but no one has yet been held to account for what the award-winning journalist John Pilger has called ‘the crime of the century’. The US and its allies are now seeking to ‘liberate’ the city of Mosul from Islamic State, a terrorist organization which did not exist before the previous US-led ‘liberation’ of the country in 2003. Sami Ramadani is an Iraqi-born writer, academic and activist, and we invited him to join Sputnik this week to discuss the current desperate situation of a country in crisis. And we look at a crisis closer to home. The NHS is the most enduring achievement of the first post-war Labour government of Clement Attlee. However, what was once a very healthy institution now appears to be an ailing organization in a critical condition. About to be forced to make £22 billion worth of savings by the year 2020, it looks like the service could be rationed. But should we believe these tough choices are down to an aging population and growing demand, or could they be ideological cuts? We invited Dr. Bob Gill, a family GP from London and the co-leader of the National Health Action party, into the Sputnik studio to ask this and other questions about the health of a service which was once the envy of the world. -
4:09Neil Clarke - Mr Politician
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38:23SPUTNIK 178: Neil Clarke Interviews Victor Fraga vesves George Shire
SPUTNIK 178: Neil Clarke Interviews Victor Fraga vesves George ShireSPUTNIK 178: Neil Clarke Interviews Victor Fraga vesves George Shire
Theyve got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil but theyve also got an awful lot of political and economic turmoil. Six months into his presidency, Michel Temer is . Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of 70s and 80s Britain. Welcome to the official George Galloway Channel. Delivering to you the towering and sterling efforts of Britains most outstanding political figure. Subscribe . -
26:36Neil Clarke Stretton Karting ODEC 29062011 HD Contour
Neil Clarke Stretton Karting ODEC 29062011 HD ContourNeil Clarke Stretton Karting ODEC 29062011 HD Contour
Neil Clarke Stretton Karting ODEC 29062011 in hire karts winning, HD Contour
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Famous quotes by Neil Clarke:
"The worst has happened and the town and the shire we love is totally devastated."
"It looks like an atomic bomb hit the place."
"It looks like an atomic bomb hit the place. It is severe damage. This is more than a local disaster, this is a national disaster."
"We are the tropical fruit bowl of Australia. I would say every tree has been flattened. It looks like an atomic bomb has hit the place."
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Brooklyn-Based Percussionist, Neil Clarke | BK Live
Brooklyn-based percussionist, Neil Clarke, talks about his 50 years playing and touring with a long list of stars, from Harry Belafonte to Randy Weston. Learn more: http://neilclarke.net/ -- This video is from BRIC TV— the first 24/7 television channel created by, for, and about Brooklyn. It is the borough's source for local news, Brooklyn culture, civic affairs, music, arts, sports, and technology. BRIC TV features programming produced and curated by BRIC, an arts and media nonprofit located in Downtown Brooklyn, NYC. Watch more Brooklyn-centric content from BRIC TV: BK Live: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/bklive Straight Up: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/straightup #BHeard: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/bheard B-Side: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/bside Check out more from BRIC: https://www.youtube....
published: 18 May 2016 -
SPUTNIK 180: Neil Clarke Interviews John Pilger & Vanessa Beeley
He has been defying the Establishment gatekeepers and telling us the truth about what’s really going on in the world for over 50 years. He has covered wars around the world from Vietnam to Iraq, and is also an award-winning documentary filmmaker. For many, John Pilger is the journalists’ journalist, and he came into the Sputnik studio to give us his thoughts on the state of the press today. And, US-led airstrikes on Raqqa have, as the UN observed, led to a ‘staggering loss of civilian life.‘ The US-led coalition has also admitted to using white phosphorus, but the media reaction in the West has been muted, to say the least. It’s all a far cry from the headlines when Syrian forces - with Russian support - were trying to liberate Aleppo in December. Vanessa Beeley has reported from Syria dur...
published: 02 Jul 2017 -
SPUTNIK 173: Neil Clarke Interviews Tariq Mehmood & Victor Fraga
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of ’70s and ’80s Britain. Has this overt racism now re-invented itself and evolved into right-wing populism here and across Europe? Author and fellow activist Tariq Mehmood is here to discuss. Next, a new film, ‘I Am Not Your Negro’, explores the question of race in America through the words of James Baldwin, also a fearless fighter for civil rights. Although Baldwin died over 30 years ago, the film uses footage of Ferguson, Barack Obama's inauguration and Black Lives Matter to show how prophetic the prose was. Victor Fraga, a journalist and director of a new platform for political films Dmovies, gives his thoughts on just what is going on in the Americas...
published: 02 May 2017 -
Neil Clarke interview - a look inside Clarkesworld Magazine
Publisher and editor Neil Clarke talks about the creation and workings of the award winning online magazine, Clarkesworld. He discusses the submission process, how the magazine issues are put together, and the business model used to generate income and keep the publication going. He also talks about how the SF genre has changed since online fiction has become commonplace. This interview was conducted on October 12, 2012, at the Capclave 2012 science fiction convention, in front of a live audience.
published: 02 Jun 2013 -
SPUTNIK 171: Neil Clarke Interviews Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos & Catherine Shakdam
Theresa May described it as a ‘historical moment from which there can be no turning back.’ Nigel Farage celebrated it in typical style with a pint in a pub. 279 days after the British people voted to leave the European Union, Article 50 – the EU get-out clause – was engaged. But is it really game over for the Remain camp? Could Brexit yet be derailed either in Parliament or with fresh legal challenges? Joining Sputnik this week to discuss these very hot issues is the publisher and editor of Politics First magazine, Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos. And ‘don’t mention the war!’ sums up much of the ‘mainstream’ coverage of the appalling terrorist attack we saw in London last week. There were plenty of column inches devoted to what we do next, but questioning British foreign policy was conspicuous by ...
published: 15 Apr 2017 -
SPUTNIK 172: Neil Clarke Interviews Sami Ramadani & Dr. Bob Gill
Fourteen years after the US-led coalition illegally invaded and occupied Iraq in search of non-existent weapons of mass destruction, the country remains in turmoil. Over 1 million Iraqis have died since Bush and Blair launched their aggression, but no one has yet been held to account for what the award-winning journalist John Pilger has called ‘the crime of the century’. The US and its allies are now seeking to ‘liberate’ the city of Mosul from Islamic State, a terrorist organization which did not exist before the previous US-led ‘liberation’ of the country in 2003. Sami Ramadani is an Iraqi-born writer, academic and activist, and we invited him to join Sputnik this week to discuss the current desperate situation of a country in crisis. And we look at a crisis closer to home. The NHS is th...
published: 16 Apr 2017 -
Neil Clarke - Mr Politician
published: 13 Apr 2017 -
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SPUTNIK 178: Neil Clarke Interviews Victor Fraga vesves George Shire
Theyve got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil but theyve also got an awful lot of political and economic turmoil. Six months into his presidency, Michel Temer is . Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of 70s and 80s Britain. Welcome to the official George Galloway Channel. Delivering to you the towering and sterling efforts of Britains most outstanding political figure. Subscribe .
published: 26 Jul 2017 -
Neil Clarke Stretton Karting ODEC 29062011 HD Contour
Neil Clarke Stretton Karting ODEC 29062011 in hire karts winning, HD Contour
published: 30 Jun 2011
Brooklyn-Based Percussionist, Neil Clarke | BK Live
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:49
- Updated: 18 May 2016
- views: 356
Brooklyn-based percussionist, Neil Clarke, talks about his 50 years playing and touring with a long list of stars, from Harry Belafonte to Randy Weston.
Learn...
Brooklyn-based percussionist, Neil Clarke, talks about his 50 years playing and touring with a long list of stars, from Harry Belafonte to Randy Weston.
Learn more:
http://neilclarke.net/
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This video is from BRIC TV— the first 24/7 television channel created by, for, and about Brooklyn. It is the borough's source for local news, Brooklyn culture, civic affairs, music, arts, sports, and technology. BRIC TV features programming produced and curated by BRIC, an arts and media nonprofit located in Downtown Brooklyn, NYC.
Watch more Brooklyn-centric content from BRIC TV:
BK Live: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/bklive
Straight Up: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/straightup
#BHeard: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/bheard
B-Side: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/bside
Check out more from BRIC:
https://www.youtube.com/c/BRICartsmedia
Connect with us:
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http://Instagram.com/BRICTV
http://BRICartsmedia.org/BRICTV
https://wn.com/Brooklyn_Based_Percussionist,_Neil_Clarke_|_Bk_Live
Brooklyn-based percussionist, Neil Clarke, talks about his 50 years playing and touring with a long list of stars, from Harry Belafonte to Randy Weston.
Learn more:
http://neilclarke.net/
--
This video is from BRIC TV— the first 24/7 television channel created by, for, and about Brooklyn. It is the borough's source for local news, Brooklyn culture, civic affairs, music, arts, sports, and technology. BRIC TV features programming produced and curated by BRIC, an arts and media nonprofit located in Downtown Brooklyn, NYC.
Watch more Brooklyn-centric content from BRIC TV:
BK Live: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/bklive
Straight Up: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/straightup
#BHeard: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/bheard
B-Side: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/bside
Check out more from BRIC:
https://www.youtube.com/c/BRICartsmedia
Connect with us:
https://www.facebook.com/BKIndieMedia
http://Twitter.com/BRICTV
http://Instagram.com/BRICTV
http://BRICartsmedia.org/BRICTV
- published: 18 May 2016
- views: 356
SPUTNIK 180: Neil Clarke Interviews John Pilger & Vanessa Beeley
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:57
- Updated: 02 Jul 2017
- views: 1121
He has been defying the Establishment gatekeepers and telling us the truth about what’s really going on in the world for over 50 years. He has covered wars arou...
He has been defying the Establishment gatekeepers and telling us the truth about what’s really going on in the world for over 50 years. He has covered wars around the world from Vietnam to Iraq, and is also an award-winning documentary filmmaker. For many, John Pilger is the journalists’ journalist, and he came into the Sputnik studio to give us his thoughts on the state of the press today.
And, US-led airstrikes on Raqqa have, as the UN observed, led to a ‘staggering loss of civilian life.‘ The US-led coalition has also admitted to using white phosphorus, but the media reaction in the West has been muted, to say the least. It’s all a far cry from the headlines when Syrian forces - with Russian support - were trying to liberate Aleppo in December. Vanessa Beeley has reported from Syria during the current conflict many times, so we invited her into the studio to discuss these glaring double standards in the media.
https://wn.com/Sputnik_180_Neil_Clarke_Interviews_John_Pilger_Vanessa_Beeley
He has been defying the Establishment gatekeepers and telling us the truth about what’s really going on in the world for over 50 years. He has covered wars around the world from Vietnam to Iraq, and is also an award-winning documentary filmmaker. For many, John Pilger is the journalists’ journalist, and he came into the Sputnik studio to give us his thoughts on the state of the press today.
And, US-led airstrikes on Raqqa have, as the UN observed, led to a ‘staggering loss of civilian life.‘ The US-led coalition has also admitted to using white phosphorus, but the media reaction in the West has been muted, to say the least. It’s all a far cry from the headlines when Syrian forces - with Russian support - were trying to liberate Aleppo in December. Vanessa Beeley has reported from Syria during the current conflict many times, so we invited her into the studio to discuss these glaring double standards in the media.
- published: 02 Jul 2017
- views: 1121
SPUTNIK 173: Neil Clarke Interviews Tariq Mehmood & Victor Fraga
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:52
- Updated: 02 May 2017
- views: 731
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of ’70s and ’80s Britai...
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of ’70s and ’80s Britain. Has this overt racism now re-invented itself and evolved into right-wing populism here and across Europe? Author and fellow activist Tariq Mehmood is here to discuss.
Next, a new film, ‘I Am Not Your Negro’, explores the question of race in America through the words of James Baldwin, also a fearless fighter for civil rights. Although Baldwin died over 30 years ago, the film uses footage of Ferguson, Barack Obama's inauguration and Black Lives Matter to show how prophetic the prose was. Victor Fraga, a journalist and director of a new platform for political films Dmovies, gives his thoughts on just what is going on in the Americas now.
https://wn.com/Sputnik_173_Neil_Clarke_Interviews_Tariq_Mehmood_Victor_Fraga
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of ’70s and ’80s Britain. Has this overt racism now re-invented itself and evolved into right-wing populism here and across Europe? Author and fellow activist Tariq Mehmood is here to discuss.
Next, a new film, ‘I Am Not Your Negro’, explores the question of race in America through the words of James Baldwin, also a fearless fighter for civil rights. Although Baldwin died over 30 years ago, the film uses footage of Ferguson, Barack Obama's inauguration and Black Lives Matter to show how prophetic the prose was. Victor Fraga, a journalist and director of a new platform for political films Dmovies, gives his thoughts on just what is going on in the Americas now.
- published: 02 May 2017
- views: 731
Neil Clarke interview - a look inside Clarkesworld Magazine
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 19:30
- Updated: 02 Jun 2013
- views: 869
Publisher and editor Neil Clarke talks about the creation and workings of the award winning online magazine, Clarkesworld. He discusses the submission process, ...
Publisher and editor Neil Clarke talks about the creation and workings of the award winning online magazine, Clarkesworld. He discusses the submission process, how the magazine issues are put together, and the business model used to generate income and keep the publication going. He also talks about how the SF genre has changed since online fiction has become commonplace.
This interview was conducted on October 12, 2012, at the Capclave 2012 science fiction convention, in front of a live audience.
https://wn.com/Neil_Clarke_Interview_A_Look_Inside_Clarkesworld_Magazine
Publisher and editor Neil Clarke talks about the creation and workings of the award winning online magazine, Clarkesworld. He discusses the submission process, how the magazine issues are put together, and the business model used to generate income and keep the publication going. He also talks about how the SF genre has changed since online fiction has become commonplace.
This interview was conducted on October 12, 2012, at the Capclave 2012 science fiction convention, in front of a live audience.
- published: 02 Jun 2013
- views: 869
SPUTNIK 171: Neil Clarke Interviews Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos & Catherine Shakdam
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:57
- Updated: 15 Apr 2017
- views: 1153
Theresa May described it as a ‘historical moment from which there can be no turning back.’ Nigel Farage celebrated it in typical style with a pint in a pub. 279...
Theresa May described it as a ‘historical moment from which there can be no turning back.’ Nigel Farage celebrated it in typical style with a pint in a pub. 279 days after the British people voted to leave the European Union, Article 50 – the EU get-out clause – was engaged. But is it really game over for the Remain camp? Could Brexit yet be derailed either in Parliament or with fresh legal challenges? Joining Sputnik this week to discuss these very hot issues is the publisher and editor of Politics First magazine, Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos.
And ‘don’t mention the war!’ sums up much of the ‘mainstream’ coverage of the appalling terrorist attack we saw in London last week. There were plenty of column inches devoted to what we do next, but questioning British foreign policy was conspicuous by its absence. Instead, the pro-war establishment, always eager to point the finger of blame at someone else, looked for new scapegoats – this time the encrypted messenger service WhatsApp. So this week, we look at the contradictions of the so-called ‘War on Terror’ with Catherine Shakdam, author and director at the Shafaqna Institute for Middle Eastern Studies.
https://wn.com/Sputnik_171_Neil_Clarke_Interviews_Dr._Marcus_Papadopoulos_Catherine_Shakdam
Theresa May described it as a ‘historical moment from which there can be no turning back.’ Nigel Farage celebrated it in typical style with a pint in a pub. 279 days after the British people voted to leave the European Union, Article 50 – the EU get-out clause – was engaged. But is it really game over for the Remain camp? Could Brexit yet be derailed either in Parliament or with fresh legal challenges? Joining Sputnik this week to discuss these very hot issues is the publisher and editor of Politics First magazine, Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos.
And ‘don’t mention the war!’ sums up much of the ‘mainstream’ coverage of the appalling terrorist attack we saw in London last week. There were plenty of column inches devoted to what we do next, but questioning British foreign policy was conspicuous by its absence. Instead, the pro-war establishment, always eager to point the finger of blame at someone else, looked for new scapegoats – this time the encrypted messenger service WhatsApp. So this week, we look at the contradictions of the so-called ‘War on Terror’ with Catherine Shakdam, author and director at the Shafaqna Institute for Middle Eastern Studies.
- published: 15 Apr 2017
- views: 1153
SPUTNIK 172: Neil Clarke Interviews Sami Ramadani & Dr. Bob Gill
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:55
- Updated: 16 Apr 2017
- views: 889
Fourteen years after the US-led coalition illegally invaded and occupied Iraq in search of non-existent weapons of mass destruction, the country remains in turm...
Fourteen years after the US-led coalition illegally invaded and occupied Iraq in search of non-existent weapons of mass destruction, the country remains in turmoil. Over 1 million Iraqis have died since Bush and Blair launched their aggression, but no one has yet been held to account for what the award-winning journalist John Pilger has called ‘the crime of the century’. The US and its allies are now seeking to ‘liberate’ the city of Mosul from Islamic State, a terrorist organization which did not exist before the previous US-led ‘liberation’ of the country in 2003. Sami Ramadani is an Iraqi-born writer, academic and activist, and we invited him to join Sputnik this week to discuss the current desperate situation of a country in crisis.
And we look at a crisis closer to home. The NHS is the most enduring achievement of the first post-war Labour government of Clement Attlee. However, what was once a very healthy institution now appears to be an ailing organization in a critical condition. About to be forced to make £22 billion worth of savings by the year 2020, it looks like the service could be rationed. But should we believe these tough choices are down to an aging population and growing demand, or could they be ideological cuts? We invited Dr. Bob Gill, a family GP from London and the co-leader of the National Health Action party, into the Sputnik studio to ask this and other questions about the health of a service which was once the envy of the world.
https://wn.com/Sputnik_172_Neil_Clarke_Interviews_Sami_Ramadani_Dr._Bob_Gill
Fourteen years after the US-led coalition illegally invaded and occupied Iraq in search of non-existent weapons of mass destruction, the country remains in turmoil. Over 1 million Iraqis have died since Bush and Blair launched their aggression, but no one has yet been held to account for what the award-winning journalist John Pilger has called ‘the crime of the century’. The US and its allies are now seeking to ‘liberate’ the city of Mosul from Islamic State, a terrorist organization which did not exist before the previous US-led ‘liberation’ of the country in 2003. Sami Ramadani is an Iraqi-born writer, academic and activist, and we invited him to join Sputnik this week to discuss the current desperate situation of a country in crisis.
And we look at a crisis closer to home. The NHS is the most enduring achievement of the first post-war Labour government of Clement Attlee. However, what was once a very healthy institution now appears to be an ailing organization in a critical condition. About to be forced to make £22 billion worth of savings by the year 2020, it looks like the service could be rationed. But should we believe these tough choices are down to an aging population and growing demand, or could they be ideological cuts? We invited Dr. Bob Gill, a family GP from London and the co-leader of the National Health Action party, into the Sputnik studio to ask this and other questions about the health of a service which was once the envy of the world.
- published: 16 Apr 2017
- views: 889
Neil Clarke - Mr Politician
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:09
- Updated: 13 Apr 2017
- views: 24
- published: 13 Apr 2017
- views: 24
Neil Clarke and Alex Blake's solo
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- Duration: 7:56
- Updated: 19 Nov 2007
- views: 3943
European jazz Expò -
Cagliari, Italy
European jazz Expò -
Cagliari, Italy
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SPUTNIK 178: Neil Clarke Interviews Victor Fraga vesves George Shire
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 38:23
- Updated: 26 Jul 2017
- views: 9
Theyve got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil but theyve also got an awful lot of political and economic turmoil. Six months into his presidency, Michel Temer is ...
Theyve got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil but theyve also got an awful lot of political and economic turmoil. Six months into his presidency, Michel Temer is .
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of 70s and 80s Britain.
Welcome to the official George Galloway Channel. Delivering to you the towering and sterling efforts of Britains most outstanding political figure. Subscribe .
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Theyve got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil but theyve also got an awful lot of political and economic turmoil. Six months into his presidency, Michel Temer is .
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of 70s and 80s Britain.
Welcome to the official George Galloway Channel. Delivering to you the towering and sterling efforts of Britains most outstanding political figure. Subscribe .
- published: 26 Jul 2017
- views: 9
Neil Clarke Stretton Karting ODEC 29062011 HD Contour
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- Duration: 26:36
- Updated: 30 Jun 2011
- views: 330
Neil Clarke Stretton Karting ODEC 29062011 in hire karts winning, HD Contour
- published: 30 Jun 2011
- views: 330
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Neil Clarke interview - a look inside Clarkesworld Magazine
Publisher and editor Neil Clarke talks about the creation and workings of the award winning online magazine, Clarkesworld. He discusses the submission process, how the magazine issues are put together, and the business model used to generate income and keep the publication going. He also talks about how the SF genre has changed since online fiction has become commonplace. This interview was conducted on October 12, 2012, at the Capclave 2012 science fiction convention, in front of a live audience.
published: 02 Jun 2013 -
SPUTNIK 173: Neil Clarke Interviews Tariq Mehmood & Victor Fraga
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of ’70s and ’80s Britain. Has this overt racism now re-invented itself and evolved into right-wing populism here and across Europe? Author and fellow activist Tariq Mehmood is here to discuss. Next, a new film, ‘I Am Not Your Negro’, explores the question of race in America through the words of James Baldwin, also a fearless fighter for civil rights. Although Baldwin died over 30 years ago, the film uses footage of Ferguson, Barack Obama's inauguration and Black Lives Matter to show how prophetic the prose was. Victor Fraga, a journalist and director of a new platform for political films Dmovies, gives his thoughts on just what is going on in the Americas...
published: 02 May 2017 -
SPUTNIK 180: Neil Clarke Interviews John Pilger & Vanessa Beeley
He has been defying the Establishment gatekeepers and telling us the truth about what’s really going on in the world for over 50 years. He has covered wars around the world from Vietnam to Iraq, and is also an award-winning documentary filmmaker. For many, John Pilger is the journalists’ journalist, and he came into the Sputnik studio to give us his thoughts on the state of the press today. And, US-led airstrikes on Raqqa have, as the UN observed, led to a ‘staggering loss of civilian life.‘ The US-led coalition has also admitted to using white phosphorus, but the media reaction in the West has been muted, to say the least. It’s all a far cry from the headlines when Syrian forces - with Russian support - were trying to liberate Aleppo in December. Vanessa Beeley has reported from Syria dur...
published: 02 Jul 2017 -
SPUTNIK 171: Neil Clarke Interviews Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos & Catherine Shakdam
Theresa May described it as a ‘historical moment from which there can be no turning back.’ Nigel Farage celebrated it in typical style with a pint in a pub. 279 days after the British people voted to leave the European Union, Article 50 – the EU get-out clause – was engaged. But is it really game over for the Remain camp? Could Brexit yet be derailed either in Parliament or with fresh legal challenges? Joining Sputnik this week to discuss these very hot issues is the publisher and editor of Politics First magazine, Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos. And ‘don’t mention the war!’ sums up much of the ‘mainstream’ coverage of the appalling terrorist attack we saw in London last week. There were plenty of column inches devoted to what we do next, but questioning British foreign policy was conspicuous by ...
published: 15 Apr 2017 -
SPUTNIK 176: Neil Clarke Interviews Peter Oborne & Catherine Shakdam
What part did Twitter and its 140 characters play in propelling Donald Trump to the US presidency and what could we learn from it? We ask Peter Oborne, coauthor of ‘How Trump thinks: His tweets and the birth of a new political language’. Then, Iranian voters will be asking what external threats might possibly be awaiting them. Could Donald Trump’s campaign pledge to “rip up” the 2016 Accord move them toward a more hardline conservative government or will they stick with the reformist agenda of the current Rouhani administration? We invited Catherine Shakdam, political analyst and writer on the Middle East, for her thoughts.
published: 24 May 2017 -
SPUTNIK 172: Neil Clarke Interviews Sami Ramadani & Dr. Bob Gill
Fourteen years after the US-led coalition illegally invaded and occupied Iraq in search of non-existent weapons of mass destruction, the country remains in turmoil. Over 1 million Iraqis have died since Bush and Blair launched their aggression, but no one has yet been held to account for what the award-winning journalist John Pilger has called ‘the crime of the century’. The US and its allies are now seeking to ‘liberate’ the city of Mosul from Islamic State, a terrorist organization which did not exist before the previous US-led ‘liberation’ of the country in 2003. Sami Ramadani is an Iraqi-born writer, academic and activist, and we invited him to join Sputnik this week to discuss the current desperate situation of a country in crisis. And we look at a crisis closer to home. The NHS is th...
published: 16 Apr 2017 -
SPUTNIK 178: Neil Clarke Interviews Victor Fraga vesves George Shire
Theyve got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil but theyve also got an awful lot of political and economic turmoil. Six months into his presidency, Michel Temer is . Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of 70s and 80s Britain. Welcome to the official George Galloway Channel. Delivering to you the towering and sterling efforts of Britains most outstanding political figure. Subscribe .
published: 26 Jul 2017 -
SPUTNIK 177: Neil Clarke Interviews Matt Johnson & Dan Glazebrook
Post-punk band ‘The The’ provided some of the most memorable and thought-provoking music of the 1980s and 90s and were both a critical and commercial success. They have now not only released a new single but have also produced a new film, ‘The Inertia Variations,’ which challenges the current political landscape. So we invited the multi-talented singer, songwriter, film-maker and political activist and the man behind ‘The The,’ Matt Johnson, into the Sputnik Studio to tell us more. And in part two, we look at failed states and proxy wars. As the West’s new strategy in the Middle East and Africa seems to go beyond regime change and instead appears to look for total destruction, we discuss its exploitative and often racist foreign policies with world affair analyst Dan Glazebrook.
published: 04 Jun 2017 -
SPUTNIK 178: Neil Clarke Interviews Victor Fraga & George Shire
They’ve got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil but they’ve also got an awful lot of political and economic turmoil. Six months into his presidency, Michel Temer is overseeing the country’s worst recession; people are taking to the streets and the anti-corruption investigation “Operation Carwash” could see Temer himself impeached just like his predecessor, Dilma Rousseff. Will the country wake up and smell the coffee and can it re-capture the optimism of just a few years ago? Joining Sputnik this week to help us find out is political analyst Victor Fraga. And from South America to South Africa, and another BRICS country facing political and economic turmoil as thousands have been marching against President Jacob Zuma. The opposition have accused him of corruption while members of his own part...
published: 01 Jul 2017 -
SPUTNIK 179: Neil Clarke Interviews Dr. Riaz Karim vesves Matt Kennard
Morocco has long prided itself on being one of the most stable countries in North Africa - a place where the so-called Arab Spring didnt turn into an Arab winter. Welcome to the official George Galloway Channel. Delivering to you the towering and sterling efforts of Britains most outstanding political figure. Subscribe . Theresa May described it as a historical moment from which there can be no turning back. Nigel Farage celebrated it in typical style with a pint in a pub. Fourteen years after the US-led coalition illegally invaded and occupied Iraq in search of non-existent weapons of mass destruction, the country remains in .
published: 19 Jul 2017
Neil Clarke interview - a look inside Clarkesworld Magazine
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 19:30
- Updated: 02 Jun 2013
- views: 869
Publisher and editor Neil Clarke talks about the creation and workings of the award winning online magazine, Clarkesworld. He discusses the submission process, ...
Publisher and editor Neil Clarke talks about the creation and workings of the award winning online magazine, Clarkesworld. He discusses the submission process, how the magazine issues are put together, and the business model used to generate income and keep the publication going. He also talks about how the SF genre has changed since online fiction has become commonplace.
This interview was conducted on October 12, 2012, at the Capclave 2012 science fiction convention, in front of a live audience.
https://wn.com/Neil_Clarke_Interview_A_Look_Inside_Clarkesworld_Magazine
Publisher and editor Neil Clarke talks about the creation and workings of the award winning online magazine, Clarkesworld. He discusses the submission process, how the magazine issues are put together, and the business model used to generate income and keep the publication going. He also talks about how the SF genre has changed since online fiction has become commonplace.
This interview was conducted on October 12, 2012, at the Capclave 2012 science fiction convention, in front of a live audience.
- published: 02 Jun 2013
- views: 869
SPUTNIK 173: Neil Clarke Interviews Tariq Mehmood & Victor Fraga
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:52
- Updated: 02 May 2017
- views: 731
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of ’70s and ’80s Britai...
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of ’70s and ’80s Britain. Has this overt racism now re-invented itself and evolved into right-wing populism here and across Europe? Author and fellow activist Tariq Mehmood is here to discuss.
Next, a new film, ‘I Am Not Your Negro’, explores the question of race in America through the words of James Baldwin, also a fearless fighter for civil rights. Although Baldwin died over 30 years ago, the film uses footage of Ferguson, Barack Obama's inauguration and Black Lives Matter to show how prophetic the prose was. Victor Fraga, a journalist and director of a new platform for political films Dmovies, gives his thoughts on just what is going on in the Americas now.
https://wn.com/Sputnik_173_Neil_Clarke_Interviews_Tariq_Mehmood_Victor_Fraga
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of ’70s and ’80s Britain. Has this overt racism now re-invented itself and evolved into right-wing populism here and across Europe? Author and fellow activist Tariq Mehmood is here to discuss.
Next, a new film, ‘I Am Not Your Negro’, explores the question of race in America through the words of James Baldwin, also a fearless fighter for civil rights. Although Baldwin died over 30 years ago, the film uses footage of Ferguson, Barack Obama's inauguration and Black Lives Matter to show how prophetic the prose was. Victor Fraga, a journalist and director of a new platform for political films Dmovies, gives his thoughts on just what is going on in the Americas now.
- published: 02 May 2017
- views: 731
SPUTNIK 180: Neil Clarke Interviews John Pilger & Vanessa Beeley
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:57
- Updated: 02 Jul 2017
- views: 1121
He has been defying the Establishment gatekeepers and telling us the truth about what’s really going on in the world for over 50 years. He has covered wars arou...
He has been defying the Establishment gatekeepers and telling us the truth about what’s really going on in the world for over 50 years. He has covered wars around the world from Vietnam to Iraq, and is also an award-winning documentary filmmaker. For many, John Pilger is the journalists’ journalist, and he came into the Sputnik studio to give us his thoughts on the state of the press today.
And, US-led airstrikes on Raqqa have, as the UN observed, led to a ‘staggering loss of civilian life.‘ The US-led coalition has also admitted to using white phosphorus, but the media reaction in the West has been muted, to say the least. It’s all a far cry from the headlines when Syrian forces - with Russian support - were trying to liberate Aleppo in December. Vanessa Beeley has reported from Syria during the current conflict many times, so we invited her into the studio to discuss these glaring double standards in the media.
https://wn.com/Sputnik_180_Neil_Clarke_Interviews_John_Pilger_Vanessa_Beeley
He has been defying the Establishment gatekeepers and telling us the truth about what’s really going on in the world for over 50 years. He has covered wars around the world from Vietnam to Iraq, and is also an award-winning documentary filmmaker. For many, John Pilger is the journalists’ journalist, and he came into the Sputnik studio to give us his thoughts on the state of the press today.
And, US-led airstrikes on Raqqa have, as the UN observed, led to a ‘staggering loss of civilian life.‘ The US-led coalition has also admitted to using white phosphorus, but the media reaction in the West has been muted, to say the least. It’s all a far cry from the headlines when Syrian forces - with Russian support - were trying to liberate Aleppo in December. Vanessa Beeley has reported from Syria during the current conflict many times, so we invited her into the studio to discuss these glaring double standards in the media.
- published: 02 Jul 2017
- views: 1121
SPUTNIK 171: Neil Clarke Interviews Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos & Catherine Shakdam
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:57
- Updated: 15 Apr 2017
- views: 1153
Theresa May described it as a ‘historical moment from which there can be no turning back.’ Nigel Farage celebrated it in typical style with a pint in a pub. 279...
Theresa May described it as a ‘historical moment from which there can be no turning back.’ Nigel Farage celebrated it in typical style with a pint in a pub. 279 days after the British people voted to leave the European Union, Article 50 – the EU get-out clause – was engaged. But is it really game over for the Remain camp? Could Brexit yet be derailed either in Parliament or with fresh legal challenges? Joining Sputnik this week to discuss these very hot issues is the publisher and editor of Politics First magazine, Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos.
And ‘don’t mention the war!’ sums up much of the ‘mainstream’ coverage of the appalling terrorist attack we saw in London last week. There were plenty of column inches devoted to what we do next, but questioning British foreign policy was conspicuous by its absence. Instead, the pro-war establishment, always eager to point the finger of blame at someone else, looked for new scapegoats – this time the encrypted messenger service WhatsApp. So this week, we look at the contradictions of the so-called ‘War on Terror’ with Catherine Shakdam, author and director at the Shafaqna Institute for Middle Eastern Studies.
https://wn.com/Sputnik_171_Neil_Clarke_Interviews_Dr._Marcus_Papadopoulos_Catherine_Shakdam
Theresa May described it as a ‘historical moment from which there can be no turning back.’ Nigel Farage celebrated it in typical style with a pint in a pub. 279 days after the British people voted to leave the European Union, Article 50 – the EU get-out clause – was engaged. But is it really game over for the Remain camp? Could Brexit yet be derailed either in Parliament or with fresh legal challenges? Joining Sputnik this week to discuss these very hot issues is the publisher and editor of Politics First magazine, Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos.
And ‘don’t mention the war!’ sums up much of the ‘mainstream’ coverage of the appalling terrorist attack we saw in London last week. There were plenty of column inches devoted to what we do next, but questioning British foreign policy was conspicuous by its absence. Instead, the pro-war establishment, always eager to point the finger of blame at someone else, looked for new scapegoats – this time the encrypted messenger service WhatsApp. So this week, we look at the contradictions of the so-called ‘War on Terror’ with Catherine Shakdam, author and director at the Shafaqna Institute for Middle Eastern Studies.
- published: 15 Apr 2017
- views: 1153
SPUTNIK 176: Neil Clarke Interviews Peter Oborne & Catherine Shakdam
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:57
- Updated: 24 May 2017
- views: 1602
What part did Twitter and its 140 characters play in propelling Donald Trump to the US presidency and what could we learn from it? We ask Peter Oborne, coauthor...
What part did Twitter and its 140 characters play in propelling Donald Trump to the US presidency and what could we learn from it? We ask Peter Oborne, coauthor of ‘How Trump thinks: His tweets and the birth of a new political language’. Then, Iranian voters will be asking what external threats might possibly be awaiting them. Could Donald Trump’s campaign pledge to “rip up” the 2016 Accord move them toward a more hardline conservative government or will they stick with the reformist agenda of the current Rouhani administration? We invited Catherine Shakdam, political analyst and writer on the Middle East, for her thoughts.
https://wn.com/Sputnik_176_Neil_Clarke_Interviews_Peter_Oborne_Catherine_Shakdam
What part did Twitter and its 140 characters play in propelling Donald Trump to the US presidency and what could we learn from it? We ask Peter Oborne, coauthor of ‘How Trump thinks: His tweets and the birth of a new political language’. Then, Iranian voters will be asking what external threats might possibly be awaiting them. Could Donald Trump’s campaign pledge to “rip up” the 2016 Accord move them toward a more hardline conservative government or will they stick with the reformist agenda of the current Rouhani administration? We invited Catherine Shakdam, political analyst and writer on the Middle East, for her thoughts.
- published: 24 May 2017
- views: 1602
SPUTNIK 172: Neil Clarke Interviews Sami Ramadani & Dr. Bob Gill
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:55
- Updated: 16 Apr 2017
- views: 889
Fourteen years after the US-led coalition illegally invaded and occupied Iraq in search of non-existent weapons of mass destruction, the country remains in turm...
Fourteen years after the US-led coalition illegally invaded and occupied Iraq in search of non-existent weapons of mass destruction, the country remains in turmoil. Over 1 million Iraqis have died since Bush and Blair launched their aggression, but no one has yet been held to account for what the award-winning journalist John Pilger has called ‘the crime of the century’. The US and its allies are now seeking to ‘liberate’ the city of Mosul from Islamic State, a terrorist organization which did not exist before the previous US-led ‘liberation’ of the country in 2003. Sami Ramadani is an Iraqi-born writer, academic and activist, and we invited him to join Sputnik this week to discuss the current desperate situation of a country in crisis.
And we look at a crisis closer to home. The NHS is the most enduring achievement of the first post-war Labour government of Clement Attlee. However, what was once a very healthy institution now appears to be an ailing organization in a critical condition. About to be forced to make £22 billion worth of savings by the year 2020, it looks like the service could be rationed. But should we believe these tough choices are down to an aging population and growing demand, or could they be ideological cuts? We invited Dr. Bob Gill, a family GP from London and the co-leader of the National Health Action party, into the Sputnik studio to ask this and other questions about the health of a service which was once the envy of the world.
https://wn.com/Sputnik_172_Neil_Clarke_Interviews_Sami_Ramadani_Dr._Bob_Gill
Fourteen years after the US-led coalition illegally invaded and occupied Iraq in search of non-existent weapons of mass destruction, the country remains in turmoil. Over 1 million Iraqis have died since Bush and Blair launched their aggression, but no one has yet been held to account for what the award-winning journalist John Pilger has called ‘the crime of the century’. The US and its allies are now seeking to ‘liberate’ the city of Mosul from Islamic State, a terrorist organization which did not exist before the previous US-led ‘liberation’ of the country in 2003. Sami Ramadani is an Iraqi-born writer, academic and activist, and we invited him to join Sputnik this week to discuss the current desperate situation of a country in crisis.
And we look at a crisis closer to home. The NHS is the most enduring achievement of the first post-war Labour government of Clement Attlee. However, what was once a very healthy institution now appears to be an ailing organization in a critical condition. About to be forced to make £22 billion worth of savings by the year 2020, it looks like the service could be rationed. But should we believe these tough choices are down to an aging population and growing demand, or could they be ideological cuts? We invited Dr. Bob Gill, a family GP from London and the co-leader of the National Health Action party, into the Sputnik studio to ask this and other questions about the health of a service which was once the envy of the world.
- published: 16 Apr 2017
- views: 889
SPUTNIK 178: Neil Clarke Interviews Victor Fraga vesves George Shire
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 38:23
- Updated: 26 Jul 2017
- views: 9
Theyve got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil but theyve also got an awful lot of political and economic turmoil. Six months into his presidency, Michel Temer is ...
Theyve got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil but theyve also got an awful lot of political and economic turmoil. Six months into his presidency, Michel Temer is .
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of 70s and 80s Britain.
Welcome to the official George Galloway Channel. Delivering to you the towering and sterling efforts of Britains most outstanding political figure. Subscribe .
https://wn.com/Sputnik_178_Neil_Clarke_Interviews_Victor_Fraga_Vesves_George_Shire
Theyve got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil but theyve also got an awful lot of political and economic turmoil. Six months into his presidency, Michel Temer is .
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of 70s and 80s Britain.
Welcome to the official George Galloway Channel. Delivering to you the towering and sterling efforts of Britains most outstanding political figure. Subscribe .
- published: 26 Jul 2017
- views: 9
SPUTNIK 177: Neil Clarke Interviews Matt Johnson & Dan Glazebrook
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:58
- Updated: 04 Jun 2017
- views: 954
Post-punk band ‘The The’ provided some of the most memorable and thought-provoking music of the 1980s and 90s and were both a critical and commercial success. T...
Post-punk band ‘The The’ provided some of the most memorable and thought-provoking music of the 1980s and 90s and were both a critical and commercial success. They have now not only released a new single but have also produced a new film, ‘The Inertia Variations,’ which challenges the current political landscape. So we invited the multi-talented singer, songwriter, film-maker and political activist and the man behind ‘The The,’ Matt Johnson, into the Sputnik Studio to tell us more. And in part two, we look at failed states and proxy wars. As the West’s new strategy in the Middle East and Africa seems to go beyond regime change and instead appears to look for total destruction, we discuss its exploitative and often racist foreign policies with world affair analyst Dan Glazebrook.
https://wn.com/Sputnik_177_Neil_Clarke_Interviews_Matt_Johnson_Dan_Glazebrook
Post-punk band ‘The The’ provided some of the most memorable and thought-provoking music of the 1980s and 90s and were both a critical and commercial success. They have now not only released a new single but have also produced a new film, ‘The Inertia Variations,’ which challenges the current political landscape. So we invited the multi-talented singer, songwriter, film-maker and political activist and the man behind ‘The The,’ Matt Johnson, into the Sputnik Studio to tell us more. And in part two, we look at failed states and proxy wars. As the West’s new strategy in the Middle East and Africa seems to go beyond regime change and instead appears to look for total destruction, we discuss its exploitative and often racist foreign policies with world affair analyst Dan Glazebrook.
- published: 04 Jun 2017
- views: 954
SPUTNIK 178: Neil Clarke Interviews Victor Fraga & George Shire
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:58
- Updated: 01 Jul 2017
- views: 428
They’ve got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil but they’ve also got an awful lot of political and economic turmoil. Six months into his presidency, Michel Temer i...
They’ve got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil but they’ve also got an awful lot of political and economic turmoil. Six months into his presidency, Michel Temer is overseeing the country’s worst recession; people are taking to the streets and the anti-corruption investigation “Operation Carwash” could see Temer himself impeached just like his predecessor, Dilma Rousseff. Will the country wake up and smell the coffee and can it re-capture the optimism of just a few years ago? Joining Sputnik this week to help us find out is political analyst Victor Fraga.
And from South America to South Africa, and another BRICS country facing political and economic turmoil as thousands have been marching against President Jacob Zuma. The opposition have accused him of corruption while members of his own party say he is allowing South Africa to be run by wealthy whites and big business CEOs. To find out just what is going on there we invited George Shire, an expert on the region, aboard Sputnik to tell us what he thinks.
https://wn.com/Sputnik_178_Neil_Clarke_Interviews_Victor_Fraga_George_Shire
They’ve got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil but they’ve also got an awful lot of political and economic turmoil. Six months into his presidency, Michel Temer is overseeing the country’s worst recession; people are taking to the streets and the anti-corruption investigation “Operation Carwash” could see Temer himself impeached just like his predecessor, Dilma Rousseff. Will the country wake up and smell the coffee and can it re-capture the optimism of just a few years ago? Joining Sputnik this week to help us find out is political analyst Victor Fraga.
And from South America to South Africa, and another BRICS country facing political and economic turmoil as thousands have been marching against President Jacob Zuma. The opposition have accused him of corruption while members of his own party say he is allowing South Africa to be run by wealthy whites and big business CEOs. To find out just what is going on there we invited George Shire, an expert on the region, aboard Sputnik to tell us what he thinks.
- published: 01 Jul 2017
- views: 428
SPUTNIK 179: Neil Clarke Interviews Dr. Riaz Karim vesves Matt Kennard
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 37:05
- Updated: 19 Jul 2017
- views: 0
Morocco has long prided itself on being one of the most stable countries in North Africa - a place where the so-called Arab Spring didnt turn into an Arab winte...
Morocco has long prided itself on being one of the most stable countries in North Africa - a place where the so-called Arab Spring didnt turn into an Arab winter.
Welcome to the official George Galloway Channel. Delivering to you the towering and sterling efforts of Britains most outstanding political figure. Subscribe .
Theresa May described it as a historical moment from which there can be no turning back. Nigel Farage celebrated it in typical style with a pint in a pub.
Fourteen years after the US-led coalition illegally invaded and occupied Iraq in search of non-existent weapons of mass destruction, the country remains in .
https://wn.com/Sputnik_179_Neil_Clarke_Interviews_Dr._Riaz_Karim_Vesves_Matt_Kennard
Morocco has long prided itself on being one of the most stable countries in North Africa - a place where the so-called Arab Spring didnt turn into an Arab winter.
Welcome to the official George Galloway Channel. Delivering to you the towering and sterling efforts of Britains most outstanding political figure. Subscribe .
Theresa May described it as a historical moment from which there can be no turning back. Nigel Farage celebrated it in typical style with a pint in a pub.
Fourteen years after the US-led coalition illegally invaded and occupied Iraq in search of non-existent weapons of mass destruction, the country remains in .
- published: 19 Jul 2017
- views: 0
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Brooklyn-Based Percussionist, Neil Clarke | BK Live
Brooklyn-based percussionist, Neil Clarke, talks about his 50 years playing and touring with a long list of stars, from Harry Belafonte to Randy Weston. Learn more: http://neilclarke.net/ -- This video is from BRIC TV— the first 24/7 television channel created by, for, and about Brooklyn. It is the borough's source for local news, Brooklyn culture, civic affairs, music, arts, sports, and technology. BRIC TV features programming produced and curated by BRIC, an arts and media nonprofit located in Downtown Brooklyn, NYC. Watch more Brooklyn-centric content from BRIC TV: BK Live: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/bklive Straight Up: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/straightup #BHeard: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/bheard B-Side: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/bside Check out more from BRIC: https://www.youtube....
published: 18 May 2016 -
SPUTNIK 180: Neil Clarke Interviews John Pilger & Vanessa Beeley
He has been defying the Establishment gatekeepers and telling us the truth about what’s really going on in the world for over 50 years. He has covered wars around the world from Vietnam to Iraq, and is also an award-winning documentary filmmaker. For many, John Pilger is the journalists’ journalist, and he came into the Sputnik studio to give us his thoughts on the state of the press today. And, US-led airstrikes on Raqqa have, as the UN observed, led to a ‘staggering loss of civilian life.‘ The US-led coalition has also admitted to using white phosphorus, but the media reaction in the West has been muted, to say the least. It’s all a far cry from the headlines when Syrian forces - with Russian support - were trying to liberate Aleppo in December. Vanessa Beeley has reported from Syria dur...
published: 02 Jul 2017 -
SPUTNIK 173: Neil Clarke Interviews Tariq Mehmood & Victor Fraga
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of ’70s and ’80s Britain. Has this overt racism now re-invented itself and evolved into right-wing populism here and across Europe? Author and fellow activist Tariq Mehmood is here to discuss. Next, a new film, ‘I Am Not Your Negro’, explores the question of race in America through the words of James Baldwin, also a fearless fighter for civil rights. Although Baldwin died over 30 years ago, the film uses footage of Ferguson, Barack Obama's inauguration and Black Lives Matter to show how prophetic the prose was. Victor Fraga, a journalist and director of a new platform for political films Dmovies, gives his thoughts on just what is going on in the Americas...
published: 02 May 2017 -
Neil Clarke interview - a look inside Clarkesworld Magazine
Publisher and editor Neil Clarke talks about the creation and workings of the award winning online magazine, Clarkesworld. He discusses the submission process, how the magazine issues are put together, and the business model used to generate income and keep the publication going. He also talks about how the SF genre has changed since online fiction has become commonplace. This interview was conducted on October 12, 2012, at the Capclave 2012 science fiction convention, in front of a live audience.
published: 02 Jun 2013 -
SPUTNIK 171: Neil Clarke Interviews Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos & Catherine Shakdam
Theresa May described it as a ‘historical moment from which there can be no turning back.’ Nigel Farage celebrated it in typical style with a pint in a pub. 279 days after the British people voted to leave the European Union, Article 50 – the EU get-out clause – was engaged. But is it really game over for the Remain camp? Could Brexit yet be derailed either in Parliament or with fresh legal challenges? Joining Sputnik this week to discuss these very hot issues is the publisher and editor of Politics First magazine, Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos. And ‘don’t mention the war!’ sums up much of the ‘mainstream’ coverage of the appalling terrorist attack we saw in London last week. There were plenty of column inches devoted to what we do next, but questioning British foreign policy was conspicuous by ...
published: 15 Apr 2017 -
SPUTNIK 172: Neil Clarke Interviews Sami Ramadani & Dr. Bob Gill
Fourteen years after the US-led coalition illegally invaded and occupied Iraq in search of non-existent weapons of mass destruction, the country remains in turmoil. Over 1 million Iraqis have died since Bush and Blair launched their aggression, but no one has yet been held to account for what the award-winning journalist John Pilger has called ‘the crime of the century’. The US and its allies are now seeking to ‘liberate’ the city of Mosul from Islamic State, a terrorist organization which did not exist before the previous US-led ‘liberation’ of the country in 2003. Sami Ramadani is an Iraqi-born writer, academic and activist, and we invited him to join Sputnik this week to discuss the current desperate situation of a country in crisis. And we look at a crisis closer to home. The NHS is th...
published: 16 Apr 2017 -
Neil Clarke - Mr Politician
published: 13 Apr 2017 -
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SPUTNIK 178: Neil Clarke Interviews Victor Fraga vesves George Shire
Theyve got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil but theyve also got an awful lot of political and economic turmoil. Six months into his presidency, Michel Temer is . Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of 70s and 80s Britain. Welcome to the official George Galloway Channel. Delivering to you the towering and sterling efforts of Britains most outstanding political figure. Subscribe .
published: 26 Jul 2017 -
Neil Clarke Stretton Karting ODEC 29062011 HD Contour
Neil Clarke Stretton Karting ODEC 29062011 in hire karts winning, HD Contour
published: 30 Jun 2011
Brooklyn-Based Percussionist, Neil Clarke | BK Live
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:49
- Updated: 18 May 2016
- views: 356
Brooklyn-based percussionist, Neil Clarke, talks about his 50 years playing and touring with a long list of stars, from Harry Belafonte to Randy Weston.
Learn...
Brooklyn-based percussionist, Neil Clarke, talks about his 50 years playing and touring with a long list of stars, from Harry Belafonte to Randy Weston.
Learn more:
http://neilclarke.net/
--
This video is from BRIC TV— the first 24/7 television channel created by, for, and about Brooklyn. It is the borough's source for local news, Brooklyn culture, civic affairs, music, arts, sports, and technology. BRIC TV features programming produced and curated by BRIC, an arts and media nonprofit located in Downtown Brooklyn, NYC.
Watch more Brooklyn-centric content from BRIC TV:
BK Live: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/bklive
Straight Up: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/straightup
#BHeard: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/bheard
B-Side: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/bside
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https://wn.com/Brooklyn_Based_Percussionist,_Neil_Clarke_|_Bk_Live
Brooklyn-based percussionist, Neil Clarke, talks about his 50 years playing and touring with a long list of stars, from Harry Belafonte to Randy Weston.
Learn more:
http://neilclarke.net/
--
This video is from BRIC TV— the first 24/7 television channel created by, for, and about Brooklyn. It is the borough's source for local news, Brooklyn culture, civic affairs, music, arts, sports, and technology. BRIC TV features programming produced and curated by BRIC, an arts and media nonprofit located in Downtown Brooklyn, NYC.
Watch more Brooklyn-centric content from BRIC TV:
BK Live: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/bklive
Straight Up: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/straightup
#BHeard: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/bheard
B-Side: http://BRIC.me/u/youtube/bside
Check out more from BRIC:
https://www.youtube.com/c/BRICartsmedia
Connect with us:
https://www.facebook.com/BKIndieMedia
http://Twitter.com/BRICTV
http://Instagram.com/BRICTV
http://BRICartsmedia.org/BRICTV
- published: 18 May 2016
- views: 356
SPUTNIK 180: Neil Clarke Interviews John Pilger & Vanessa Beeley
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:57
- Updated: 02 Jul 2017
- views: 1121
He has been defying the Establishment gatekeepers and telling us the truth about what’s really going on in the world for over 50 years. He has covered wars arou...
He has been defying the Establishment gatekeepers and telling us the truth about what’s really going on in the world for over 50 years. He has covered wars around the world from Vietnam to Iraq, and is also an award-winning documentary filmmaker. For many, John Pilger is the journalists’ journalist, and he came into the Sputnik studio to give us his thoughts on the state of the press today.
And, US-led airstrikes on Raqqa have, as the UN observed, led to a ‘staggering loss of civilian life.‘ The US-led coalition has also admitted to using white phosphorus, but the media reaction in the West has been muted, to say the least. It’s all a far cry from the headlines when Syrian forces - with Russian support - were trying to liberate Aleppo in December. Vanessa Beeley has reported from Syria during the current conflict many times, so we invited her into the studio to discuss these glaring double standards in the media.
https://wn.com/Sputnik_180_Neil_Clarke_Interviews_John_Pilger_Vanessa_Beeley
He has been defying the Establishment gatekeepers and telling us the truth about what’s really going on in the world for over 50 years. He has covered wars around the world from Vietnam to Iraq, and is also an award-winning documentary filmmaker. For many, John Pilger is the journalists’ journalist, and he came into the Sputnik studio to give us his thoughts on the state of the press today.
And, US-led airstrikes on Raqqa have, as the UN observed, led to a ‘staggering loss of civilian life.‘ The US-led coalition has also admitted to using white phosphorus, but the media reaction in the West has been muted, to say the least. It’s all a far cry from the headlines when Syrian forces - with Russian support - were trying to liberate Aleppo in December. Vanessa Beeley has reported from Syria during the current conflict many times, so we invited her into the studio to discuss these glaring double standards in the media.
- published: 02 Jul 2017
- views: 1121
SPUTNIK 173: Neil Clarke Interviews Tariq Mehmood & Victor Fraga
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:52
- Updated: 02 May 2017
- views: 731
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of ’70s and ’80s Britai...
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of ’70s and ’80s Britain. Has this overt racism now re-invented itself and evolved into right-wing populism here and across Europe? Author and fellow activist Tariq Mehmood is here to discuss.
Next, a new film, ‘I Am Not Your Negro’, explores the question of race in America through the words of James Baldwin, also a fearless fighter for civil rights. Although Baldwin died over 30 years ago, the film uses footage of Ferguson, Barack Obama's inauguration and Black Lives Matter to show how prophetic the prose was. Victor Fraga, a journalist and director of a new platform for political films Dmovies, gives his thoughts on just what is going on in the Americas now.
https://wn.com/Sputnik_173_Neil_Clarke_Interviews_Tariq_Mehmood_Victor_Fraga
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of ’70s and ’80s Britain. Has this overt racism now re-invented itself and evolved into right-wing populism here and across Europe? Author and fellow activist Tariq Mehmood is here to discuss.
Next, a new film, ‘I Am Not Your Negro’, explores the question of race in America through the words of James Baldwin, also a fearless fighter for civil rights. Although Baldwin died over 30 years ago, the film uses footage of Ferguson, Barack Obama's inauguration and Black Lives Matter to show how prophetic the prose was. Victor Fraga, a journalist and director of a new platform for political films Dmovies, gives his thoughts on just what is going on in the Americas now.
- published: 02 May 2017
- views: 731
Neil Clarke interview - a look inside Clarkesworld Magazine
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 19:30
- Updated: 02 Jun 2013
- views: 869
Publisher and editor Neil Clarke talks about the creation and workings of the award winning online magazine, Clarkesworld. He discusses the submission process, ...
Publisher and editor Neil Clarke talks about the creation and workings of the award winning online magazine, Clarkesworld. He discusses the submission process, how the magazine issues are put together, and the business model used to generate income and keep the publication going. He also talks about how the SF genre has changed since online fiction has become commonplace.
This interview was conducted on October 12, 2012, at the Capclave 2012 science fiction convention, in front of a live audience.
https://wn.com/Neil_Clarke_Interview_A_Look_Inside_Clarkesworld_Magazine
Publisher and editor Neil Clarke talks about the creation and workings of the award winning online magazine, Clarkesworld. He discusses the submission process, how the magazine issues are put together, and the business model used to generate income and keep the publication going. He also talks about how the SF genre has changed since online fiction has become commonplace.
This interview was conducted on October 12, 2012, at the Capclave 2012 science fiction convention, in front of a live audience.
- published: 02 Jun 2013
- views: 869
SPUTNIK 171: Neil Clarke Interviews Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos & Catherine Shakdam
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:57
- Updated: 15 Apr 2017
- views: 1153
Theresa May described it as a ‘historical moment from which there can be no turning back.’ Nigel Farage celebrated it in typical style with a pint in a pub. 279...
Theresa May described it as a ‘historical moment from which there can be no turning back.’ Nigel Farage celebrated it in typical style with a pint in a pub. 279 days after the British people voted to leave the European Union, Article 50 – the EU get-out clause – was engaged. But is it really game over for the Remain camp? Could Brexit yet be derailed either in Parliament or with fresh legal challenges? Joining Sputnik this week to discuss these very hot issues is the publisher and editor of Politics First magazine, Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos.
And ‘don’t mention the war!’ sums up much of the ‘mainstream’ coverage of the appalling terrorist attack we saw in London last week. There were plenty of column inches devoted to what we do next, but questioning British foreign policy was conspicuous by its absence. Instead, the pro-war establishment, always eager to point the finger of blame at someone else, looked for new scapegoats – this time the encrypted messenger service WhatsApp. So this week, we look at the contradictions of the so-called ‘War on Terror’ with Catherine Shakdam, author and director at the Shafaqna Institute for Middle Eastern Studies.
https://wn.com/Sputnik_171_Neil_Clarke_Interviews_Dr._Marcus_Papadopoulos_Catherine_Shakdam
Theresa May described it as a ‘historical moment from which there can be no turning back.’ Nigel Farage celebrated it in typical style with a pint in a pub. 279 days after the British people voted to leave the European Union, Article 50 – the EU get-out clause – was engaged. But is it really game over for the Remain camp? Could Brexit yet be derailed either in Parliament or with fresh legal challenges? Joining Sputnik this week to discuss these very hot issues is the publisher and editor of Politics First magazine, Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos.
And ‘don’t mention the war!’ sums up much of the ‘mainstream’ coverage of the appalling terrorist attack we saw in London last week. There were plenty of column inches devoted to what we do next, but questioning British foreign policy was conspicuous by its absence. Instead, the pro-war establishment, always eager to point the finger of blame at someone else, looked for new scapegoats – this time the encrypted messenger service WhatsApp. So this week, we look at the contradictions of the so-called ‘War on Terror’ with Catherine Shakdam, author and director at the Shafaqna Institute for Middle Eastern Studies.
- published: 15 Apr 2017
- views: 1153
SPUTNIK 172: Neil Clarke Interviews Sami Ramadani & Dr. Bob Gill
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:55
- Updated: 16 Apr 2017
- views: 889
Fourteen years after the US-led coalition illegally invaded and occupied Iraq in search of non-existent weapons of mass destruction, the country remains in turm...
Fourteen years after the US-led coalition illegally invaded and occupied Iraq in search of non-existent weapons of mass destruction, the country remains in turmoil. Over 1 million Iraqis have died since Bush and Blair launched their aggression, but no one has yet been held to account for what the award-winning journalist John Pilger has called ‘the crime of the century’. The US and its allies are now seeking to ‘liberate’ the city of Mosul from Islamic State, a terrorist organization which did not exist before the previous US-led ‘liberation’ of the country in 2003. Sami Ramadani is an Iraqi-born writer, academic and activist, and we invited him to join Sputnik this week to discuss the current desperate situation of a country in crisis.
And we look at a crisis closer to home. The NHS is the most enduring achievement of the first post-war Labour government of Clement Attlee. However, what was once a very healthy institution now appears to be an ailing organization in a critical condition. About to be forced to make £22 billion worth of savings by the year 2020, it looks like the service could be rationed. But should we believe these tough choices are down to an aging population and growing demand, or could they be ideological cuts? We invited Dr. Bob Gill, a family GP from London and the co-leader of the National Health Action party, into the Sputnik studio to ask this and other questions about the health of a service which was once the envy of the world.
https://wn.com/Sputnik_172_Neil_Clarke_Interviews_Sami_Ramadani_Dr._Bob_Gill
Fourteen years after the US-led coalition illegally invaded and occupied Iraq in search of non-existent weapons of mass destruction, the country remains in turmoil. Over 1 million Iraqis have died since Bush and Blair launched their aggression, but no one has yet been held to account for what the award-winning journalist John Pilger has called ‘the crime of the century’. The US and its allies are now seeking to ‘liberate’ the city of Mosul from Islamic State, a terrorist organization which did not exist before the previous US-led ‘liberation’ of the country in 2003. Sami Ramadani is an Iraqi-born writer, academic and activist, and we invited him to join Sputnik this week to discuss the current desperate situation of a country in crisis.
And we look at a crisis closer to home. The NHS is the most enduring achievement of the first post-war Labour government of Clement Attlee. However, what was once a very healthy institution now appears to be an ailing organization in a critical condition. About to be forced to make £22 billion worth of savings by the year 2020, it looks like the service could be rationed. But should we believe these tough choices are down to an aging population and growing demand, or could they be ideological cuts? We invited Dr. Bob Gill, a family GP from London and the co-leader of the National Health Action party, into the Sputnik studio to ask this and other questions about the health of a service which was once the envy of the world.
- published: 16 Apr 2017
- views: 889
Neil Clarke - Mr Politician
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:09
- Updated: 13 Apr 2017
- views: 24
- published: 13 Apr 2017
- views: 24
Neil Clarke and Alex Blake's solo
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:56
- Updated: 19 Nov 2007
- views: 3943
European jazz Expò -
Cagliari, Italy
European jazz Expò -
Cagliari, Italy
https://wn.com/Neil_Clarke_And_Alex_Blake's_Solo
SPUTNIK 178: Neil Clarke Interviews Victor Fraga vesves George Shire
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 38:23
- Updated: 26 Jul 2017
- views: 9
Theyve got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil but theyve also got an awful lot of political and economic turmoil. Six months into his presidency, Michel Temer is ...
Theyve got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil but theyve also got an awful lot of political and economic turmoil. Six months into his presidency, Michel Temer is .
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of 70s and 80s Britain.
Welcome to the official George Galloway Channel. Delivering to you the towering and sterling efforts of Britains most outstanding political figure. Subscribe .
https://wn.com/Sputnik_178_Neil_Clarke_Interviews_Victor_Fraga_Vesves_George_Shire
Theyve got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil but theyve also got an awful lot of political and economic turmoil. Six months into his presidency, Michel Temer is .
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of 70s and 80s Britain.
Welcome to the official George Galloway Channel. Delivering to you the towering and sterling efforts of Britains most outstanding political figure. Subscribe .
- published: 26 Jul 2017
- views: 9
Neil Clarke Stretton Karting ODEC 29062011 HD Contour
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 26:36
- Updated: 30 Jun 2011
- views: 330
Neil Clarke Stretton Karting ODEC 29062011 in hire karts winning, HD Contour
- published: 30 Jun 2011
- views: 330
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SPUTNIK 180: Neil Clarke Interviews John Pilger & Vanessa Beeley
He has been defying the Establishment gatekeepers and telling us the truth about what’s really going on in the world for over 50 years. He has covered wars around the world from Vietnam to Iraq, and is also an award-winning documentary filmmaker. For many, John Pilger is the journalists’ journalist, and he came into the Sputnik studio to give us his thoughts on the state of the press today. And, US-led airstrikes on Raqqa have, as the UN observed, led to a ‘staggering loss of civilian life.‘ The US-led coalition has also admitted to using white phosphorus, but the media reaction in the West has been muted, to say the least. It’s all a far cry from the headlines when Syrian forces - with Russian support - were trying to liberate Aleppo in December. Vanessa Beeley has reported from Syria dur...
published: 02 Jul 2017 -
SPUTNIK 173: Neil Clarke Interviews Tariq Mehmood & Victor Fraga
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of ’70s and ’80s Britain. Has this overt racism now re-invented itself and evolved into right-wing populism here and across Europe? Author and fellow activist Tariq Mehmood is here to discuss. Next, a new film, ‘I Am Not Your Negro’, explores the question of race in America through the words of James Baldwin, also a fearless fighter for civil rights. Although Baldwin died over 30 years ago, the film uses footage of Ferguson, Barack Obama's inauguration and Black Lives Matter to show how prophetic the prose was. Victor Fraga, a journalist and director of a new platform for political films Dmovies, gives his thoughts on just what is going on in the Americas...
published: 02 May 2017 -
SPUTNIK 171: Neil Clarke Interviews Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos & Catherine Shakdam
Theresa May described it as a ‘historical moment from which there can be no turning back.’ Nigel Farage celebrated it in typical style with a pint in a pub. 279 days after the British people voted to leave the European Union, Article 50 – the EU get-out clause – was engaged. But is it really game over for the Remain camp? Could Brexit yet be derailed either in Parliament or with fresh legal challenges? Joining Sputnik this week to discuss these very hot issues is the publisher and editor of Politics First magazine, Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos. And ‘don’t mention the war!’ sums up much of the ‘mainstream’ coverage of the appalling terrorist attack we saw in London last week. There were plenty of column inches devoted to what we do next, but questioning British foreign policy was conspicuous by ...
published: 15 Apr 2017 -
SPUTNIK 172: Neil Clarke Interviews Sami Ramadani & Dr. Bob Gill
Fourteen years after the US-led coalition illegally invaded and occupied Iraq in search of non-existent weapons of mass destruction, the country remains in turmoil. Over 1 million Iraqis have died since Bush and Blair launched their aggression, but no one has yet been held to account for what the award-winning journalist John Pilger has called ‘the crime of the century’. The US and its allies are now seeking to ‘liberate’ the city of Mosul from Islamic State, a terrorist organization which did not exist before the previous US-led ‘liberation’ of the country in 2003. Sami Ramadani is an Iraqi-born writer, academic and activist, and we invited him to join Sputnik this week to discuss the current desperate situation of a country in crisis. And we look at a crisis closer to home. The NHS is th...
published: 16 Apr 2017 -
SPUTNIK 176: Neil Clarke Interviews Peter Oborne & Catherine Shakdam
What part did Twitter and its 140 characters play in propelling Donald Trump to the US presidency and what could we learn from it? We ask Peter Oborne, coauthor of ‘How Trump thinks: His tweets and the birth of a new political language’. Then, Iranian voters will be asking what external threats might possibly be awaiting them. Could Donald Trump’s campaign pledge to “rip up” the 2016 Accord move them toward a more hardline conservative government or will they stick with the reformist agenda of the current Rouhani administration? We invited Catherine Shakdam, political analyst and writer on the Middle East, for her thoughts.
published: 24 May 2017 -
SPUTNIK 175: Neil Clarke Interviews Keith Bennett & Dr. Francisco Dominguez
Last June, North Korean state media hailed Donald Trump as a “far-sighted presidential candidate.” It’s unlikely they’re saying the same thing now. Trump’s gunboat diplomacy and the threats of military action against Pyongyang have greatly increased tensions in the region. Could we be heading for a major military confrontation – even World War Three? Or is it all just saber-rattling from a US president keen to gain the approval of foreign policy hawks back home? Who better to invite onto Sputnik than the leading North Korea and China expert Keith Bennett. And a battle of another kind is being fought on the other side of the world. Under the leadership of Hugo Chavez, Venezuela became a beacon for progressive politics the world over. But the “economic warfare” the US is currently waging aga...
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SPUTNIK 177: Neil Clarke Interviews Matt Johnson & Dan Glazebrook
Post-punk band ‘The The’ provided some of the most memorable and thought-provoking music of the 1980s and 90s and were both a critical and commercial success. They have now not only released a new single but have also produced a new film, ‘The Inertia Variations,’ which challenges the current political landscape. So we invited the multi-talented singer, songwriter, film-maker and political activist and the man behind ‘The The,’ Matt Johnson, into the Sputnik Studio to tell us more. And in part two, we look at failed states and proxy wars. As the West’s new strategy in the Middle East and Africa seems to go beyond regime change and instead appears to look for total destruction, we discuss its exploitative and often racist foreign policies with world affair analyst Dan Glazebrook.
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Randy Weston, Alex Blake, Neil Clarke @ New Morning, Paris Oct. 2012 Pt.2
One of the best shows I saw in 2012. Alex Blake is a great bassist and also a good singer ! Live @ New Morning in Paris, October 2012. http://www.randyweston.info/ Randy Weston (piano) Alex Blake (bass) Neil Clarke (percussion)
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SPUTNIK 179: Neil Clarke Interviews Dr. Riaz Karim & Matt Kennard
Morocco has long prided itself on being one of the most stable countries in North Africa - a place where the so-called Arab Spring didn’t turn into an Arab winter. But a cold front seems to be sweeping in as tensions rise and anti-government protests spread. Will government concessions be enough to quell the discontent, or is Morocco heading for a genuine people’s revolution? We invited Dr. Riaz Karim, director of Veritas Centre for Strategic Studies, to help us find out. And in a world where just eight people own half of all the wealth, we take a look at how an invisible elite business community operates an intricate web of control. Is it a ‘free market’ accident or, as former Financial Times journalist turned rogue reporter Matt Kennard purports, all by design. He came into the Sputnik s...
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SPUTNIK 178: Neil Clarke Interviews Victor Fraga vesves George Shire
Theyve got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil but theyve also got an awful lot of political and economic turmoil. Six months into his presidency, Michel Temer is . Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of 70s and 80s Britain. Welcome to the official George Galloway Channel. Delivering to you the towering and sterling efforts of Britains most outstanding political figure. Subscribe .
published: 26 Jul 2017
SPUTNIK 180: Neil Clarke Interviews John Pilger & Vanessa Beeley
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- Duration: 25:57
- Updated: 02 Jul 2017
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He has been defying the Establishment gatekeepers and telling us the truth about what’s really going on in the world for over 50 years. He has covered wars arou...
He has been defying the Establishment gatekeepers and telling us the truth about what’s really going on in the world for over 50 years. He has covered wars around the world from Vietnam to Iraq, and is also an award-winning documentary filmmaker. For many, John Pilger is the journalists’ journalist, and he came into the Sputnik studio to give us his thoughts on the state of the press today.
And, US-led airstrikes on Raqqa have, as the UN observed, led to a ‘staggering loss of civilian life.‘ The US-led coalition has also admitted to using white phosphorus, but the media reaction in the West has been muted, to say the least. It’s all a far cry from the headlines when Syrian forces - with Russian support - were trying to liberate Aleppo in December. Vanessa Beeley has reported from Syria during the current conflict many times, so we invited her into the studio to discuss these glaring double standards in the media.
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He has been defying the Establishment gatekeepers and telling us the truth about what’s really going on in the world for over 50 years. He has covered wars around the world from Vietnam to Iraq, and is also an award-winning documentary filmmaker. For many, John Pilger is the journalists’ journalist, and he came into the Sputnik studio to give us his thoughts on the state of the press today.
And, US-led airstrikes on Raqqa have, as the UN observed, led to a ‘staggering loss of civilian life.‘ The US-led coalition has also admitted to using white phosphorus, but the media reaction in the West has been muted, to say the least. It’s all a far cry from the headlines when Syrian forces - with Russian support - were trying to liberate Aleppo in December. Vanessa Beeley has reported from Syria during the current conflict many times, so we invited her into the studio to discuss these glaring double standards in the media.
- published: 02 Jul 2017
- views: 1121
SPUTNIK 173: Neil Clarke Interviews Tariq Mehmood & Victor Fraga
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:52
- Updated: 02 May 2017
- views: 731
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of ’70s and ’80s Britai...
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of ’70s and ’80s Britain. Has this overt racism now re-invented itself and evolved into right-wing populism here and across Europe? Author and fellow activist Tariq Mehmood is here to discuss.
Next, a new film, ‘I Am Not Your Negro’, explores the question of race in America through the words of James Baldwin, also a fearless fighter for civil rights. Although Baldwin died over 30 years ago, the film uses footage of Ferguson, Barack Obama's inauguration and Black Lives Matter to show how prophetic the prose was. Victor Fraga, a journalist and director of a new platform for political films Dmovies, gives his thoughts on just what is going on in the Americas now.
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Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of ’70s and ’80s Britain. Has this overt racism now re-invented itself and evolved into right-wing populism here and across Europe? Author and fellow activist Tariq Mehmood is here to discuss.
Next, a new film, ‘I Am Not Your Negro’, explores the question of race in America through the words of James Baldwin, also a fearless fighter for civil rights. Although Baldwin died over 30 years ago, the film uses footage of Ferguson, Barack Obama's inauguration and Black Lives Matter to show how prophetic the prose was. Victor Fraga, a journalist and director of a new platform for political films Dmovies, gives his thoughts on just what is going on in the Americas now.
- published: 02 May 2017
- views: 731
SPUTNIK 171: Neil Clarke Interviews Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos & Catherine Shakdam
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- Duration: 25:57
- Updated: 15 Apr 2017
- views: 1153
Theresa May described it as a ‘historical moment from which there can be no turning back.’ Nigel Farage celebrated it in typical style with a pint in a pub. 279...
Theresa May described it as a ‘historical moment from which there can be no turning back.’ Nigel Farage celebrated it in typical style with a pint in a pub. 279 days after the British people voted to leave the European Union, Article 50 – the EU get-out clause – was engaged. But is it really game over for the Remain camp? Could Brexit yet be derailed either in Parliament or with fresh legal challenges? Joining Sputnik this week to discuss these very hot issues is the publisher and editor of Politics First magazine, Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos.
And ‘don’t mention the war!’ sums up much of the ‘mainstream’ coverage of the appalling terrorist attack we saw in London last week. There were plenty of column inches devoted to what we do next, but questioning British foreign policy was conspicuous by its absence. Instead, the pro-war establishment, always eager to point the finger of blame at someone else, looked for new scapegoats – this time the encrypted messenger service WhatsApp. So this week, we look at the contradictions of the so-called ‘War on Terror’ with Catherine Shakdam, author and director at the Shafaqna Institute for Middle Eastern Studies.
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Theresa May described it as a ‘historical moment from which there can be no turning back.’ Nigel Farage celebrated it in typical style with a pint in a pub. 279 days after the British people voted to leave the European Union, Article 50 – the EU get-out clause – was engaged. But is it really game over for the Remain camp? Could Brexit yet be derailed either in Parliament or with fresh legal challenges? Joining Sputnik this week to discuss these very hot issues is the publisher and editor of Politics First magazine, Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos.
And ‘don’t mention the war!’ sums up much of the ‘mainstream’ coverage of the appalling terrorist attack we saw in London last week. There were plenty of column inches devoted to what we do next, but questioning British foreign policy was conspicuous by its absence. Instead, the pro-war establishment, always eager to point the finger of blame at someone else, looked for new scapegoats – this time the encrypted messenger service WhatsApp. So this week, we look at the contradictions of the so-called ‘War on Terror’ with Catherine Shakdam, author and director at the Shafaqna Institute for Middle Eastern Studies.
- published: 15 Apr 2017
- views: 1153
SPUTNIK 172: Neil Clarke Interviews Sami Ramadani & Dr. Bob Gill
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- Duration: 25:55
- Updated: 16 Apr 2017
- views: 889
Fourteen years after the US-led coalition illegally invaded and occupied Iraq in search of non-existent weapons of mass destruction, the country remains in turm...
Fourteen years after the US-led coalition illegally invaded and occupied Iraq in search of non-existent weapons of mass destruction, the country remains in turmoil. Over 1 million Iraqis have died since Bush and Blair launched their aggression, but no one has yet been held to account for what the award-winning journalist John Pilger has called ‘the crime of the century’. The US and its allies are now seeking to ‘liberate’ the city of Mosul from Islamic State, a terrorist organization which did not exist before the previous US-led ‘liberation’ of the country in 2003. Sami Ramadani is an Iraqi-born writer, academic and activist, and we invited him to join Sputnik this week to discuss the current desperate situation of a country in crisis.
And we look at a crisis closer to home. The NHS is the most enduring achievement of the first post-war Labour government of Clement Attlee. However, what was once a very healthy institution now appears to be an ailing organization in a critical condition. About to be forced to make £22 billion worth of savings by the year 2020, it looks like the service could be rationed. But should we believe these tough choices are down to an aging population and growing demand, or could they be ideological cuts? We invited Dr. Bob Gill, a family GP from London and the co-leader of the National Health Action party, into the Sputnik studio to ask this and other questions about the health of a service which was once the envy of the world.
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Fourteen years after the US-led coalition illegally invaded and occupied Iraq in search of non-existent weapons of mass destruction, the country remains in turmoil. Over 1 million Iraqis have died since Bush and Blair launched their aggression, but no one has yet been held to account for what the award-winning journalist John Pilger has called ‘the crime of the century’. The US and its allies are now seeking to ‘liberate’ the city of Mosul from Islamic State, a terrorist organization which did not exist before the previous US-led ‘liberation’ of the country in 2003. Sami Ramadani is an Iraqi-born writer, academic and activist, and we invited him to join Sputnik this week to discuss the current desperate situation of a country in crisis.
And we look at a crisis closer to home. The NHS is the most enduring achievement of the first post-war Labour government of Clement Attlee. However, what was once a very healthy institution now appears to be an ailing organization in a critical condition. About to be forced to make £22 billion worth of savings by the year 2020, it looks like the service could be rationed. But should we believe these tough choices are down to an aging population and growing demand, or could they be ideological cuts? We invited Dr. Bob Gill, a family GP from London and the co-leader of the National Health Action party, into the Sputnik studio to ask this and other questions about the health of a service which was once the envy of the world.
- published: 16 Apr 2017
- views: 889
SPUTNIK 176: Neil Clarke Interviews Peter Oborne & Catherine Shakdam
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- Duration: 25:57
- Updated: 24 May 2017
- views: 1602
What part did Twitter and its 140 characters play in propelling Donald Trump to the US presidency and what could we learn from it? We ask Peter Oborne, coauthor...
What part did Twitter and its 140 characters play in propelling Donald Trump to the US presidency and what could we learn from it? We ask Peter Oborne, coauthor of ‘How Trump thinks: His tweets and the birth of a new political language’. Then, Iranian voters will be asking what external threats might possibly be awaiting them. Could Donald Trump’s campaign pledge to “rip up” the 2016 Accord move them toward a more hardline conservative government or will they stick with the reformist agenda of the current Rouhani administration? We invited Catherine Shakdam, political analyst and writer on the Middle East, for her thoughts.
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What part did Twitter and its 140 characters play in propelling Donald Trump to the US presidency and what could we learn from it? We ask Peter Oborne, coauthor of ‘How Trump thinks: His tweets and the birth of a new political language’. Then, Iranian voters will be asking what external threats might possibly be awaiting them. Could Donald Trump’s campaign pledge to “rip up” the 2016 Accord move them toward a more hardline conservative government or will they stick with the reformist agenda of the current Rouhani administration? We invited Catherine Shakdam, political analyst and writer on the Middle East, for her thoughts.
- published: 24 May 2017
- views: 1602
SPUTNIK 175: Neil Clarke Interviews Keith Bennett & Dr. Francisco Dominguez
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- Duration: 25:52
- Updated: 13 May 2017
- views: 985
Last June, North Korean state media hailed Donald Trump as a “far-sighted presidential candidate.” It’s unlikely they’re saying the same thing now. Trump’s gunb...
Last June, North Korean state media hailed Donald Trump as a “far-sighted presidential candidate.” It’s unlikely they’re saying the same thing now. Trump’s gunboat diplomacy and the threats of military action against Pyongyang have greatly increased tensions in the region. Could we be heading for a major military confrontation – even World War Three? Or is it all just saber-rattling from a US president keen to gain the approval of foreign policy hawks back home? Who better to invite onto Sputnik than the leading North Korea and China expert Keith Bennett.
And a battle of another kind is being fought on the other side of the world. Under the leadership of Hugo Chavez, Venezuela became a beacon for progressive politics the world over. But the “economic warfare” the US is currently waging against Venezuela is, what award-winning journalist John Pilger called, “a slow-motion coup.” With the country now reeling from street protests against the Maduro government, we invited Dr. Francisco Dominguez, from Middlesex University and secretary of the Venezuelan Solidarity Campaign, into the studio to ask whether that coup is now coming to fruition, or if the Chavista revolution can survive against all the odds.
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Last June, North Korean state media hailed Donald Trump as a “far-sighted presidential candidate.” It’s unlikely they’re saying the same thing now. Trump’s gunboat diplomacy and the threats of military action against Pyongyang have greatly increased tensions in the region. Could we be heading for a major military confrontation – even World War Three? Or is it all just saber-rattling from a US president keen to gain the approval of foreign policy hawks back home? Who better to invite onto Sputnik than the leading North Korea and China expert Keith Bennett.
And a battle of another kind is being fought on the other side of the world. Under the leadership of Hugo Chavez, Venezuela became a beacon for progressive politics the world over. But the “economic warfare” the US is currently waging against Venezuela is, what award-winning journalist John Pilger called, “a slow-motion coup.” With the country now reeling from street protests against the Maduro government, we invited Dr. Francisco Dominguez, from Middlesex University and secretary of the Venezuelan Solidarity Campaign, into the studio to ask whether that coup is now coming to fruition, or if the Chavista revolution can survive against all the odds.
- published: 13 May 2017
- views: 985
SPUTNIK 177: Neil Clarke Interviews Matt Johnson & Dan Glazebrook
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:58
- Updated: 04 Jun 2017
- views: 954
Post-punk band ‘The The’ provided some of the most memorable and thought-provoking music of the 1980s and 90s and were both a critical and commercial success. T...
Post-punk band ‘The The’ provided some of the most memorable and thought-provoking music of the 1980s and 90s and were both a critical and commercial success. They have now not only released a new single but have also produced a new film, ‘The Inertia Variations,’ which challenges the current political landscape. So we invited the multi-talented singer, songwriter, film-maker and political activist and the man behind ‘The The,’ Matt Johnson, into the Sputnik Studio to tell us more. And in part two, we look at failed states and proxy wars. As the West’s new strategy in the Middle East and Africa seems to go beyond regime change and instead appears to look for total destruction, we discuss its exploitative and often racist foreign policies with world affair analyst Dan Glazebrook.
https://wn.com/Sputnik_177_Neil_Clarke_Interviews_Matt_Johnson_Dan_Glazebrook
Post-punk band ‘The The’ provided some of the most memorable and thought-provoking music of the 1980s and 90s and were both a critical and commercial success. They have now not only released a new single but have also produced a new film, ‘The Inertia Variations,’ which challenges the current political landscape. So we invited the multi-talented singer, songwriter, film-maker and political activist and the man behind ‘The The,’ Matt Johnson, into the Sputnik Studio to tell us more. And in part two, we look at failed states and proxy wars. As the West’s new strategy in the Middle East and Africa seems to go beyond regime change and instead appears to look for total destruction, we discuss its exploitative and often racist foreign policies with world affair analyst Dan Glazebrook.
- published: 04 Jun 2017
- views: 954
Randy Weston, Alex Blake, Neil Clarke @ New Morning, Paris Oct. 2012 Pt.2
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- Duration: 21:24
- Updated: 15 Nov 2013
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One of the best shows I saw in 2012.
Alex Blake is a great bassist and also a good singer !
Live @ New Morning in Paris, October 2012.
http://www.randyweston....
One of the best shows I saw in 2012.
Alex Blake is a great bassist and also a good singer !
Live @ New Morning in Paris, October 2012.
http://www.randyweston.info/
Randy Weston (piano)
Alex Blake (bass)
Neil Clarke (percussion)
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One of the best shows I saw in 2012.
Alex Blake is a great bassist and also a good singer !
Live @ New Morning in Paris, October 2012.
http://www.randyweston.info/
Randy Weston (piano)
Alex Blake (bass)
Neil Clarke (percussion)
- published: 15 Nov 2013
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SPUTNIK 179: Neil Clarke Interviews Dr. Riaz Karim & Matt Kennard
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- Duration: 25:56
- Updated: 02 Jul 2017
- views: 327
Morocco has long prided itself on being one of the most stable countries in North Africa - a place where the so-called Arab Spring didn’t turn into an Arab wint...
Morocco has long prided itself on being one of the most stable countries in North Africa - a place where the so-called Arab Spring didn’t turn into an Arab winter. But a cold front seems to be sweeping in as tensions rise and anti-government protests spread. Will government concessions be enough to quell the discontent, or is Morocco heading for a genuine people’s revolution? We invited Dr. Riaz Karim, director of Veritas Centre for Strategic Studies, to help us find out.
And in a world where just eight people own half of all the wealth, we take a look at how an invisible elite business community operates an intricate web of control. Is it a ‘free market’ accident or, as former Financial Times journalist turned rogue reporter Matt Kennard purports, all by design. He came into the Sputnik studio to tell us about the shady world of racketeers uncovered in his book, ‘The Racket’.
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Morocco has long prided itself on being one of the most stable countries in North Africa - a place where the so-called Arab Spring didn’t turn into an Arab winter. But a cold front seems to be sweeping in as tensions rise and anti-government protests spread. Will government concessions be enough to quell the discontent, or is Morocco heading for a genuine people’s revolution? We invited Dr. Riaz Karim, director of Veritas Centre for Strategic Studies, to help us find out.
And in a world where just eight people own half of all the wealth, we take a look at how an invisible elite business community operates an intricate web of control. Is it a ‘free market’ accident or, as former Financial Times journalist turned rogue reporter Matt Kennard purports, all by design. He came into the Sputnik studio to tell us about the shady world of racketeers uncovered in his book, ‘The Racket’.
- published: 02 Jul 2017
- views: 327
SPUTNIK 178: Neil Clarke Interviews Victor Fraga vesves George Shire
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- Duration: 38:23
- Updated: 26 Jul 2017
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Theyve got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil but theyve also got an awful lot of political and economic turmoil. Six months into his presidency, Michel Temer is ...
Theyve got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil but theyve also got an awful lot of political and economic turmoil. Six months into his presidency, Michel Temer is .
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of 70s and 80s Britain.
Welcome to the official George Galloway Channel. Delivering to you the towering and sterling efforts of Britains most outstanding political figure. Subscribe .
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Theyve got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil but theyve also got an awful lot of political and economic turmoil. Six months into his presidency, Michel Temer is .
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of 70s and 80s Britain.
Welcome to the official George Galloway Channel. Delivering to you the towering and sterling efforts of Britains most outstanding political figure. Subscribe .
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SPUTNIK 180: Neil Clarke Interviews John Pilger & Vanessa Beeley
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SPUTNIK 173: Neil Clarke Interviews Tariq Mehmood & Victor Fraga
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Neil Clarke interview - a look inside Clarkesworld Magazine
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SPUTNIK 171: Neil Clarke Interviews Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos & Catherine Shakdam
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SPUTNIK 172: Neil Clarke Interviews Sami Ramadani & Dr. Bob Gill
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SPUTNIK 173: Neil Clarke Interviews Tariq Mehmood & Victor Fraga
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SPUTNIK 180: Neil Clarke Interviews John Pilger & Vanessa Beeley
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SPUTNIK 171: Neil Clarke Interviews Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos & Catherine Shakdam
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SPUTNIK 176: Neil Clarke Interviews Peter Oborne & Catherine Shakdam
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SPUTNIK 172: Neil Clarke Interviews Sami Ramadani & Dr. Bob Gill
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SPUTNIK 178: Neil Clarke Interviews Victor Fraga vesves George Shire
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SPUTNIK 177: Neil Clarke Interviews Matt Johnson & Dan Glazebrook
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SPUTNIK 179: Neil Clarke Interviews Dr. Riaz Karim vesves Matt Kennard
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Brooklyn-Based Percussionist, Neil Clarke | BK Live
Brooklyn-based percussionist, Neil Clarke, talks about his 50 years playing and touring wi...
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SPUTNIK 180: Neil Clarke Interviews John Pilger & Vanessa Beeley
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SPUTNIK 173: Neil Clarke Interviews Tariq Mehmood & Victor Fraga
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and...
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Neil Clarke interview - a look inside Clarkesworld Magazine
Publisher and editor Neil Clarke talks about the creation and workings of the award winnin...
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SPUTNIK 171: Neil Clarke Interviews Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos & Catherine Shakdam
Theresa May described it as a ‘historical moment from which there can be no turning back.’...
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SPUTNIK 172: Neil Clarke Interviews Sami Ramadani & Dr. Bob Gill
Fourteen years after the US-led coalition illegally invaded and occupied Iraq in search of...
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SPUTNIK 172: Neil Clarke Interviews Sami Ramadani & Dr. Bob Gill
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Neil Clarke - Mr Politician
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SPUTNIK 178: Neil Clarke Interviews Victor Fraga vesves George Shire
Theyve got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil but theyve also got an awful lot of political ...
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Neil Clarke Stretton Karting ODEC 29062011 HD Contour
Neil Clarke Stretton Karting ODEC 29062011 in hire karts winning, HD Contour
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SPUTNIK 180: Neil Clarke Interviews John Pilger & Vanessa Beeley
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SPUTNIK 173: Neil Clarke Interviews Tariq Mehmood & Victor Fraga
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SPUTNIK 171: Neil Clarke Interviews Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos & Catherine Shakdam
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SPUTNIK 172: Neil Clarke Interviews Sami Ramadani & Dr. Bob Gill
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SPUTNIK 176: Neil Clarke Interviews Peter Oborne & Catherine Shakdam
What part did Twitter and its 140 characters play in propelling Donald Trump to the US pre...
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SPUTNIK 175: Neil Clarke Interviews Keith Bennett & Dr. Francisco Dominguez
Last June, North Korean state media hailed Donald Trump as a “far-sighted presidential can...
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SPUTNIK 177: Neil Clarke Interviews Matt Johnson & Dan Glazebrook
Post-punk band ‘The The’ provided some of the most memorable and thought-provoking music o...
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Randy Weston, Alex Blake, Neil Clarke @ New Morning, Paris Oct. 2012 Pt.2
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SPUTNIK 179: Neil Clarke Interviews Dr. Riaz Karim & Matt Kennard
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India deploys more troops along China border, raises ‘caution level’
Edit The Siasat Daily 12 Aug 2017
New Delhi. In a strategically key move, India has poured in more troops along the entire stretch of its border with China in Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh in the face of heightened rhetoric by Beijing over the Dokalam standoff, senior government officials said on Friday. The “caution level” among the troops has also been raised, the officials told PTI ... Bhutan and China have competing claims over Dokalam, and are negotiating a resolution....
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Usain Bolt collapses in final race, Great Britain seal 4x100m relay gold
Edit Hindustan Times 13 Aug 2017
Usain Bolt’s unparalleled career ended in extraordinary drama as he pulled up with injury on the anchor leg of his very last race, the 4x100 metres relay final at the World Championships ... The British quartet of Chijindu Ujah, Adam Gemili, Daniel Talbot and Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake claimed gold in 37.47 seconds, with the Justin Gatlin-led US four taking silver at 0.05sec and Japan a surprise bronze (38.04). (Read ... (Read ... ....
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Guam, Japan prepare for possible North Korea missile launch
Edit CNN 13 Aug 2017
Hagatña, Guam (CNN)North Korean military figures are putting the final touches on a plan to fire four missiles into the waters around the US-territory of Guam, to be presented to leader Kim Jong Un within days. In a statement last week, Gen. Kim Rak Gyom, commander of the Strategic Force of the Korean People's Army, said the plan to fire "four Hwasong-12 intermediate-range strategic ballistic rockets ... Read More ... He did not elaborate ... ....
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50 feared dead as two buses swept away in landslide in northern India
Edit China Daily 13 Aug 2017
NEW DELHI - At least 50 people are feared dead after two buses were swept away by a massive landslide Sunday in the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh ... Bali told the media ... ....
TOWIE's Abigail Clarke flaunts her eye-popping assets and results of her bum lift in clingy dress for night out... 'as she embarks on sizzling romance with boxer Floyd Mayweather'
Edit This is Money 13 Aug 2017Photographer Edmund Clark casts light on 'war on terror'
Edit BBC News 13 Aug 2017
Edmund Clark’s exhibition ‘War of Terror’ explores the consequences of the "war on terror". ....
It took more than a decade, but Will Clarke is back with his third (brilliant) novel
Edit The Keene Sentinel 13 Aug 2017
Here are a couple of things you should know about Dallas author Will Clarke’s new book — his third novel, long overdue, though not the third novel he imagined before his extended hiatus from bookshelves ... That was in 2009 or thereabouts, back when Clarke, fresh off having been christened a Hot Pop Prophet by Rolling Stone, was still flirting with Hollywood about turning his first two novels into movies....
Man suspected of attempting to meet with underage girl now held on $100,000 bond
Edit Log Cabin Democrat 13 Aug 2017
An undercover investigator with the Faulkner County Sheriff’s Office responded to an online ad Tracey Wayne Clark posted on Aug ... According to a probable cause affidavit, Clark arranged to meet the undercover investigator’s fake profile and who he thought was a 13-year-old girl at 11 a.m ... “Clark stated that this began when his daughters were 12 years old.”....
'Eleven': World War II documentary to be shown at Clarke Museum
Edit Times Standard 13 Aug 2017
Elio Bertolini, 96, of Eureka was flipping through a Bay Area newspaper last spring looking for a story about his beloved San Francisco Giants when an unrelated article caught his eye. Bertolini saw a front-page write-up about a new movie, "Eleven," made by filmmaker George Retelas of Oakdale ... ....
Clark County school kids return to the classroom amid the reorganization experiment
Edit Review Journal 13 Aug 2017It’s ridiculous for the Clark County School District to make potential volunteers pay for their efforts
Edit Review Journal 13 Aug 2017
Perhaps district officials could send a few less highly paid professionals to the Philippines on recruitment missions and pay the fees for the volunteers ... ....
Gloom for Asda as it posts worst results this century
Edit The Guardian 13 Aug 2017
Nick Fletcher. The supermarket chain swapped one Clarke for another - but in a tough market there’s little improvement to be seen. Asda. Observer business agenda ... Nick Fletcher. The supermarket chain swapped one Clarke for another - but in a tough market there’s little improvement to be seen ... Asda replaced chief executive Andy Clarke last year and brought in Walmart veteran Sean Clarke to try to turn things round ... Mears of course disagreed....
Fresh snow dump for Canterbury ski fields, warnings for alpine passes
Edit Stuff 13 Aug 2017
There would be "significant snow over 600 metres" and the region's ski fields could expect a "good dumping," MetService meteorologist April Clark said ... READ MORE ... Canterbury's high-country, the peaks of Banks Peninsula and the top of north Marlborough may get a light sprinkling, but a snow day was unlikely for those in Christchurch, Clark said....
Better days ahead?
Edit Arkansas Online 13 Aug 2017
They're joined by people such as Terrance Clark and Will Staley from the nonprofit design firm Thrive and Joel and Amber Tipton from the award-winning Edwardian Inn ... Staley and Clark dream of a day when Cherry Street will have a cluster of artists' galleries ... "This is a community that generally accepts new people and new ideas," Clark says ... Clark now owns the apartment complex where he first lived after moving to Helena....
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