In his latest essay, John Pilger describes the liberal “one-way, legal/moral screen” behind which great power and its Orwellian propaganda ensure an impunity for war and deception, dependent on what Leni Riefenstahl called our “submissive void”.
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In his latest column for the New Statesman, John Pilger steals a march on the Oscars with the ‘celebrity Oscars’ – ‘those whose ubiquitous self promotion demands recognition’.
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John Pilger describes censorship in ‘free societies’ on a special edition of BBC Radio 4’s Today programme guest-edited by artist and musician PJ Harvey.
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John Pilger examines propaganda as not so much a conservative concept as a quintessentially liberal concept, an extremism that never speaks its name.
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John Pilger describes the augmented Anglo-American government and media campaign against Julian Assange and WikiLeaks as Assange is granted political asylum by Ecuador and remains in that country’s London embassy.
