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George Monbiot
Desire for power drives megadeath
Africa
George Monbiot
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9 Jul 2015
Killing elephants and rhinos for even a part of their bodies wounds our humanity and lives.
Callous US axes Somalis’ only lifeline
Article
George Monbiot
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13 Feb 2015
The US Treasury claims its measures are to counter terrorism but the heinous criminal activities of the giant HSBC bank are ignored.
The careless, astonishing cruelty of Barack Obama’s government
Article
George Monbiot
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11 Feb 2015
The US, it seems, couldn't care less if it causes a humanitarian crisis in Somalia, one of the world's poorest countries.
Scotland’s ayes should be smiling
Article
George Monbiot
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4 Sep 2014
Voting 'no' against independence from the United Kingdom means being in favour of staying in an abusive relationship.
Transatlantic trade deal is too opaque
Article
George Monbiot
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6 Dec 2013
The paucity of available information has only served to confuse the issue further.
US’s duplicity comes back to bite it
Article
George Monbiot
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13 Sep 2013
The country is peeved at being blocked in the UN Security Council but is guilty of doing the same.
Monbiot: Bono can’t help Africans by stealing their voice
Article
George Monbiot
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18 Jun 2013
Because the U2 frontman and others like him are seen as representatives of the poor, the poor are not invited to speak, writes George Monbiot.
When ‘helping’ Africa resembles grabbing its resources
Africa
George Monbiot
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13 Jun 2013
From the Conference of Berlin to today's G8, "helping" Africans looks suspiciously like monopolising their resources, writes George Monbiot.
The market is no friend to nature
Article
George Monbiot
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26 Apr 2013
In other ages, states sought to seize as much power as they could. Today, the self-hating state renounces its powers.
Deep Read: When corporates bankroll politics, we all lose
Analysis
George Monbiot
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30 Oct 2012
Letting taxpayers fund parties directly could revive the rotten system - and it would be cheaper too, writes George Monbiot.
Deep Read: The Blair necessity
Analysis
George Monbiot
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4 Sep 2012
Desmond Tutu has helped us see the true nature of what Tony Blair did to Iraq and increased pressure for a prosecution, writes George Monbiot.
We were wrong about peak oil, but disaster looms anyway
Analysis
George Monbiot
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3 Jul 2012
A boom in oil production has made a mockery of our predictions. Good news for capitalists - but a disaster for humanity, writes George Monbiot.
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