Tag Archives: colonialism

Year 2000 tech and terrorism

Posted on May 28, 2025 by borderslynn

At the end of the 1990s, Israel found its methods of surveillance outdated and not suited to the craft of their enemies. Their enemies were everywhere, more determined, innovative and increasingly menacing from Hezbollah in Lebanon, Iran, Libya, to Hamas … Continue reading →

Posted in anthropocene | Tagged anger, apartheid, bin Laden, colonialism, computers, data analysis, data gathering, data technology, hatred, Intafada, intelligence, islam, israel, Joint War Room, lobbying, menace, Microsoft, middle east, Oracle, Palantir, Palestinians, Saudi, security, Shin Bet, surveillance, terrorism, UK, year 2000 | Leave a comment

The ‘new Anti-semitism’ which creates support for Zionism

Posted on May 24, 2025 by borderslynn

The billionaire Jewish philanthropist George Soros gets attacked by authoritarian leaders such as Prime Minister Victor Orbàn of Hungary. ……..2017 parliamentary election, Orbán promoted anti-Semitic imagery of powerful Jewish financiers scheming to control the world. Thousands of posters of a … Continue reading →

Posted in anthropocene | Tagged 'new anti-semitism', apartheid, censorship, colonialism, Communism, Europe, extreme right, hate, Hungary, israel, leftists, middle east, muslims, Palestine, persecution, progressives, propaganda, redrawing map, rewriting history, rhetoric, savage continent, starvation as a weapon of war, WWII, zionism | Leave a comment

UK and Israel

Posted on May 17, 2025 by borderslynn

There is so much I don’t know. But the information is out there, and I just asked the question: why have I heard UK Politicians refer to the ‘Friends of Israel’? So here is a book which may enlighten me, … Continue reading →

Posted in anthropocene | Tagged apartheid, Britain, coercion, colonialism, disinformation, fascism, history, israel, lobbying, occupation, othering, Palestine, propaganda, racism, South Africa | Leave a comment

Does history tell us anything?

Posted on June 21, 2022 by borderslynn

I read this recently in Ruth Ben Ghiat’s book, Strongmen: “The Cold War made Mobutu’s long rule and luxurious lifestyle possible. The age of decolonization marked a shift in the economic order, with the end of European empires bringing the … Continue reading →

Posted in anthropocene | Tagged Africa, Cold War, colonialism, corruption, dishonourable acts, Paul Manafort, perpetuating poverty, Roger Stone, theft from nations, Zaire | Leave a comment