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01/20 Links Pt2: Europe's Jihad against Israel; The UN is occupying State-owned Israeli land
via elderofziyon.blogspot

From Ian: The hateful whispers that make me want to move from London to Tel Aviv There’s a train of thought among right-thinking people in London at the moment that Israel is culpable; that it is responsible for all the ills of the Palestinians, all...
U.S.-China Relations: Some Secret History and My Father’s Memories II
via spyghana

Prof. James Craven | Tuesday, July 24, 2012, 17:42 Beijing ADDENDUM OF RESEARCH NOTES AND SUPPORTING MATERIALS AND SOURCES Hidden History Alive Within the Present Quotations from “Killing Hope: U.S. Military and CIA Interventions Since World War II...
February 27-28
via publicdiplomacypressandblogreview.blogspot

"The blog is mightier than the sword." --Headline for article by journalist Amit Lewinthal, israelhayom.com (2012), perhaps relevant eons ago (by social-media standards); image from PDCAST [LISTEN] On Culinary Diplomacy: Culinary diplomacy utilizes...
Headlines of the day I: Spies, lies, zones, threats
via richardbrenneman.wordpress

Once again, we missed a day, leaving us with a lot of catching up on the latest development in the world of the dark arts, corporate snooping, and military posturing. Most notable [and after the jump], rapid escalation of the Asian security crisis and...
A critical history of internet activism and social protest in Malaysia, 1998-2013
via johnpostill

Draft paper submitted to Digital Asia Journal‘s first thematic issue “Revisiting the Emancipatory Potential of Social Media in Asia”. NB. This is work in progress. For the final version please see Digital Asia Journal in due course...