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REVIEW: “Modified” – A Film About GMOs & Corruption of the Food Supply for Profit
By interweaving personal lives with broader political issues, Modified becomes a compelling documentary. On one level, it's deeply personal....
Peterloo and the Realist tradition
Worthy, sumptuously shot, convincingly acted and not without moments of insight – but a tad leaden. That’s my take...
The Quiet Imperialism
Frank Lee reviews Beyond US Hegemony by Egyptian economist Samir Amin, who died earlier this year. This work was...
BBC Documentary – “A Dangerous Dynasty: House of Assad”
David Carlson I rarely watch anything on the BBC now and this first part in a three part character...
Review: Unprecedented Crime
The unprecedented crime Peter Carter and Elizabeth Woodworth refer to in the title is that of willfully causing global...
The Fakest Fake News: The U.S. Government’s 9/11 Conspiracy Theory
Edward Curtin If you want to fathom today’s world, absolutely nothing is more important than to understand the truth...
Book Reviews: 9/11 Unmasked
Every year, at about this time, OffGuardian likes to cover the anniversary of 9/11, the most important “catalysing event”...
Seventeen Years on: what really happened on 9/11?
Philip Roddis Introduction On Friday, August 31, I had an email from OffGuardian editor Catte: How do you feel...
9/11 Unmasked by David Ray Griffin and Elizabeth Woodworth: A Review
Piers Robinson Although not a topic for polite conversation, nor a widely recognized ‘acceptable’ issue for mainstream academics and...
A Diabolic False Flag Empire: A Review of David Ray Griffin’s The American Trajectory: Divine or Demonic?
Edward Curtin The past is not dead; it is people who are sleeping. The current night and daymares that...
The Parallel Universe of BBC Panorama
Kit Knightly
The folks at Panorama LOVE Putin, or at least love to hate him. In the last two years there...
The Economics of Imperialism
Philip Roddis The most important book I’ve read in years is John Smith’s Imperialism in the Twenty-First Century: Globalization, Super-Exploitation...
Adam Curtis: another manager of perceptions
Jonathan Cook Adam Curtis’ new, near three-hour documentary HyperNormalisation, showing on BBC iplayer, is being garlanded with predictable praise...
"The Third Tower": a critical view
from 9/11 blogger On July 6, 2008, BBC released a documentary examining the collapse of World Trade Center 7,...
Incontrovertible – the “truth” about 9/11
Philip Roddis As part of our “9/11 fifteen years on” series, Roddis tells us why 9/11 “conspiracy theories” tend...
