Acts of war as PR tactics
I noticed the following stories on the BBC ticker this morning, listed in chronological order:
Has the American government inadvertantly implied that ‘acts of war’ are ‘PR moves’? This would explain a lot.
I noticed the following stories on the BBC ticker this morning, listed in chronological order:
Has the American government inadvertantly implied that ‘acts of war’ are ‘PR moves’? This would explain a lot.
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Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and a few other NGOs, have designated June Torture Awareness Month. We’ve created a blogroll you can join if you’re interested. You can find it here. The idea is that everyone is linked to from the blogroll, and in exchange, you discuss torture (as you already do), and link to the Torture Awareness site to help support the NGOs.
There’s a lot of bloggers who are angry about human rights abuse in the War on Terror. If we coordinate, we can show our support and help Amnesty and HRW make Torture Awareness Month a success.