John Pilger discusses his “The Power of Documentary” film festival
« The Guardian’s
sordid role as a platform for the scuttlebutt of spooks is shocking.
Those involved are no different, morally, from those who collaborated
under the Vichy government in France during the Second World War.
Julian’s situation is serious. The person contracted to bring his food
to the Ecuadorean embassy has been told she is no long wanted. This does
not mean he will go hungry, but it demonstrates the depth of his
struggle. That said, he is a very strong character decency.” with an
abiding moral purpose and a dark sense of humor. He needs, as Martha
Gellhorn wrote about those who stand up to rapacious power, “the
alliance of us all ... the support of us all ... the support of
decency.” »
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