Globalisation and the Business of World Television News.

By Terence Bunch, 14th January 2012.

Television news reporting in the modern era of Globalisation has gone on in tandem with major and serious structural political engineering of international relations between nations. Over the past 30 year period of Globalisation, television news broadcasting has led the way in international opinion forming. At present, there are a whole welter of large-scale media corporations disseminating information to an international audience over a 24 hour news cycle across time zones throughout most of the developed world. For many, internationalised business logic has come to the forefront as enabler of this information dissemination in service to the principle of Globalisation around the world.

As a result of the globalist 24 hour television news cycle, evidence is now strong that the natural boundaries that exist between nations of the world in this e...more

Occupy London: Capitalism and the Church.

By Terence Bunch, 6th January 2012.

Over the past several decades, western Capitalism has undergone an ideological overhaul and re-adjustment. This has been undertaken by economic theorists and has left much of the western world with model Capitalism that is over-managed, impractical and unmanageable. Freedom and de-regulation of the Capitalist markets has been advocated by economists proposing the principle of absolute freedom of trade as a suitable architecture for the construction of domestic and international Capitalism. The result of this ideological 'freedom' has been the building of a market-place using the very same principles most often attributed to articulate the concept of human rights. There has been an attempt...more

Afghanistan - the United States, and the Drone War in Pakistan.

By Terence Bunch, 21st December 2011.

In late November 2011, the United States carried out a sustained two hour attack on two Pakistani military posts in Salala, a village in Mohmand in western Pakistan.

The attacks killed 25 Pakistani soldiers.

Within days the Pakistan government ordered US military operatives based at the Shamsi air base to leave its territory and immediately closed the two main NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organisation) supply routes into the region through the Khyber Pass - halting 40% of US material war supplies. The incident and resulting retaliatory action brought to an end a long-standing and dangerous war arrangement between the United States and Pakistan that...more