Monthly Archives: June 2010

Roger Simon interviews me about the IHH and Murky in Turkey here, on PJTV.

For what it’s worth, Israeli intelligence is predicting that one ship on the scheduled Lebanese flotilla will carry ”a number of nuns.”

I briefly want to draw attention to some basic operational aspects of the IHH, which I believe provides valuable information as to how such organizations involved in charitable activities end up serving the interests of entities that are much greater … Continue reading →

For those of you who don’t have time to watch three hours of unedited footage from the IHH headquarters, here are my conclusions about what they represent. You don’t have to take my word for it. You have access below … Continue reading →

Many thanks to Flotilla Facts for providing a handy summary of the information we’ve posted below. Following the extensive debate whether the IHH is a humanitarian or a terrorist organisation, Claire Berlinski, an American journalist based in Istanbul, decided to visit … Continue reading →

All the footage is up now. Thanks for your patience. There has been much debate in the media about whether Turkey’s İnsan Hak ve Hürriyetleri İnsani Yardım Vakfı is a charity or a terrorist entity. The IHH, which sponsored the … Continue reading →

A media war is actually quite different from a real one. Whatever is really happening, however little of it we understand, is obviously minatory and extremely dangerous. The best thing journalists can do under the circumstances is to stop playing with fire unless they have something real to report. Continue reading →