Washington has had years to clarify an intention to give Assange a fair trial, but it has always refused to do so. In this episode, I examine the UK court's latest ruling on US extradition proceedings, arguing that British judges are colluding in Assange's permanent incarceration.

In this episode, I argue that the West's support for Israel's slaughter in Gaza forces us all to reconsider what a 'liberal democratic order' really stands for.

From obscuring the West’s role in starving Gaza to sensationalised accounts of mass rape by Hamas, journalists are playing the role of propagandists, not reporters. In this episode, I analyse the western media's task of helping to build the case for genocide in Gaza.

The film Son of Saul showed how the Holocaust's horrors required inmates to hollow out their humanity. In this episode, I pose the question: Have the horrors of Gaza made a moral monster of its director, Laszlo Nemes?

In this episode, I consider why the same western media obsessively reheating five-month-old allegations against Hamas is so reluctant to focus on Israel’s current, horrifying atrocities.

In this episode, I explain how film-maker Jonathan Glazer’s crime at the Oscars was to threaten the establishment's stranglehold on the West’s narrative about Israel – and itself.

In this episode, I discuss how the UK and other western capitals have come to treat Israel not as a state, as a political actor capable of slaughtering children, but rather as a sacred cause. That means any opposition to Israel's actions has to be a blasphemy.

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