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It was a cold and damp morning; it seemed the sun had forgotten to shine. For a week the BBC forecasted rain, while Sky News anticipated sunny weather- it was an endless debate for me the night before on whether to wear my wellies or wear fancy flats and a fascinator. I wore neither,...
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A flashback to 1963 shows Mademoiselle Francoise Dior elegantly announcing her soon-to-be marriage to British National Socialist, Colin Jordan. Mr. Jordan was widely known in Britain for promoting his pan-Aryan “Universal Nazism”. This video comes out just after John Galliano’s anti-semitic outbursts at a cafe in Paris’s Jewish district of Marais. He is seen in...
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Angry and resentful Iraqis are successfully staging their "Day of Rage" in various regions within Iraq.
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While uprisings continue in the Middle East, protests worsen and shake up the regions of Iraq. Sources revealed a more recent situation update from the 21st of February. Baghdad: As updated by press agency Aswataliraq, protesters including members of NGOs and intellectuals, are continuing a “sit-in” at Al Tahrir Square. Their demands remain the...
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Whilst everyone is talking about Libya, Bahrain, Tunisia, Egypt, Yemen and Iran, no one is taking a look at what is going on in Iraq. Confidential sources have given the following updates, Pale Blue News can EXCLUSIVELY reveal.
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Our intrepid Correspondent, Silvana Rangel, broke out the chains and leather and delved deep into one of London’s diverse sub-cultures (of which there are legion) at The Torture Garden, way back in March. This is her review: In what seems like a world apart, people of all ages and sizes indulge in the pleasure,...
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Pale Blue News Correspondent Silvana Rangel visited Haiti last week, and brought us this report on life from the ravaged island. The Deep Blue Sea The first thing you see when flying over Haiti is a sea of blue and white. A patchwork of tents that obscures what used to be bright green hills....
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Eight months on from disaster, and relief remains a distant hope that Haitians have yet to realise. Countries all over the world have failed to keep their promises to aid Haiti after the devastating 7.0 magnitude quake that hit Port au Prince in January. Less than fifteen percent of the money that has been...
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Although accommodating and very welcoming, I would not give Hotel Medea five stars. I arrived with the very vague information that is provided on the website www.medea.tv/ and was surprised as to the venue and the much smaller number of people there than I had imagined. The event was called Hotel Medea and it...
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The Domino Effect: Two Months of Revolution
In the midst of this past few weeks of protests across the globe, there is one common denominator: passion. These seemingly leaderless people have all been galvanised by the same passion, fuelled by the desperate need for change. They demand freedom. Freedom from the imposition of governments that the people have a duty to...
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