The Moonbat Media Blog

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Stop The War Coalition was holding a demonstration yesterday in Manchester, coinciding with the Labour Party conference.

Human rights activist Reza Moradi interrupted a speech by veteran leftist Tony Benn, to voice his opposition against the support for the Islamist regime of Iran. He and his friend Shiva Mahbobi were then thrown out of the main area by Stop The War workers — most notably Ghada Razuki.

See the video clip and full report.

Alondon, ‘The Magazine for Israelis in London‘, has featured Moonbat Media pictures in this week’s print publication. The pictures can also be viewed on their website here and here. I have reached an agreement with Anat Koren, editor, for this publication.

The Alondon magazine is in the Hebrew language.

Alondon is the first print publication featuring Moonbat Media pictures … and almost certainly not the last!

The Moonbat Media project is growing quicker than even I had anticipated. The bug has bitten me, and doing photojournalistic reports is — scarily enough — becoming a bit of a weekend habit.

Credits

I would like to especially thank Charles Johnson, whose blog Little Green Footballs is responsible for around 20% of the entire site’s traffic (could be more, as visitors from that site do not always register on the stats programs as coming from LGF) — by far the largest referrer.

My online friend Zombie has been positive about the project from the start, and has helped me greatly to start getting into photo report creation. Zombie has explained and given me advice in a patient way that is admirable. Also, Zombie has helped to promote the site from the start — saw the potential of it and encouraged me greatly. Thank you.

Thanks also go to Tim Blair, John Hinderaker and Nannette. My London friend Freya has also been a great help and encouragement.

Hot Air Affiliate

Exciting news is that Moonbat Media has been taken in as a Hot Air Affiliate — many thanks to Michelle Malkin and Allah Pundit. I’m really looking forward to network with them.

Moonbat Media has decided to open a blog. This will be useful for keeping readers up to date on new reports and proposed projects, as well as facilitating reader comments to new reports — an easier alternative to sending an email.

Links to all things Moonbat Media will still be found on the homepage.