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He served in the early 1990s in the UN thinkthank headed by ambassador Mohamed Sahnoun. He ed-ited the Somalia News Update, an Internet newsletter, which in the 1990s was very influential in disseminating knowledge and forming opinion on current affairs in Somali. During these years he also served in the UN think tank on Somalia.
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Instead it was read by those already convinced of the justice of the striker's cause.Symons, p. 175. The Gazette however boasted a wider appeal as it could address the whole nation. Despite its intemperate tone and falsifications, the Gazette was particularly influential in forming opinion outside London as the British Worker could not effectively counter across the country because of distribution problems.
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At this time, Van der Byl's chief adviser was a South African called Ivor Benson, who also served as press censor.The Radical Right: A World Directory, Ciarán Ó Maoláin (editor), Longman, 1987, page 244 Benson believed that an international communist conspiracy was plotting to overthrow white rule in Rhodesia.The Impact of anti-communism on white Rhodesian political culture c.1920-1980, D Lowry, in Cold War in Southern Africa: White Power, Black Liberation, Sue Onslow, (editor) Routledge, 2009, page 94 Speaking in the Legislative Assembly on 12 August 1964 he attacked proposals for greater independence for broadcasters by referring to what he perceived to be the social effect in Britain: :To suggest that the BBC, forming opinion in the minds of the people of England, has been an influence for good in any way, when you consider the criminality of large areas of London; when you consider the Mods and Rockers, and all those other things; when you consider the total moral underminings which have been taking place in England, much to all our distress, in the last fifteen to twenty years, the Hon.
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