* * * * * WEREWOLF ISSUE 32, June 27, 2012 * * * * *


Can these guys really be our latest al Qaeda nightmare	Will Waihi get a fair deal from mining?	Paul Simon, still wants us to like Graceland and respect him. The second bit is hard.

	Has The Peak Oil Idea… Peaked? And if so, does the planet stand a chance? by Gordon Campbell
	Efficiency Is Not Your Friend When they say ‘efficiency’ that’s when you should reach for your revolver by Gordon Campbell
	On Shaky Ground Waihi tries to come to terms with the mine in its midst by Alison McCulloch
	Ghosts and Empty Sockets Looking back at Paul Simon, Graceland and the end of apartheid by Gordon Campbell
	Manufacturing a Menace Is Algeria Orchestrating the Terrorist Threat in Mali ? by Gordon Campbell
	London Calling: A Society in Lockdown Forget the Queen’s diamond jubilee – the riots anniversary tells a different story about the state of Britain by Rory MacKinnon
	From The Hood: Eurorecovery Made Easy The Spanish Economy, by a New Zealand Observer by Lyndon Hood
	The Complicatist: El-P, Killer Mike Philip K. Dick Meets the Rappers, Downtown by Gordon Campbell
	Cartoon Alley : Mat Tait & Mike Brown Mat Tait is a South Island based cartoonist and illustrator. Mike Brown lives in Wellington and is currently writing a PhD thesis on New Zealand vernacular musics. by Mike Brown & Mat Tait
	Milestone Movies: Out of the Past (1947) and Martha Marcy May Marlene (2011) The past may be a far country, but we still live in it by Gordon Campbell
	Cartoon Alley : Brent Willis Brent Willis currently lives in Lyall Bay, Wellington and has been making underground self-published comics since the mid 1990s. by Brent Willis