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Yochanan Gordon: A Zionist’s Answers Questioned
Originally posted on McTavish:
If Israel goes down the path of genocide, they lose any right to ever again mention the Nazi holocaust. On 1 August 2014 the English language version of the Times of Israel published a blog by…
Fiction, Fact and Prophesy
“Out of the decay of self-seeking capitalism, it was held, would arise that flower of the ages, the Brotherhood Of Man. Instead of which, appalling alike to us who look back and to those that lived at the time, capitalism, … Continue reading
Posted in History, Philosophy, Politics
Tagged alternate life, brilliant, civilians, fact, Feudalism, fiction, history, Iron Heel, Jack London, Oligarchy, Plutocrasy, police, prophesy, tyranny, U.S.A., W.J. Ghent
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Denial is not just a river in Egypt
This past week-end former Prime Minister of England Tony Blair posted his thoughts on the Iraq war and it makes interesting reading. Mr. Blair, perhaps in an effort to counter a decade worth of criticism over his involvement in the … Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged civilians, denial, George Bush, history, Iraq, killings, needless, questions, Syria, Tony Blair, U.S.A., war crimes, western intervention, whitewash
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Fukushima and Nuclear Energy for the Thick but Intrepid
You might still be hearing a bit of news now and again about radiation seeping into the ocean in Japan and about how they are finally getting around to removing those inconvenient fuel rods. If you are listening to the … Continue reading
Posted in Current, Natural Sciences, Politics, Technology
Tagged civilians, Fukushima, Goo, history, isotopes, Japan, killings, needless, Ocean, Pacific Ocean, radiation, reactors, Sea, unknown
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You called me a what?!?
If I were to confess a strong dislike for Canada, I would be considered ‘anti-Canadian’. If I were to say that I disliked the United States, I would be considered ‘anti-American’ and if I were to say that I disliked … Continue reading
Posted in History, Philosophy, Politics
Tagged 1948, civilians, First Nations, history, Israel, questions, semite, semitic
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