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Category Archives: genocide
Who the hell will tell me who my father really was?!
This angry question, uttered repeatedly by the protagonist of Bualem Sansal‘s courageous and thought-provoking novel, translated into English as “The German Mujahid,” has been permanently etched in my brain. The story follows the day-to-day chaos in the life of Malrich, … Continue reading
Posted in Algeria, Bualem Sansal, genocide, Holocaust, housing projects, Islamic fundamentalism, mass murder, Paris, reviews, The German Mujahid
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On moving on from The Lancet’s egregious error
In the midst of the terrible summer war between the Hamas movement in Gaza and Israel, The Lancet published a rabidly anti-Israel letter entitled “An Open Letter for the People of Gaza” that accused Israel of intentional genocide and Israeli … Continue reading
Posted in "open letter to the people of Gaza, academic boycott, anti-semitism, Dr. Horton, genocide, Israel, Israelis, Manduca, Medicine, Palestinians, Research, rockets, science, terror, The Lancet, war
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Yom HaShoah – A Guest Post by Crox Minor
As today is Yom HaShoah, I would like to ask everyone to think for a moment about prejudice, from the genocides that are still going on to casual remarks about immigrants and ethnic and religious minorities made daily by the … Continue reading
Posted in BNP, children of peace, crox minor, EDL, genocide, Holocaust, persecution, Politicrox, UKIP
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“Anne Frank and Me”, Science and Humanity
I cried. Not just a lone tear running down my cheek, but a wet stream that went on and on, long after the actors took their final bows, and my daughter came down from the stage. The scene was the … Continue reading
Posted in Anne Frank, education, Ethics, genocide, Holocaust, Nazi, Nazi scientists, science, torture
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