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Tag Archives: the Guardian
Apartheid in the Holy Land
Israel will never get true security and safety through oppressing another people. A true peace can ultimately be built only on justice. Archbishop Desmond Tutu A synopsis of Dr. Tutu’s remarks from his keynote address Occupation is Oppression, given in … Continue reading
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the insignificance of killing boys
This line was tagged onto the very end of an article in The Guardian. Elsewhere in Gaza and the West Bank, the Israeli army shot dead seven Palestinians, including two boys, nine and 14, during a curfew, and two gunmen … Continue reading
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the trial of henry
Pinochet judge asks to question Kissinger, an article from The Guardian today, says in part, “The former US secretary of state is wanted for questioning by Baltasar Garzon over his alleged involvement in a plot by former South American military … Continue reading
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state-conducted terrorism
[T]he accounts of the massive destruction of civilian homes, and of the firing on civilians [in the refugee camp of Jenin], could be confirmed as they also occurred in the town of Jenin, suggesting a widespread and systematic pattern of … Continue reading
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Peter I
Okey dokey, I want to make blogger’s edit your blog page my browser’s home page, changing it from one of the news and information pages (the Guardian, the Boston Globe, CNN) it usually resides on, but I am torn. Shouldn’t … Continue reading
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