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Monthly Archives: July 2014
Israel and Palestine: a Silent War
Genocide – any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group, as such: killing members of the group; causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the … Continue reading
Posted in Israel, Media, Middle East, Palestine, War
Tagged death, Gaza, Genocide, Human Rights, Israel, media, Middle East, Palestine, United Nations
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Rioting in Brasil
For those who don’t already know, Brasil is the hosting nation of this year’s World Cup. In today’s semi-finals round between Brasil and Germany, and to everyone’s surprise, the #3 ranked nation in football(Brasil) was routed by Germany(ranked #2) in a … Continue reading
Posted in Brasil, Democracy, Poverty
Tagged Brasil, Brazil, corruption, FIFA, Germany, government, Human Rights, Latin America, politics, poverty, Protests, Sex Trafficking, World Cup
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Flags, Anthems, and Reality
This Fourth of July is much like every one prior. There’s a unifying sense of solidarity in this nation, irregardless of political alignment, wealth, and race. This nation has been through thick and thin, and as such, we celebrate our … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Foreign Policy, Media, Politics
Tagged Afghanistant, America, civil liberties, debt, Fourth of July, government, Holiday, Independence Day, Iran, Iraq, Middle East, police brutality, politics, spending, United States, War, war on drugs, war on terror
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