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Tag Archives: persecution
Retribution by Frivolity
Appeals court upholds $1M penalty against Trump in lawsuit against Hillary Clinton The judges ruled that the president’s arguments “were indeed frivolous.” The ruling is the latest rejection of President Donald Trump’s legal crusade against his perceived adversaries. | Alex … Continue reading
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Tagged adversaries, america, Clinton, Comey, Daniel Richman, degrading women, exploitation, frivolous arguments, ICE detention, illegal, indictment, inflicting pain, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, Letitia James, money laundering, no case, persecution, porn industry, retribution, Russia, sex workers, suspicious loans, testing justice, Trump Media and Technology Group, unlawful arrest, unlawful detention, Will Wilkerson
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Humanity with and without Empathy
If you are fortunate to have been born with a neurotypical brain, you will have developed empathy, an important component for interacting with other life forms, sensing what they might be thinking, using an amazing set of tools provided by … Continue reading
The ‘new Anti-semitism’ which creates support for Zionism
The billionaire Jewish philanthropist George Soros gets attacked by authoritarian leaders such as Prime Minister Victor Orbàn of Hungary. ……..2017 parliamentary election, Orbán promoted anti-Semitic imagery of powerful Jewish financiers scheming to control the world. Thousands of posters of a … Continue reading
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Tagged 'new anti-semitism', apartheid, censorship, colonialism, Communism, Europe, extreme right, hate, Hungary, israel, leftists, middle east, muslims, Palestine, persecution, progressives, propaganda, redrawing map, rewriting history, rhetoric, savage continent, starvation as a weapon of war, WWII, zionism
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Loss
I begin by quoting a paragraph from the newsletter of Butterfly Conservation: Sadly, as our State of Butterflies 2022 reported earlier this year, 80% of butterfly species have decreased since the 1980’s – this drop is telling us that our … Continue reading
Erasing Populations
Throughout my 76 years of life I have become aware of tribal conflict which end in death. It may be two football teams which get over wound up and cause bloodshed in the streets, or it may be persecution of … Continue reading
Creating Enemies
Commenting in The Indian Express on the shocking violence, clearly green-lit by the government, Pratap Mehta wrote: The targeting of enemies—minorities, liberals, secularists, leftists, urban naxals, intellectuals, assorted protestors—is not driven by a calculus of ordinary politics….When you legitimize yourself … Continue reading
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Tagged arms sales, army training, conflict, cruel rhetoric, drowning, fake news, fascism, hate, hostility, inhospitable, lies, massacres, migrant deaths, Migration routes, misery, money generation, mythical histories, persecution, propaganda, security forces, torment, war, weapons
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Is This Humanity in the End Game?
I’m reproducing part of a summary of the Global Peace Index report, recently released. As we see the 21st century reveals humans are increasingly prone to destruction rather than evolving into a benign and beneficial force for good. Follow this … Continue reading
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Tagged analysis, arms, benefits, civilian deaths, conflict, cost, cultural loss, death, destruction, ecocide, genocide, homelessness, land grab, life, mercenaries, migration, persecution, rebuilding, resources stolen, strife, theft, war, war crimes, weapons
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Fight the cause of the refugee crisis
Use satellite imagery and track the problems and build solutions: https://www.planet.com/
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Tagged asylum, authoritarian regime, child abuse, climate change, conflict, cruelty, discrimination, drought, drugs, environment, exploitation, famine, human rights, inhuman living conditions, low paid work, male domination, misogyny, no freshwater, persecution, poverty, rape, rebuilding, rehoming, replanting, rescue, satellite imagery, sustainable living, terror, torture, tracking, trafficking, unsanitary conditions, value every human, violence
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Exploitation of food industry workers: Covid 19 highlights their plight
We know how we get our food to our table. To get it cheaply we rely on exploited workers. The economics of the food industry needs analysing whilst it is under the spotlight of Covid 19. Note suggestions for us … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, covid 19, food industry economics, human and labour rights, migrant workers, persecution, produce, racism
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