Ethnic Cleansing

Do the following comments prove my point that I made some days ago; Daniel Boyd is a distraction only plus since he is a Muslim, he knows that every Muslim is obliged islamically to protect his brother Muslim, so there is always a chance of his defending other Muslims that are persecuted in Israel and elsewhere in the world but does that sound unnatural? The proper way of preventing the so called terrorism is for each country to confine itself within its boundries, depend on its own resources, respect other countries' sovereignty and everything will be hunky dory.

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johnpi 8:54 pm on August 5, 2009 | 0 Permalink | Reply
Tags: ethnic cleansing, Israel (241)

Israeli Russian immigrants favor ethnic cleansing of Arabs by 3 to 1.
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thabet 4:25 am on August 3, 2009 | 0 Permalink | Reply
Tags: apartheid (8), ethnic cleansing, international law (100), Israel (241), jerusalem (4), palestine (205), The Only Democracy In The Middle East (147)

Ethnic cleansing:

Israeli riot police wielding clubs kicked out two Palestinian families from their homes in occupied east Jerusalem on Sunday, defying international protests over Jewish settlement activity in the area.
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thabet 6:43 am on May 23, 2009 | 0 Permalink | Reply
Tags: ethnic cleansing, genocide (12), mahmood mamdani, save darfur campaign, sudan (17)

An interview with Mahmood Mamdani at Guernica about his new book.

Mamdani’s book is also the subject of numerous reviews at the SSRC’s Making Sense of Darfur blog, and he appears in the latest post to respond to his critics.

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abunoor 2:39 pm on April 11, 2009 | 0 Permalink | Reply
Tags: baghdad (2), ethnic cleansing, Iraq (163), Muslim-on-Muslim violence (33), Nir Rosen (2), sectarianism (15), torture (129), violence (114)

Nir Rosen in a lengthy piece examines the deep sectarian tensions and fear for the future lying just under the surface of a Baghdad that seems relatively peaceful.

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thabet 12:52 pm on February 12, 2009 | 3 Permalink | Reply
Tags: democracy (68), ethnic cleansing, political liberalism (5), state (84), violence (114)

Pankaj Mishra explores the dark side of democracy:

Shallowness and ignorance have been our lot in the mass consumer societies we inhabit, where we were too distracted to act politically, apart from periodically deputing political elites to take life-and-death decisions on our behalf. We were shielded from many of the deleterious consequences, which worked themselves out on obscure people in remote lands. The free world’s economic implosion is bringing home the intolerable cost of this collective deference to apparently efficient elites and anonymous, overcomplex institutions.