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The Pakistan zeitgeists: A nation through the ages By Nadeem F. Paracha
The searching 50s Pakistan was carved out from the rest of India in August 1947. It was made up of the region’s Muslim-majority areas on the west and east sides of colonial India. The creation of Pakistan had been the … Continue reading
Liberating Syria – Franklin Lamb
It is clear that the Syrian public and their officials, in all 14 of the country’s governorates, are committed to the complete restoration of their nation’s peerless and incomparable archaeological heritage sites as soon as security conditions permit.
Posted in History, Syria, Syria, Zionism
Tagged middle east, OPINION, syria, zionism
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Nakba Day – Israelis Forced to Confront a Guilty Secret by JONATHAN COOK
For 66 years Israel’s founding generation has lived with a guilty secret, one it successfully concealed from the generations that followed. Forests were planted to hide war crimes. School textbooks mythologised the events surrounding Israel’s creation. The army was blindly … Continue reading
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Tagged iNakba iphone app, nakba, palestine
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The lost diary of Queen Victoria’s final companion
Abdul Karim’s writings, hidden by his family until now, throw new light on a close and controversial relationship, says Ben Leach. ‘I am so very fond of him. He is so good and gentle and understanding… and is a real … Continue reading
How the United States Was Used to Create Israel by JAMES ABOUREZK
Having studied enough American Indian Tribes over the years, I have grown accustomed to creation myths that each Tribe assigns itself as its reason for being. And the definition of “chutzpah” that I’ve been taught is that of a young … Continue reading
Posted in Conspiracy, Empire, History, Palestine, Zionism
Tagged conspiracy, deceit, gaza, history, israel, lies, murder, obama, palestine, propoganda, racism, zionism
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Crimean Tatars feel pressure from all sides – Al Jazeera
SIMFEROPOL, Ukraine — Ali Aliev was a 9-year-old when German troops occupied Crimea during World War II, and he still remembers the day he and others in his village in the southeastern Sudak region of the peninsula gathered in a … Continue reading
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Tagged Crimean Tatar, Muslim minority, Putin, Russia, Stalin, ukraine
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Where Did White People Come From? by GARY LEUPP
Government buildings are being trashed, ransacked. It is happening in Kiev and Bangkok, and in both cities, the governments appear to be toothless, too scared to intervene. What is going on? Are popularly elected administrations all over the world becoming … Continue reading