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Tag Archives: Nathan Sharansky
Anti-Zionism 4D: Defining Demonization Double Standards and Delegitimization
The word “nutritious” defines a food quality that provides sustenance. I’ve no doubt as skepticism grows about the likely poisonous aspects of refined sugar and High Fructose Corn Syrup, the corporate sugar-water purveyors will append “satiates your subliminal impulses” to … Continue reading
Posted in History, Semantics
Tagged Anti-Semitism, Anti-Zionism, Apartheid, China, Colonialism, Cuba, Gaza, Indigenous, Iran, Islam, Israel, Military, Nathan Sharansky, Nazi, Palestine, Syria, UCSB, William Robinson, Zionism
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UCSB Prof William Robinson pro-Semite
Wouldn’t you think it bad form for Israeli militants to behave like Nazis, while immunizing themselves with the self-righteous indignation that any criticism of their actions can simply be dismissed as “anti-Semitic?” Photographs and confessions emerging from the IDF’s atrocities … Continue reading
Posted in Research
Tagged Africa, Anti-Semitism, Apartheid, Christians, Colombia, Einsatzgruppen, Gaza, genocide, Great War, History, Holocaust, Indigenous, Israel, Jerusalem, Jewish Anti-Defamation League, Massacre, Media, Military, Nathan Sharansky, Nazi, Palestine, Propaganda, Rebecca Joseph, Tova Hausman, UCSB, Ward Churchill, William Robinson, World War II
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