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The Power of Tyranny, the Tyranny of Power
By Kathie MM and Anthony J. Marsella To begin our new series on Torture, Tyranny, and Terrorizing, Dr. Anthony Marsella shared his perspectives on torture , highlighting the many forms that torture can take, ranging from child abuse through slavery … Continue reading
Posted in Armed conflict, Human rights, Media, Military-industrial complex, police violence, politics, Protest, resistance, slavery, social justice, Terrorism, Understanding violence
Tagged "Total War", absolute power, abuse of power, Anthony J. Marsella, assassination, asymmetric distributions of power, character defamation, deceit, dictator, established government-military-corporate-media-educational complex, false flags, Ferguson, hegmonic power, Jamelle Bouie, Kathie MM, power corruption, propaganda, secret government, torture, tyranny, waterboarding
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Pain’s pathways
By Kathie MM I bit my tongue yesterday. Really, not metaphorically. It hurt like the devil. Why do I tell you this trivial story? Because every time I bite my tongue, which I do more often as I age, I … Continue reading
Posted in Democracy, Terrorism, Torture, Understanding violence
Tagged anti-violence legislation, child abuse, CIA, domestic violence, Internationonal Convention on the Rights of the Child, pain, Senate Intelligence Committee Report on CIA torture, state terrorism; state-sponsored torture, terrorism, terrorizing, torture, Violence Against Women Act
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Torture and the Ticking Bomb
by Anthony J. Marsella When I accepted the invitation to review Bob Brecher’s provocative book Torture and the Ticking Bomb, I questioned whether yet another book debating the ethics of torture was needed. Could anything more be said about the … Continue reading
Posted in Book reviews, culture of violence, Human rights, Propaganda, Terrorism, Torture, Understanding violence
Tagged Abu Ghraib, Bob Brecher, CIA, Derkowitz, Gonzalez., Greenwald, Guantanamo, international law, interrogation, Kandahar, terrorism, torture, Yoo
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