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Does Nonviolent Resistance Work? Part 3a

Posted on June 2, 2014 by kathiemm

This is the first of three posts comprising Part III of a series of posts in which Dr. Ian Hansen shares his thoughts on nonviolence. In a previous post, I ended by discussing the dubiousness of partially nonviolent revolutions that … Continue reading →

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What is your TAQ (Torture Awareness Quotient)?

Posted on May 29, 2014 by kathiemm
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June is Torture Awareness Month. Let’s see how you can do on our Torture Awareness quiz. Choose the best answer to each of the following items: “Extraordinary rendition” means a so-so version of your favorite song forcible transfer of a … Continue reading →

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Abuse of ethical standards? Experts in support of war

Posted on March 3, 2014 by kathiemm

By guest contributor Michael D. Knox, Ph.D. Since the end of World War II, the United States has bombed more than 25 countries. In these 68 years, no other nation has killed and injured more people living outside its borders. … Continue reading →

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Torture quiz

Posted on June 3, 2013 by kathiemm
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Question: What is the significance of June? Answer: June is Torture Awareness Month. Question: What is the significance of Guantanamo? Answer: Guantanamo is the symbol of American shame and self-degradation. Fact: Our government has physically and psychologically tortured innocent men, … Continue reading →

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