Tuesday, 5 April 2011

"I wish I was stupid"

A heartfelt plea from a person posting on a VERY interesting site. Food for thought.

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Why a lack of empathy is the root of all evil

"From casual violence to genocide, acts of cruelty can be traced back to how the perpetrator identifies with other people, argues psychologist Simon Baron-Cohen. Is he right"

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Judaism is alive and well in Russia

As you may have gathered, I’m not really religious but I found this choir truly uplifting. The concert was in Moscow, they are called ‘Turetsky Choir’ and this is the link to their website. http://www.arthor.ru/eng/

Click HERE and enjoy 4 minutes of great music

Sunday, 3 April 2011

The first signs of spring in Szczecin Poland

I can't belive it. Seven days ago the temperature was -2 degrees and I was scraping ice from the car windows. Today it's +23 degrees with warm sunshine. What a great day to be walking in one of our beautiful parks
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Wednesday, 30 March 2011

Facebook removes 'intifada' page

"Facebook removes a page calling for a new Palestinian uprising against Israel, after more than 350,000 people sign up to it."

Read more HERE

Monday, 28 March 2011

A family slaughtered in Israel – doesn't the BBC care?

Being an expat I’m an avid reader of UK news websites. My personal favourites being The Daily Telegraph, Sky News and in recent times BBC News.

During the past few months I've noticed that the news editors at the BBC seemed to be biased against Israel (and other countries). I thought it was me being paranoid but eventually I switch from BBC to CNN International who give a more balanced view.

I now see that I’m not the only one who shares this opinion. I don’t usually agree with politicians but Louise Bagshawe seems to have a points. What do you think ?

Read more HERE

Tom & Jerry is a Jewish Conspiracy

Not a lot of people know this
Clich HERE for more information

Monday, 21 March 2011

Sarah Palin aborts visit to Bethlehem

"It is unclear whether Mrs Palin and her team failed to realise that Bethlehem lay on Palestinian territory rather than in Israel, a mistake often made by foreign tourists, though not so often by visiting politicians."

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Two-thirds of Britons not religious, suggests survey

"Nearly two-thirds of people do not regard themselves as "religious", a new survey carried out to coincide with the 2011 Census suggests. The British Humanist Association (BHA), which commissioned the poll, said people often identified themselves as religious for cultural reasons."

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A man fills in a census form