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Tag Archives: Palestine
Gaza War Arrives in Second Life
And amid the protests, obscenities, and intolerance we find a scene that you’d only find virtual worlds like Second Life:
Posted in Chris' Page, Foreign affairs, Technology
Tagged Gaza War, Israel, online communities, Palestine, virtual reality
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A Childhood Dream of Death
Equal to the horror of this, is the futility.
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged BBC, Islamic Jihad, Israel, Palestine, suicide bomber, video
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Own Your Own Communist Dirt Charms
For only six bucks the Revolutionary Lemonade Stand sells necklaces with glass bottle pendants containing soil samples from only the holiest totalitarian shrines. Select your choice of Palestine, Venezuela, Cuba, or East Los Angeles (in occupied Aztlán).
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged Aztlan, Cuba, dirt, Jewelry, leftists, Los Angeles, Palestine, Venezuela
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How has Palestinan opinion evolved?
Stealing from Harry’s Place we find these fairly encouraging results: Here’s the results of last November’s polling amongst Palestinians: Support or opposition to a peace settlement with Israel Support 72% Oppose 25.5% Support or opposition to the Palestinian participation in … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign affairs, Lance's Page
Tagged Abu Mazen, Fatah, Hamas, Israel, Jerusalem, Middle East, Palestine, PLO
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Analogues
Juan Cole suggests that Israeli treatment of the Palestinians represents “a condition analogous to slavery.” It would seem that on this matter Juan Cole has a condition analogous to Hamas. (via CampusWatch via Commentary). Also, if you missed it, check … Continue reading →