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Category Archives: violence
Wenchuan: should we stay or should we go?
The debate rages on, with many Wenchuan local residents, according to a survey, inclined to get out of there while they can. This article claims that out of 768 people surveyed, over 90% of them wanted to leave and rebuild … Continue reading
The troubles in Weng’an and Jiang Jie He village: gangs, dams, mines, gambling, death
I was reading Southern Weekend’s investigation into the Weng’an region: the common wisdom now is that the problems didn’t begin or end with the June 28 incident, but that the latter was merely what happened when long simmering problems reached … Continue reading
Movies I’ve Watched: In Bruges
In Bruges Movie Reviews, Pictures – Rotten Tomatoes If you take a cursory look at what the people on Rotten Tomatoes are saying you’d find htat most people have a generally positive take on this film, starring Colin Farrell, Brendan … Continue reading
Movies I’ve watched: Besieged City (???
If you’re a fan of the “gutter-trawling” alienated youths genre of film, you should find this one enjoyable: and I did not intend to be ironic there, because I actually think this was a good film. The story centers around … Continue reading
Guangzhou Train Station nightmare…stampeding…crowds…madness….chaos….
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Suicide Bombing Makes Sick Sense in Halo 3
I used to find it hard to fully imagine the mind-set of a terrorist. That is, until I played Halo 3 online, where I found myself adopting — with great success — terrorist tactics. Including a form of suicide bombing. … Continue reading
The ‘Good Germans’ Among Us: Frank Rich, NY Times
this the excerpt what do you think about it. Continue reading
Groups Struggle to Tally Myanmar’s Dead
this is a story of a young abandoned cat Continue reading
Modern Forms of Slavery
Some facts about modern forms of slavery that you perhaps didn’t know (I didn’t)–from the UNRIC magazine International Day for the Commemoration of the Two-Hundredth Anniversary of the Abolition of the Transatlantic Slave Trade 25 March 2007 The commemoration of … Continue reading
Violence flares in Chinese village
Original article here Shengyou, China – Violence has erupted again in a northern Chinese village where last year authorities were severely punished for hiring armed thugs to force farmers off their lands, residents said. Police in Shengyou village, Hebei province, … Continue reading