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Entries from January 2006
January 18, 2006
Cartoons are sometimes very interesting
Firstly,about Ahmadenijad. Original from the Jyllands Posten.
Secondly, about the Muhammad cartoons. Very curious what the Muslims have done to convince other Muslims of the bad treatment of the Danish population.
January 6, 2006
Last days’ news
First of all, we have the violence occured in the Lyon-Nice train. You can also read this reflexion of CUANAS and this post about the train trips in France.
Also some news that I ‘d gathered from the Catholic blog Relapsed Catholic. Very interesting blog.
And lastly but not least, the questions that arise from the bad [...]
January 3, 2006
Some news
Just some news and articles that I consider very interesting:
The presecution of Holy Land Christians: this is an interview with Justus Reid Weiner, a Scholar-in-Residence at the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs, an independent policy studies center. He currently teaches courses on human rights and international law at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. His main [...]
January 2, 2006
Msulim gang rapes in general and in Australia
The first thing is that, as I have posted in my Spanish blog (i. e. here), the rapes of non-Muslims women by gangs of Muslim men have boomed in the last years although also in Muslims countries)
In Australia, Norway, Sweden and other Western nations, there is a distinct race-based crime in motion being ignored [...]
January 2, 2006
Some news from Sudan
I am going today to recommend you a very good blog to know what’s happening in Sudan: it’s called Sudan watch and I have found some news abput the humanitarian catastrophe that their inhabitants are suffering just now.
Firstly, this is how the Egyptian police reacted to a pacific demonstration of some Darfurians that now [...]
January 1, 2006
Pakistani “way” of aiding the victims of the earthquake
It consists mainly in expelling ALL Christians from their homes:
Reports from Catholic leaders spearheading the relief work following the earthquake say that hundreds or even thousands of people near Joharabad, close to Pakistan-controlled Kashmir, are being made homeless, with no prospect of alternative accommodation being found.
In an interview with Aid to the Church [...]
