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• Spine Chilling Response To Humanistic Adaptation of Ataturk’s Speech

  
  Kamil Pasha — Authority: 470
  Taraf daily’s columnist Sevan Nisanyan, who wrote a humanistic adaptation of Atatürk’s “Address to Turkish Youth,” a patriotic speech calling on young people to protect their country at all costs, published e-mails received from irate nationalists and filled with threats and vulgar language in his column ...
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• Of What Meaning, Canadian?

  
  ThePolitic.com — Authority: 471
  There’s a new guide for new Canadians, Discover Canada: The Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship .  It’s a change from the document that used to be handed out.  It’s more demanding, and, arguably, more political. The 62-page guidebook, years in the making, replaces the “anemic, slim, ...
  16 hours ago

• “GUOJIA” National Day patriotism in translation

  
  s i n o p o p — Authority: 98
  Sometimes, in the spirit of preserving our mental health (and also following the sound example of many Chinese citizens) we block out the droves of nincompoopery political advertising that  inundates Beijing’s population during political festivals. However, China’s 60th anniversary recently passed, and left ...
  17 hours ago

• Anti-Greek Backlash in Salonica, 1821

  
  Far Outliers — Authority: 126
  From Salonica, City of Ghosts: Christians, Muslims and Jews, 1430-1950 , by Mark Mazower (Vintage, 2006), pp. 126-129: The Greeks in the city rang their church bells, rode through the streets on horseback, wore fine clothes and did not step down from the pavement when they passed a Muslim. To us this indicates ...
  22 hours ago

• Anti-Greek Backlash in Salonica, 1821

  
  Far Outliers — Authority: 126
  From Salonica, City of Ghosts: Christians, Muslims and Jews, 1430-1950 , by Mark Mazower (Vintage, 2006), pp. 126-129: The Greeks in the city rang their church bells, rode through the streets on horseback, wore fine clothes and did not step down from the pavement when they passed a Muslim. To us this indicates ...
  22 hours ago

• Crilly charged with Nairac murder

  
  Slugger O'Toole — Authority: 150
  Kevin Crilly, 59, has been charged with the murder of Captain Robert Nairac in 1977 and has been released on bail - Nairac is on the list of those under the remit of the Independent Commission for the Location of Victims Remains and his abduction, murder, and secret burial has been acknowledged by the ...
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• Veterans Day: A Call for National Service

  
  Most Recent Posts — Authority: 609
  By Adam Chandler I was a freshman in college the first time I truly observed Veterans Day. Like the rest of the country, I’d been under the patriotic spell that characterized the two months following the attacks of September 11th. That Veterans Day, with a few friends in tow, I drove across the Key Bridge from ...
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• Poppies! Poppies! Poppies!

  
  ThePolitic.com — Authority: 471
  I see fewer people wearing poppies these days. Just an observation. I still wear mine:
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• McGuinness: if Policing and Justice slips past Christmas we are in deep trouble…

  
  Slugger O'Toole — Authority: 150
  Martin McGuinness has thrown down the gauntlet for Peter Robinson on the return of policing and justice powers. The deputy first minister said: “What we have to do is lead. It is not easy leading. Leadership is a lonely post. We need to confront those people who would wish to hold us back.” The deputy First ...
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• Why is the SDLP still wet-nursing Johnny-Come-Lately converts to Policing & Justice?

  
  Slugger O'Toole — Authority: 150
  After playing the unofficial bag carriers to a larger constitutency rival, Tom Kelly argues in Monday’s Irish News that the SDLP would be better off prosecuting their case from the backbenches and that their ‘opposition in government’ is failing badly…
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• Book Bargains… Especially for ERB readers!!! [Vol. 2, #44]

  
  The Englewood Review of Books — Authority: 132
  In our continuing effort to fund the publication and free distribution of  The Englewood Review , we are going to be collaborating more intentionally with Christian Book Distributors.  Primarily, we will be offering you the opportunity to buy bargain books from CBD that we think of are interest.  Buying books this ...
  2 days ago

• Hamid Mir “Successfully Defends” Iqbal’s “Honor” Against Outrage By “Liberal Fascists”

  
  Pak Tea House — Authority: 525
  By YLHA young female student from the Quaid-e-Azam University recently put the rabble-rouser-cum-tv anchor  Hamid Mir in his place by telling him and his rhetoric on Kerry Lugar Bill to take a hike.  That Hamid Mir is a joke is well known to everyone but it is Hamid Mir’s response that should worry every ...
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• Ritchie - A leader of courage. A driver of change?

  
  Slugger O'Toole — Authority: 150
  As an observer eagerly awaiting the radical vision that would see the SDLP restored to health I couldn’t help leaving Margaret Ritchie’s launch / re-launch this morning in the Stormont Hotel feeling slightly deflated.  A ‘leader of courage’ one can not disagree with…. a ‘driver of change’ seems to be more ...
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• Remembrance and perceiving hostile intent where none exists.

  
  Three Thousand Versts of Loneliness — Authority: 473
  Tomorrow is Armistice Day. Although commemorations are more commonly held on Remembrance Sunday, in the UK, the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month is marked by two minutes silence, in memory, in particular, of those who died in the First World War. Hostilities ceased, on the Western Front, at ...
  2 days ago

• Guest Post: The Undemocratic Nature of the BNP

  
  LibDemBlogs — Authority: 174
  This is a guest post by Matt Wardman of the Wardman Wire. It follows on quite nicely from what I said yesterday about the link between the way parties run themselves and what we can learn about what their Government might be like. The Undemocratic Nature of the BNP By Matt Wardman This article is an introduction to a ...
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• SOCA searches in south Armagh and freezes assets

  
  Slugger O'Toole — Authority: 150
  The BBC reports a developing story worth noting The Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA) has frozen the assets of a leading republican in South Armagh. It has been granted a court order to take control of properties and bank accounts belonging to Sean Gerard Hughes of Aghadavoyle Road, Drumintee. The agency ...
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• Two Decades Ago Today

  
  Countenance Blog — Authority: 133
  The first domino fell in the several month long drama that saw walls falling and statues of dictators being toppled, and the translation of Communism away from the eastern half of Europe and into the environmentalist movement and American higher education.  To extend the metaphor, Pope John Paul II blew the first ...
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• Can America Be Saved? II

  
  Occidental Dissent — Authority: 476
  Guy White has weighed in on the Arthur Kemp debate. He’s back with his usual yardstick: is it good for the Jews? Following the BNP, Kemp rejects Judeo-obsessivism. So now he is getting rave reviews from the philo-Semites. Who could have ever predicted that? Judeo-obsessivism and Anti-Semitism An important ...
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• Get on and seal the deal…

  
  Slugger O'Toole — Authority: 150
  That is the message to civic and religious leaders from Secretary of State Shaun Woodward. Mr Woodward has been speaking to key decision-makers in the community at a reception in Hillsborough Castle. He wants influential voices in the community to tell politicians devolution must be completed. Mr Woodward reminded the ...
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• Olympic Games is an expensive and phony yawn

  
  NJN Network — Authority: 489
  Canadas Robyn Perry carries the Flame towards the Olympic Cauldron. Source: Library and Archives Canada. Liberals complain about Olympic Torch favouritism In one week the Liberals have turned on the Opposition heat and sent the Conservatives underground. The latest complaint about favoritism in sending the Olympic ...
  3 days ago

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