Why does the religious right defend the genocide of Noah's flood?

 I was listening to conservative talk radio. The host is technically  of conservative Judaism, though his beliefs are very much in line with Orthodox Judaism. But, he defends the so called Noah's flood as strongly as any fundamentalist Christian. First of all, this...

Lessons from Rwanda and Burundi

Burundi and Rwanda are sister countries. They were both part of a colonial administration district known as Urundi; and they possess the same ethnic makeup and very similar levels of population and land mass. After someone shot down the plane carrying the presidents of these...

JOURNO EXPOSING U.S. MICROWAVE TORTURE TOWERS UNDER SAVAGE ATTACK

• Top military contractor Lockheed Martin administers electromagnetic torture, impairment, subjugation -- MENTICIDE -- to thousands of extrajudicially persecuted American citizens, many of whom have been targeted as "dissidents" or undesirables for reasons of politics and...

CENSORS CLAMP DOWN AS JOURNO EXPOSES MIL CONTRACTOR WAR CRIMES

•  Lockheed Martin, government overlords, mount desperate attempt to cover up silent microwave radio frequency directed energy assaults on thousands of extra-legally targeted U.S. citizens via nationwide weapon system camouflaged among cellphone and broadband...

Trbic Sentence Confirmed

Appeal rejected in case of former Bosnian Serb army officer convicted of genocide. By Velma Šarić - International Justice - ICTY ...

What the West does not know about the Serbs

When people in the West think about the Serbs, they usually think of the First World War and of the ugliness that took place in Bosnia in 1990s. What is less known is that during the Second World War the Serbs led the most powerful guerrilla insurrection against the...

Historical Background of Armenian Genocide

The so-called “Armenian Question” is generally thought of as having begun in the second half of the nineteenth century. One can easily point to the Russo-Turkish war (1877 -78) and the Congress of Berlin (1878) which concluded the war as marking the emergence of this...

ICC Under the Spotlight

IWPR’s international justice reporter Simon Jennings looks at the International Criminal Court’s achievements since it was founded eight years ago and considers what challenges lie ahead. By Simon Jennings ...