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re-write the book: wait for the director’s cut
There is such a wide gap of perception regarding Islam and Muslims in general in the West that does not permit a reconciliation of views; each is sharply juxtaposed against a given context that does not permit a synthesis. At … Continue reading
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Tagged Ayaan Hirsi Ali, bernard henri-levy, Charles Clement Boniface Ozdemir, Christopher Hitchens, doug saunders globe and mail, Jeremy Sidney, John Wayne, Mark Steyn, Niall Ferguson, Omid Djalili, Peter Sellers Award for Comedy, Robert Redeker, Samia Ghali, Stephane Gatignon
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better hate than never
On the one side, an interesting article, if rather generic and redundant. Its genuineness and authenticity is derived ostensibly from leaving the baloney and political correctness at the door revealing the voice of the silent majority. But it also dredges … Continue reading
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Tagged Abdel Karim Shrair, Arab Israel conflict, Austin Tice, Damien Cave, Innocence of Muslims film, Joe Stork HRW, John Wayne, jonathan winters, Lucian Freud, Mohamad Morsi, Mona Eltahawy, Phil Silvers, Piers Morgan, Sayyid Qutb, thomas friedman new york times, Thorstein Veblen, Victor Davis Hansen
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painting at the we’re O.K. Corral
An enduring myth of American culture is that of the rugged individualist. One of the core values of American culture is the drama in all its variants of an individual determinedly sticking to a singular and personal code of ethics … Continue reading
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Tagged Annie Oakley, Ayn Rand, Charles Russell painter, DCC Crafts, Frederic Remington, Gary Cooper High Noon, John Wayne, Kraft Klub Home Kreation, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, madame pickwick art supplies, Meek's Cutoff, Oregon Trail, voltaire canada
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kicking a rusty can down the road
Rusty. Shopworn. Used. There is something powerful in the American psyche that seeks to create the idea of a bygone time when life moved slower. Relive the Oregon Trail and be an ocular witness to the Last of the Mohicans. … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Bierstadt, DCC Crafts, decorative painting, James Fenimore Cooper, john ford director, John Wayne, Kraft Klub Home Kreation, Last of the Mohicans, Lewis and Clark Expedition, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, madame pickwick art supplies, thomas moran
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trading places: go forth
In part, its simply a question of asserting their sheer existence. An unadulterated demand for visibility that exposes the limitations of democracy. … This descending of the mob onto the shopping arteries, and the looting, well, it has terrorized the … Continue reading
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Tagged antonio machado, Audrey Hepburn, Bertolt Brecht, bookstore gay's the word, dave hill guardian, David Agren, david starkey, david starkey historian, jeremy corbyn, john doyle globe and mail, John Wayne, levi's advertising go forth, levi's legacy advertising, liz thomas daily mail, Mark Zuckerberg, Max Horkheimer, pregnant in heels, Rev. Jesus Alfredo Gallegos Lara, Stockhausen, stockhausen 9/11, uri friedman, VisitBritain, Walter Benjamin
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eska : protecting whose purity?
Access to clean, safe drinking water is the exception and not the rule in many aboriginal communities in Canada. In this country of vast mineral wealth, it is most appalling. Water usage and bulk water sales are a sensitive issue, … Continue reading
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Tagged atanarjuat: the fast runner, clifton nicholas, Dustin Hoffman, eaux vives water, eska water, eskan warriors, gilles corriveau eska, Jean Jacques Rousseau, John Ford, John Wayne, marlene jerome, MDC Partners, neil diamond cree filmmaker, rezolution pictures reel injun, Simon Houpt, zacharias kunuk
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