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Policy Against Terrorism Begins with Human Rights
Today, at the White House, supporters of R.E.A.L. will be asking U.S. President Obama and Afghanistan President Karzai to reconsider the planned discussions on “reintegration” and “reconciliation” of Taliban supremacists in Afghanistan, including suggestions to allow
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Sudan’s Darfur and “A Deal with a Devil”
A Deal with a Devil by Mohamed Yahya, Damanga We are saddened by the so-called Doha Peace Negotiations that were signed in Qatar last week between Al-Bashir of the Sudan Government and other groups. This included Dr. Khalil Ibrahim from the JEM- Justice
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A Secret Revealed on American Renaissance
The “white nationalist” “hate group” VDARE once again posts from another “white
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Egypt and the Undiscovered Country
As the Voice of the Copts’ Ashraf Ramellah and others have pointed out, “Christians of Egypt, also known as Copts, have been living under discrimination, oppression and persecution for almost 1430 years.” A young nation such as the United States of America can barely grasp the concept
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A Double Standard on Terrorism
On Thursday, February 18, 2010, a terrorist in Austin, Texas named Joseph Stacks, flew a plane into a U.S. government building and killed former U.S. Vietnam Veteran and IRS employee Vernon Hunter. There has been a lot written
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Why We Must Consistently Reject Supremacist Hate
Many years ago as a small boy on vacation with my parents I saw a sign in Virginia Beach that I couldn’t understand. So I asked my parents what it meant. It was a sign in front of a hotel that read “white clientele only.” I didn’t get it. Why would a business turn away
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Why Human Rights Responsibility, Not Communism, is the Answer to Islamic Supremacism
The name of our organization, Responsible for Equality And Liberty (R.E.A.L.), consciously reflects our mission – not only to defend our universal human rights of both equality and liberty –
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Why Islamic Supremacist Honor Killings Represent Ideological Violence Against Women
In Arizona, a week ago today, 20 year old woman Noor Almaleki died. Some have reported that her murder by her father was another instance of unfortunate domestic violence. But the fact is that her murder was another instance of an ideological violence against women that we must challenge as a threat
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U.S. Religious Freedom Commission Testimony that U.N. “Religious Defamation” Resolutions Leading to “Global Blasphemy Law”
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UNHRC: Egypt-U.S. Resolution Concerns Rights Activists Supporting Freedom to Challenge Religious Views
On Friday, October 2, 2009, the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) adopted resolution A/HRC/12/L.14/Rev.1 that was co-sponsored by Egypt and the United States. This freedom of expression resolution
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