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Since the Dilly, Dally, Delay & Stall Law Firms are adding their billable hours, the Toyota U.S.A. and Route 44 Toyota posts have been separated here:

Route 44 Toyota Sold Me A Lemon



Saturday, July 22, 2017

CounterCurrents: “If Israel Placed Roses Instead Of Metal Detectors In Al-Aqsa, We Would Still Reject Them”



Dear Friend,


Palestine is on the boil again over the sacred Al Aqsa mosque. The palestinian stand is clearly expressed here "We refuse the gates because they are coming from the occupation; if they place roses in al-Aqsa, we will refuse it because it is coming from the occupation … we are for life, not death, but a life with dignity"

In this age of coverging crises Sally Dugman shows us our way towards another world through our collective little actions collects into an ocean where life can thrive.  

K. P Sasi's cartoons series continues. 

Also more stories from around the world. 

I hate to say it, but I have to say it to save CC, our fund raising is going slow. Please lend a helping hand to keep CC survive http://www.countercurrents.org/subscription/

In Solidarity

Binu Mathew
Editor
www.countercurrents.org




“If Israel Placed Roses Instead Of Metal Detectors In Al-Aqsa, We Would Still Reject Them”
by Rima Najjar 


We refuse the gates because they are coming from the occupation; if they place roses in al-Aqsa, we will refuse it because it is coming from the occupation … we are for life, not death, but a life with dignity




Ten Myths About Israel
by Dr Ludwig Watzal


Particularly, in the US and some European States, the Israeli and Zionist versions of history are wide-spread. Israel's narrative relies on a collection of myths aimed at bringing the moral right and the ethical behavior of the Palestinians into twilight and making their claim to their country appear as illegitimate. Israel's negation of Palestinian existence in the Land of Palestine is, however, a falsification of history.





From Spicy To The Mooch: A Farewell To Sean Spicer
by Dr Binoy Kampmark  


What will entertainers do in his absence?  White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer was more than grist to the mill of celluloid delights, becoming, by the admission of the US President, a “tv hit” smoking the ratings.  When a press secretary’s conduct is valued, not for the substance of his material, but the entertainment he garners, the Republic is surely stuttering towards vacuity and ruin.





Acceptable Versus Unacceptable Ways To Go Forward!
by Sally Dugman 


So, yes, we’re “stuck” in some ways because we need oil, drugs, food (of which the majority is GM, apparently, in the USA), clothing (often made by poorly paid laborers), etc. This being the case, though, does not excuse us one iota, I would think, from doing whatever we can, even if small and seemingly inconsequential, to improve the way that we go about our lives.




Malarial Attitudes
by Annapurna Tosca Sriramarcel 


“King Trump is no more or less than a malarial mosquito in a stinking swamp of quicksand we’ve created. You can say the same about the Queen of England with regard to the British historical record and present momentum. They’re both deadly forces, but — ultimately — distractions from ourselves, our responsibility.” 





When Erasure From Memory Is Also A Human Rights Violation
by Dr Sylvia Karpagam 


The Human rights organisation, Amnesty International has brought out two reports, one in 2016 and another in 2017, highlighting details of prisoners facing death penalties and of undertrials in India. However both reports fail to mention that a majority of those facing death penalties or undertrials awaiting a hearing belong to the historically marginalised Scheduled caste and Scheduled tribes (SC/ST) as well as religious minorities, predominantly Muslim.





India Now!


A political cartoon by K. P Sasi




Rest In Peace: Shabir Salaria
by Abdul Majid Zargar 


The morning newspaper of 21st July brought a sad news. Shabir Salaria, Former advocate General of the State & M.P had passed away, the previous day at the age of 83




Women: The Bitter Half
by Moin Qazi 


For all interventions, the fundamental logic is plain: if we are going to end extreme poverty, we need to start with girls and women.





AAP Launches Struggle Against Adani Port In Vizhinjam


First phase of 8 day long campaign exposing the scam in Vizhinjam port project started on 15th July was inaugurated by Aam Admi Party Kerala state convener Adv. CR Neelakandan . The campaign covering entire Trivandrum where the new port is coming up. Every day campaign team with announcement vehicle covering 16 points and various speakers addressing the crowd at each point. Final public event of first phase which will be on 22nd July at Gandhi Park, Trivandrum in which thousands of people are expected to participate.





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