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| Next PageJournalist finds Penn State scandal `eerily `similar to child abuse networks in other states
Salem-News.comJournalist Nick Bryant profiles child abuse scandals after years of research, and finds that the Penn State scandal is “eerily” similar to child abuse networks in Nebraska and Florida.
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Nick Bryant, author of two books on the precarious status of America’s children, and an expert on child trafficking and sexual abuse, says the Penn State-Sandusky case bears the following parallels to other child abuse networks that are documented in his book THE FRANKLIN SCANDAL.
Bryant took seven years to research and write one of the few commercially published books on child abuse networks and trafficking, The Franklin Scandal...
The Burnt City: A Novel of Iran on the Eve of Revolution by Robert Bangor gets two thumbs up from socio-political hip-hop artist
Salem-News.comThe Warriors of Truth, who open the book with a bank robbery, vie with Kurds, SAVAK, a US CIA contractor, and several individuals for the prize...
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The Islamic Republic of Iran is much in the news these days with the spectre of nuclear warfare now looming in the background.
What was life like in Iran just before the return of Ayatollah Khomaini to his native land in early 1979? A new book by Robert Bangor gives one spectator’s view of the country, neatly dressed in an entertaining tale.
From Tribalism to Humanism
Nahida Izzat Salem-News.comThe Path to Freedom - A journey from the narrowness of egotism to the splendour of Universalism.
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In his new book “The Wandering Who”, Gilad Atzmon reflects on his transforming journey from an IDF “Israeli”, a racist tribalist, self-ghettoized Zionist, with exclusionist mentality, who was greatly influenced as a child by his “veteran Zionist terrorist” grandfather, into simply a Universalist and Humanist.
A courageous and enthralling journey that began in the most unexpected places, in one of the suburbs of occupied Jerusalem, Al Quds, and by no other tool than a musical instrument, a saxophone!
The Wandering Who is Out This Week
Salem-News.com"It is no secret that some very forceful elements have been investing a lot of effort trying to stop the book and its message. So far, they have failed." - Gilad Atzmon
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A wave of understanding accompanies Gilad Atzmon's new book, 'The Wandering Who' and it is no wonder that his opponents, who support apartheid laws in Israel, are fuming. Truth is a dangerous drug and Gilad overdosed his share of readers with this one.
Gilad is only one of Salem-News.com's writers who doubles as an author, but none have drawn the response that we are seeing with this clever-titled book that rips the lid off of the racism that sets the stage for Israel's very existence.
Elmer Berger`s Anti-Zionism: Keeping the Humane Jewish Tradition Alive
By Allan C. Brownfeld for Salem-News.comRabbi outcast: Elmer Berger and American Jewish anti-Zionism by Jack Ross is published by Potomac Books.
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While many Americans, and many American Jews, may not know it, Jewish opposition to Zionism has a long history.
Rabbi Elmer Berger, a long time leader of the American Council for Judaism (ACJ), was probably the best known Jewish anti-Zionist during most of his lifetime, particularly from World War II through the l967 Six Day War and its aftermath.
POSTMODERN IMPERIALISM Geopolitics and the Great Games
Book Review by Gilad Atzmon Salem-News.comEric Walberg on Post-Modern Imperialism The Great Games.
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Though the number of critical voices concerning Israel, Zionism and Jewish power is growing steadily, a clear distinction can be made on the one hand between contributors who operate within the discourse and are politically oriented, and others who transcend themselves above and beyond any given political paradigm.
The former category refers to writers and scholars who operate 'within the box,' accepting the restrictive measures of a given political and intellectual discourse.
`Tillamook Passage, Far Side of the Pacific`
Salem-News.com“...years of research on the local native cultures were fascinating and led to a tale of fiction mixed with rich cultural facts”.
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Tillamook Passage is historical fiction that journeys back to the early days of the coastal Indians. This new novel for young adults and up is the latest book in an adventure series by award-winning author Brian Ratty.
The novel’s storyline is spun around the 1787 passage of the ship, Lady Washington, under the command of Captain Robert Gray, and his discovery of the Tillamook Indians and their large, pristine bay.
New Book: The Skull and Crossbones Squadron - VF-17 in World War II
Salem-News.comNew book about legendary fighter squadron includes accounts of three Oregon fighter pilots.
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A new book tells of the remarkable air combat achievements of the brave men who flew in the now legendary U.S. Navy squadron - Fighting 17 the Skull and Crossbones Squadron in World War II.
Amongst Fighting 17’s many heroic exploits was shooting down 152 enemy aircraft in aerial combat in only 76 days.
Book Review: Coffee with Hezbollah
Robin Yassin-Kassab Special to Salem-News.comThe satire is harsh, and nobody escapes the treatment, including the author.
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Here’s a strange and sparkly, jumpy and tightly-packed little book by PULSE’s own Belen Fernandez, in which our heroines (Belen and the photographer Amelia Opalinska) hitch-hike through Lebanon and Syria a few weeks after the war of summer 2006, consuming far more caffeine than is good for them.
Beyond Gonzo, it doesn’t pretend to journalism at all. Instead it recounts a fairly lunatic, fairly random sight-seeing tour towards ‘the dark force’ Hezbollah.
Age of American Unreason: Chapter 1
Daniel Johnson Salem-News.comThose who believe that America and its Constitution are the greatest things in the Galaxy, are living in a world of denial and fantasy.
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There is no kind or easy way to state the simple fact that America is a society of unremittingly ignorant people.
I started Susan Jacoby’s book The Age of American Unreason (2008) and she hit my pet peeve immediately on the first page.
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