Like him, many other people converted [from Christianity] to Islam en masse after the Genocide. He renounced it during the American invasion in Afghanistan. He said that he was tired of being indoctrinated. They were always asked to pray for the souls of brothers and sisters who lost lives when fighting the enemy in Iraq and Palestine.
"I kept on wondering whether those Iraqis and Palestinians prayed for us when the Genocide was happening at our doorsteps. I can't generalize, but I think they - like most of the world - didn't care. Maybe they were busy watching the World Cup"
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essentialsaltes
An atheist perspective you don't often see
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The Perpetual Now, by Michael Lemonick
A nonfiction book on an unusual case (not sure there are any usual cases) of severe amnesia. Lonni Sue Johnson developed severe amnesia after a…
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Namecheck
"There were five of us that night [at the seance]: Jessica, whom I was to marry just after the new year, Walters, and two of our new members,…
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Son of Nazipunch
My rhetorical question appears to have been answered. If one cannot bring oneself to punch a lady Nazi in the face, you should pepperspray her in…
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