Illumination in the Darkest of Times
“The stories of these courageous dissidents had an afterlife as well. This was partly due to those who remembered them, and partly because the regime itself held on to masses of documentation.” – Joanne Wilkes
“The stories of these courageous dissidents had an afterlife as well. This was partly due to those who remembered them, and partly because the regime itself held on to masses of documentation.” – Joanne Wilkes
“The ‘progressive’ world seems either against us or quiet. More than ever in my lifetime.” – @KiwiDaveC
“I feel sorry for the actress… But the world was not crying out for Ms. Barrera’s perspective on this particular conflict.” – @AKADaneGiraud
“Viewed in our recent past as the great redeemer from Silicon Valley’s ever-expanding dominion over our digital discourse, erstwhile Twitter titan turned X CEO, Elon Musk, may be walking back his commitment to free speech.” – @AKADaneGiraud
“Accused public persons have the right to defend themselves, and they are innocent under the law until proven guilty. However, do they have the right to anonymity?” – Christopher Longhurst
“What we need are journalists who are going to shine a spotlight on these issues and stop sweeping them under the carpet.”- @AuntyHeihei
“…few should be surprised that many Jews have completely gone to ground. The issue now is how long they stay there” – @AKADaneGiraud
“Puberty blockers are not medicine. Gender surgeries are not life-saving. Sexuality education for children is grooming. We want answers.” -@MKorero
“Antisemitism has survived by being a shapeshifter.” – @daphna_nz
“But ultimately, even if we were to accept Tanczos’ defense of the slogan 100% what matters is how Islamists define it considering Israel is currently in a war with Islamists.” – @AKADaneGiraud