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  • The Tribal Mind: Understanding South Africa’s Xenophobic Violence Through Developmental Psychology

    08/13/2026 6:24:42 AM PDT · by MtnClimber · 31 replies
    American Greatness ^ | 13 Aug, 2026 | Lipton Matthews
    South Africa has adopted the forms of modernity without the psychological development to sustain them. The images are harrowing. South African mobs wielding machetes and clubs, forcing foreign nationals from their homes, looting their shops, and, in some cases, ending their lives. In recent months, vigilante violence has driven thousands of immigrants from countries including Nigeria, Ghana, and Zimbabwe out of South Africa, with Nigeria and Ghana repatriating around two thousand of their citizens on government-sponsored flights. The victims have been subjected to a level of brutality that shocks the conscience. South African authorities, overwhelmed or indifferent, have largely stood...
  • History's worst mass killer gets Hollywood makeover

    06/05/2007 12:49:29 AM PDT · by dbehsman · 29 replies · 1,325+ views
    World Net Daily ^ | June 4, 2007
    A man who is believed to have killed up to 100 million people in his life is to be the subject of a positive $60 million biographical film portrait, if a Hollywood producer gets his way. "Challenging Heaven" by Steven North will tell the story of the founding of Communist China with Mao Zedong in the role of George Washington. North is currently trying to romance Beijing into offering support for the project. "This is a very positive portrayal of Mao, and we are hoping that once the script clears the approval process, China will come forward with services and...
  • Europeans Outlaw Net Hate Speech

    11/10/2002 8:11:16 PM PST · by The FRugitive · 61 replies · 316+ views
    Wired News ^ | November 9, 2002 | Julia Scheeres
    <p>The Council of Europe has adopted a measure that would criminalize Internet hate speech, including hyperlinks to pages that contain offensive content.</p> <p>The provision, which was passed by the council's decision-making body (the Committee of Ministers), updates the European Convention on Cybercrime.</p>