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Migration - America

Some revelations about American colonization

5 May 2008

An interview by Thomas Fleming with Dr. Barry Fell of Harvard University appeared in The Reader’s Digest in 1977. In this article Fleming stated that although most Americans believe that their history began with Christopher Columbus, historians have lately discovered hard evidence that Leif Ericson and his fellow Norsemen were exploring Canada and the northern tier of the United States (...)continue

Conflict - Israel

4 May 2008

Nakba Crapka...

Honigman... How can you be so insensitive!!!??? Perhaps the following will help explain... The lunar Hebrew calendar date for Israel Independence Day (May 14, 1948) falls on May 8th this year. The resurrected nation of (...)continue

Genocide - Arabism

28 April 2008

All In A Day’s News...

by Gerald A. Honigman Along with other related articles, three covering the Middle East and North Africa caught my eye on April 26th. The first was (...)continue

Religion

27 April 2008

Jihad against North Africa: The Arab Muslim aggression against the Berbers of Algeria, Tunisia, and Morocco

The Berbers were the ancient indigenous people of North Africa west of Egypt. They were made up of many tribes, but they managed to maintain their culture, their Hamitic languages, and considerable military power during successive (...)continue

Education - Research

18 April 2008

Evidence for the Ancestors of the Guanches as Founders of Predynastic Egypt.

The Mariners of Elysium: Evidence for the Ancestors of the Guanches as Founders of Predynastic Egypt Preface The Guanches, Nordic Caucasians with similarity to, or descended from, Cro-Magnon stock who dwelled in the Canary Isles, (...)continue

USA - Celebration

12 April 2008

Tafsut Imazighen New Jersey & Chicago

Azemz: As n 19 Yebrir, 2008 3:00 allam d 11:00 n yiḍ. Amḍiq: Days Inn, Hillsborough, NJ US Highway 206 Hillsborough NJ 08844 Tel.: 908 685 9000 Tagburt: Tafsut tayeḍ i Imaziɣen Tamdyazt Aznuzu n (...)continue

Election

11 April 2008

McCain and Peas Of The Same Pod Choices.

Prior to Senator McCain’s recent trip to Iraq and Israel, I was in communication with his office regarding the James Baker endorsement and earlier statements made by the Senator in praise of this blatant anti-Semite and (...)continue

Kurdistan - Book review

10 April 2008

Kurdistan is Up, Oh Tamazgha My Dream!

After dark centuries of struggle and oppression, the Kurds in a wretched country called Iraq are now achieving what no petrodollar Arab state in the Middle East has ever dreamed of doing. Thiers is a success story and another historic (...)continue

Niger - Touareg

3 April 2008

Niger: Insidious Return to a "State of Exception"

In French Today, with the benefit of hindsight, it is not entirely clear why Tandja escalated the attack on Iférouane into a war. How has this soldier, who some people consider a most pathetic politician, been able to undertake, (...)continue

Discrimination - France

29 March 2008

Imazighen does not exist in the U.N. agenda

In French > 21. Community members stated that the commonly felt sense of exclusion and alienation is leading to an unfortunate anti‑integration reaction, in which members of minority groups are retreating from mainstream (...)continue

Language - Democracy

24 March 2008

The Basque language

Basque language is an isolate. It is more or less the same as ancient Aquitanian (registered in funerary and votive slabs of the Roman period in today’s Gascony) and apparently also left remains, both slabs and short texts in (...)continue

24 March 2008

The etymology of the word “Berber”

En Francais For some people, the origin of the word “Berber” would be Greek; their argument rely on the fact that the Greeks called people who spoke a language other than Greek “the Barbarians”. For the (...)continue

Identity

24 March 2008

What Foreign Policy for Kosova?

When after many decades of oppression and persecution, a nation becomes independent, among the first points of great concern is the international position of the new country, the alliances targeted and the stance taken in the major (...)continue

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