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NOTES ON THE MAKING OF WAR CRIMES IN TODAY’S WORLD

Posted on November 6, 2011 by Kathleen Barry

NOTES ON THE MAKING OF WAR CRIMES IN TODAY’S WORLD By Kathleen Barry Does this sound familiar? Middle East country to develop weapons to terrorize the world Rumors of various assassination plots and other rogue actions by that country Unable … Continue reading →

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NOMINATING PFC BRADLEY MANNING FOR THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE

Posted on December 21, 2010 by Kathleen Barry

Preliminary Draft NOBEL PEACE PRIZE 2011 Nomination BRADLEY MANNING, US ARMY, PRIVATE FIRST CLASS For his outstanding courage and bravery in exposing war crimes, we the undersigned nominate Bradley Manning, Private First Class of the U.S. Army for the Nobel … Continue reading →

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Why I Call Bush a Psychopathic Leader

Posted on November 18, 2010 by Kathleen Barry

In my book which is a study of masculinity and war, the politics of empathy shows how we can get inside soldiers’ experiences of combat and understand what killing or wounding another human being does to the soldiers.  The damage … Continue reading →

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How the “Mosque Controversy” is Linked to Ongoing War

Posted on September 12, 2010 by Kathleen Barry

When the Muslim community center controversy over its location near Ground Zero otherwise known as the Mosque controversy broke out, my first reaction was a powerful sense of familiarity, almost a feeling of déjà vu. Thinking yes, we’ve seen this … Continue reading →

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