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BlackGenocide.org | LEARN Northeast Cambodian Genocide Project Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies Coalition Against Genocide Genocide.org Prevent Genocide International Web Genocide Documentation Centre Genocide Research CentersThe following links are to university based research centers which focus on genocide and maintain web sites Danish Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies Genocide Studies Program Genocide Watch Human Rights Program Institute […]
Why Abortion is Genocide
Gregg Cunningham RATIONALE FOR THE GENOCIDE AWARENESS PROJECT (GAP) As part of its Genocide Awareness Project, The Center for Bio-Ethical Reform exhibits large photo murals comparing aborted babies with Jewish Holocaust victims, African Americans killed in racist lynchings, Native Americans exterminated by the US Army, etc. Our purpose is to illuminate the conceptual similarities which […]
Were American Indians the Victims of Genocide?
Guenter Lewy Guenter Lewy, who for many years taught political science at the University of Massachusetts, has been a contributor to Commentary since 1964. His books include The Catholic Church & Nazi Germany, Religion & Revolution, America in Vietnam, and The Cause that Failed: Communism in American Political Life. On September 21, the National Museum […]
The killing machine that is Marxism
R.J. Rummel WorldNetDaily.com With the fall of the Soviet Union and communist governments in Eastern Europe, too many have the impression that Marxism, the religion of communism, is dead. Hardly. It is alive and well in many countries still, such as North Korea, China, Cuba, Vietnam, Laos, a gaggle of African countries, and in the […]
Racism, abortion, and black genocide
Mark H. Creech (AgapePress) — They were stolen-away from their homes and brought to the New World against their wills. They were not born slaves, but on their native soil had been free farmers, craftsman, traders, hunters, musicians, dancers, artists, sculptors, and poets. Some had been rulers of both large and small kingdoms. Their cultures […]
Freedom as a solution to war and violence
R.J. Rummel WorldNetDaily.com Freedom lovers, unite. Your beliefs are incredibly more powerful than you realize. The freedom you prize is not only the solution to genocide and mass murder (democide), as I explained in a commentary on the antiwar.com website, but also to war. Yes, a solution to war! Free, democratic nations do not make […]
The Evolution of Genocide
REBECCA MESSALL While reading the newspaper in May 1999, I noticed a headline about an evolution controversy occupying the Kansas State Board of Education. I flipped the page without reading the story. Like many pro-life people, I felt that the origin of the species was a matter of God’s choice of methods – but not […]
Eight Stages of Genocide
Gregory H. Stanton (Originally written in 1996 at the Department of State; presented at the Yale University Center for International and Area Studies in 1998) Genocide is a process that develops in eight stages that are predictable but not inexorable. At each stage, preventive measures can stop it. The later stages must be preceded by […]
“Bystanders to Genocide”
Samantha Power The Atlantic Monthly I. People Sitting in Offices In the course of a hundred days in 1994 the Hutu government of Rwanda and its extremist allies very nearly succeeded in exterminating the country’s Tutsi minority. Using firearms, machetes, and a variety of garden implements, Hutu militiamen, soldiers, and ordinary citizens murdered some 800,000 […]
Black Genocide: Planned Parenthood’s Evil Roots
Diane Dew Much can be learned of an organization by examining its roots and its fruit. When the claims of Christianity are considered, for example, we look to Christ: His life, His work, His words. The same is true of cults: we examine the root and the fruit. Similarly, when examining the work of Planned […]