Monthly Archives: August 2016

Victimisation and the victimisation narrative

Posted on 30 August 2016 by zolltan

Here are two articles which both seem to reflect the truth about the situation of muslims in France: 1. Ben Quinn in the Guardian with a straightforward report about the burkini bans and 2. Ben Judah in Standpoint with a long essay on … Continue reading →

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The Cinematographer’s Apprentice

Posted on 11 August 2016 by zolltan

My first memory is of an illness. I am lying in a room with a political world map on the wall, and a big blue hot water bottle is being brought for me. My second memory is of moving. We … Continue reading →

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