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Study History!

Five fold portrait of Winston Churchill by old dutch painter Frans Groenendijk

This video is only partly inspired by the publication of my book ’49:49′Available in the shop, but refers mostly to my older (E-)book IS, the Kurds and the Caliphate; Turkey: from sick occupant to paranoid neighbor. (Videos are published on social media like TikTok, YouTube. See LINKTREE in the footer). The text is mostly based on… Continue reading Study History!

Death-penalty as ultimate taboo word

This video is a sequel to one titled The Pelicot case and the organisation of gang-rape. This one. There I put forward the proposition that eradicating gang rape in a country quickly, completely and permanently is possible IF we discuss rationally about PRIORITIES in this context too. Many powerful people in politics, media and the… Continue reading Death-penalty as ultimate taboo word

The skin colour of a religious book

Last wednesday Iraqi refugee Salwan Momika was murdered in his hometown in Sweden. Coincidentally next monday I’ll arrive in Sweden for a family visit. On that very same day a Swedish court will decide if they will continue prosecuting the murdered man for inciting ethnic hatred… On several occasions he had burned a paper copy of… Continue reading The skin colour of a religious book

Talking about TDS while varnishing

This 3 1/2 -fold portrait I painted in October 2024. Yes, before November 5 I titled it ‘Welcome back 45!’. I was quite sure Trump was going to win a third time but less sure this election was not going to be rigged again. Apart from the possibility another attempt on his life could be… Continue reading Talking about TDS while varnishing

A closing Anecdote

I produce short videos based on the contents of the book ’49:49′.Available in the shop in printed form and as e-book. This short videos are published on social media too, especially TikTok. This 13th video is based on the last page of the book: 287; Concluding. A professor of religious history inspired me to write… Continue reading A closing Anecdote