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 second video in this series is based on the section Women as consumables; desired sons & unwanted angels on p 85-87 in the book. This short videos are published on social media too, especially… Continue reading Angels in the Quran
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The Misogyny in Bible book Esther
I produce short videos based on the contents of the book ’49:49′. Available in the shop in printed form and as e-book. The first video in this series is based on the section Hang the ungrateful eunuchs, on p 219-224 in the book. My intention is to publish this videos on social media too, especially… Continue reading The Misogyny in Bible book Esther
Zelf-pardonering, kent u die uitdrukking?
Of: “Hooghartig, hooghartiger, Frits van Exter” Op 30 juli 2011 verscheen in het blaadje Vrij Nederland het meest weerzinwekkende Nederlandstalige artikel dat ik ooit gelezen heb in mijn best al lange leven. Het was geschreven door de VN-redacteuren Harm Botje en Freke Vuijst. Het orgaan waar ze in schreven was toen nog niet zieltogend. Zie… Continue reading Zelf-pardonering, kent u die uitdrukking?
Misogyny or Trump: NSFW …
Or: Don’t mention sex slavery That shopping cart emoji in the menu is generated with a tool. Nice isn’t it? Since I subscribed to the platform of that tool anyway, I thought I could use it for other emojis as well. That was a bit disappointing. Or rather, it led to some shocking discoveries. I… Continue reading Misogyny or Trump: NSFW …
Report of book presentation November 23
The presentation of this book: ‘49:49′; The Emperor’s old Rags. Erasing history and repairing the past A bitter anecdote from the beginning of my long speech 1). Yes, misogyny is very old and was and is very widespread. A week after this book presentation, ISIS-like groups rose to seize power in Syria again. In an… Continue reading Report of book presentation November 23
Tribute to Dorothy Milne Murdock *)
My latest book is dedicated to this wonderful lady, which is why I showed this portrait and some other paintings of mine at the book presentation on November 23. When I work on a portrait of one of my grandchildren my face constantly shows a smile that could not even be wiped out with a… Continue reading Tribute to Dorothy Milne Murdock *)