Israel’s Biblical Psychopathy by Laurent Guyénot | The Unz Review an Alternative Media Selection

"In fact, Jews tend to confuse Jewishness and humanity. So what is good for the Jews must necessarily be good for humanity. Conversely, a crime against the Jews is a “crime against humanity,” a concept they created in 1945. Confusing Jewishness with humanity is a sign of collective narcissism, but when it comes to regarding non-Jews as less than human, it becomes a sign of collective psychopathy."

Muslims are fighting on both sides in Ukraine By Robert Crews is a professor of history at Stanford University. SOURCE Washington Post

"Ukraine is also home to Chechen exiles who have never forgiven the Kadyrovs for siding with Russia and crushing their independence movement in 1999-2000. They, too, have pledged to fight."

When Europe Loved Islam FROM Foreign Policy

Religious identity and Supreme Court justices – a brief history by Misha Ketchell, Editor, The Conversation

Also watch Bill Maher's take on the Supreme Court

New Rule: Nut Pick | Real Time with Bill Maher (HBO) [Catholics and the Supreme Court]

New Rule: Nut Pick | Real Time with Bill Maher (HBO) [Catholics and the Supreme Court]

Also see the Conversation article:

Religious identity and Supreme Court justices – a brief history by

 Misha Ketchell

Trump Should Be Removed from Office BY Mark Galli FROM Christianity Today

Like China, India's Modi Is Engaged in a Massive Faith Cleansing of its Muslim Minority by Shikha Dalmi FROM Reason.com

TED Talk: I grew up in the Westboro Baptist Church. Here's why I left

Israeli Historian Describes Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine in 1948 by Dr. Ilan Pappé

Growing Far-Right Nationalistic Movements Are Dangerously Anti-Muslim — and Pro-Israel BY Glenn Greenwald FROM The Intercept

‘Shiny Objects’ By James Roberts Examines Why Do We Spend Money On Happiness We Can’t Afford? By Yonat Shimron FROM Huffington Post

The Religious Cult Secretly Running Japan by Jake Adelstein Mari Yamamoto FROM The Daily Beast

"The America That I Have Seen" by the Egyptian Sayyid Qutb

Here is an essay entitled "The America That I Have Seen" by the Egyptian Sayyid Qutb published in 1951. He was a member of the Muslim Brotherhood of Egypt. Some of his observations are rather interesting.

Why Islam prohibits images of Muhammad FROM The Economist

Study: Religious Kids Are Jerks by Bobby Azarian FROM The Daily Beast

Will religion ever disappear? BY Rachel Nuwer FROM The BBC

Buddha seems to bring tranquility to Oakland neighborhood by Chip Johnson FROM San Francisco Gate

The Trauma of Everyday Life by Derek Beres FROM Big Think

In Narendra Modi's [the new prime minister] India, a case of rule and divide FROM The Times of India [LONG]

Atheist 'mega-churches' take root across US, world By GILLIAN FLACCUS from SF Gate