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Author Archives: Andreas Moser
Easily Confused, # 6
The Twitter/Facebook revolution: The YouTube riots:
Posted in Politics, Technology
Tagged Arab Spring, Innocence of Muslims, Media, Middle East
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Muslim outrage over “Innocence of Muslims”
This is what Bashar al-Assad thinks about the violent protests in the Middle East and in Africa against the film Innocence of Muslims: Wow! Good thing that I only bomb mosques and murder thousands of Muslims. If I had made a … Continue reading
Bad Taste in Estonia
I will soon travel to Estonia and it seems I will have to brace myself for a massive amount of bad taste, if not anti-Semitism. First, an Estonian gas company put this photo of the Auschwitz concentration camp on their … Continue reading
Easily confused (5) Little Nellie
The original: The copycat:
Lawrence Gonzi, Prime Minister of Malta
Now I know whom Lawrence Gonzi, Prime Minister of Malta, reminds me of:
Easily Confused (4) Men with Chairs
The copy: The original:
Posted in Cinema, History, Politics, USA, World War II
Tagged Clint Eastwood, GOP, Mitt Romney, Winston Churchill
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Easily confused, # 3
The Old Man and the Sea: The Old Man and the Seat: I am no big fan of Ernest Hemingway and I am usually a big fan of Clint Eastwood, but between these two options I prefer option no. 1.
The Myth of the Israeli Passport Stamp Problem
When speaking to fellow travellers, globetrotters and Couchsurfers, I am always amazed how many people are afraid of visiting Israel – not because of Hamas’ rockets from Gaza or because of suicide bombers, but because of a stamp in a … Continue reading
Posted in Egypt, Iran, Israel, Travel
Tagged Israeli passport stamp, Middle East, passport
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Scott McKenzie, 1939-2012
I remember that time. I was a little kid back then and I found it strange. All these festivals with guitars and drums in a field. And how I hated these flower patches on my pants. But now most of the … Continue reading