I guess it has been done for as long as there has been complex language, but it appears to be happening more and more. It passes itself off as a moral thing but that really is not the case. Meanings get distorted as a way to control public perception.

Reflections on man’s inhumanity to man.

An essay on the Nazi atrocities committed during WW2.

Much to my shock, horror and disbelief, there was a news announcer speaking as I watched a huge jet passenger aircraft smash, nose, first, into one of the Twin Towers in Manhattan, New York. Surely this could not really be happening, I’d thought to myself.

Upper level Nazi Had No Guts.

Three major impacts of WWII on the world.

This compares and contrasts the many points of the Holocaust and the big slave trade.

Prejudice destorys everything in its path. We have to fight it.

What is the purpose of suffering? In this article, I explore this question and then present a passage from Elie Wiesel’s powerful book Night that eloquently and powerfully expresses this question.

You may think life is hard but it’s nothing compared to the prisoners’ life in the concentration camps. They would get punished for not doing their work or doing it slowly. They would die from working, or being gassed with dangerous gases. If any prisoners tried to escape would get mauled by Nazis.