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US u n i o n s slam UK's Israel boycott calls ![header=[Read More...]body=[] Read More...](modules/News/css/images/transparent.gif) |
JONNY PAUL
Over 30 American trade u n i o n s ranging from the American Federation of Teachers to the American Postal Workers have condemned the spate of boycott initiatives by trade u n i o n movements in the UK, branding them "inimical" and questioning the motives for singling out Israel.
The University and College U n i o n motion to boycott Israeli academic institutions came in for strong criticism.
"Calls for academic boycotts of Israel are inimical to and counter to the principles of academic freedom and freedom of association, key principles for which academics and educational u n i o n s have struggled over many years. Rather than limiting interactions with Israeli educators, academics and educational institutions, we see the importance of maximizing, rather than proscribing, the free flow of ideas and academic interaction between peoples, cultures, religions and countries," the u n i o n s said in a statement issued late Thursday evening.  |
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Posted by Southern on Sunday, July 29, 2007 @ 20:40:07 EDT (1043 reads)
                
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tinyana: the mysteries of hysteries in histories. ![header=[Read More...]body=[] Read More...](modules/News/css/images/transparent.gif) |
So, looking over this whole piece of work, it becomes clear to me what's missing.
I actually answered very few of the questions I raised here, so i'm just going to take a minute to wrap a few up.
What happened to Marijuana in history?
I apologize for my ignorance of the Arab/Islamic history of Marijuana. No real description of the evolution and devolution of Cannabis culture in Israel and Jerusalem is going to be whole without that detail, of the last two thousand years of history. It's a problem with Israel, the two thousand middle years of her life are blurred over in the Jewish folk memory, and while that isn't something inherently shameful, it is a bit dishonest and regrettable, especially if I'm trying to uncover a hidden history.
I tried in my early days in Jerusalem to find out about the Morrocan and Yemenite religious jewish cannabis tradition, and was always a little heart broken at how unseriously pious oriental Jewish Mystics who DID smoke hashish would take the substance itself.  |
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Posted by Southern on Friday, July 20, 2007 @ 13:36:39 EDT (1418 reads)
                
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Cannabis ![header=[Read More...]body=[] Read More...](modules/News/css/images/transparent.gif) |
from The Encyclopedia of Psychoactive Substances
Richard Rudgley
Although the cannabis plant is now ubiquitous, unlike other wide-spread types of hallucinogen (such as Psilocybe 'magic mushrooms' or 'Datura'), it is not native to more than one continent. Cannabis is a plant native to Central Asia that has spread all over the world and is probably the most widely used recreational and usually illegal drug in the world, being smoked from the inner cities of America and Europe to the outlying atolls of Micronesia. The plant's natural homeland is most likely in the regions north of Afghanistan and the Altai mountains of southern Siberia. Its cultural and cosmopolitan distribution is no doubt due to a combination of cultural and natural factors. As Brian Du Toit, following Darwin, puts it: 'plant distribution can be brought about by winds, currents, and similar natural forces. It can also follow animal activity and migration by becoming attached to their feet or hooves, or by being eaten by birds.' In the case of cannabis, much still remains to be discovered about both these natural forces and the cultural contacts that were equally important.  |
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Posted by Southern on Friday, July 20, 2007 @ 13:32:42 EDT (1192 reads)
                
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