we are All drowning!
By Dyab Abou Jahjah From the Mediterranean to Rio Grande, between a picture of drowned immigrants and their children and the next, our common humanity goes back to sleep. Waiting for the next opportunity to emit some sound bites, to comment and show indignation and verbal revolt. Then we regain our comfort zone. We do not need more tears and emotional tirades against injustice and inhumanity. And no it is not Trump causing this, the problem is much deeper. The problem lays in the structure of our world. A structure that is no more adapted to our reality or to the challenges we are facing. |
On my link with jeremy corbyn and the smear campaign against me in the UK.
When a friend of mine called me this morning telling me that the British tabloid The Sun dedicated a whole article to me I thought he was confusing me with someone else. “The sun? shouldn’t they be picking on some model with an anorexia problem or some Tory lord who can’t keep his pants on around young girls?”. Ever since it was clear that Jeremy Corbyn makes a realistic chance of winning the contest for labour leadership, sleeping dogs have been called into action. Jeremy Corbyn is the worst nightmare of the ruling elite in Britain and beyond. |
Debat a l'ambassade Suisse de Berlin sur le sujet du Jihadisme |
مقابلة حول الهجوم الارهابي على شارلي ايبدو
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Lex Bohlmeijer - in gesprek met
Dyab Abou Jahjah
Het is tijd om onze maatschappij op een fundamentele manier te bevragen. Die stelling ontvouwt Dyab Abou Jahjah, zijn essay Pleidooi voor radicalisering. Daarin schetst hij ook een weg waarlangs verandering kan plaatsvinden. Om een beter idee te hebben over de inhoud van het boek beluister deze podcast gemaakt voor www.decorrespondent.nl