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Polarization in the Middle-East-Conflict

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This article (Polarization in the Middle-East-Conflict) is a translation of a german blog-entry (deutsch): Polarisierung im Nahostkonflikt

Moral Confusion is inteded

The Middle-East-Conflict polarizes many people. In doing so, many seem to lose their moral compass. The reason for this is that conflict lines are misidentified. This does not happen without a reason. The reason for this strong polarization in the Middle-East-Conflict is that some actors in this conflict are very successful in masking the conflict lines in order to prevent a discussion of their methods, or in declaring them as adversary propaganda and thus undermining them.

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Initiate an FBI-Investigation: Murder by U.S. institutions!

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I sent the following letter at 2nd of July 2020 to the legal attache in the U.S. embassy in Berlin, including my personal data:

Dear ladies and gentlemen of the F.B.I.,

Talking about legal affairs the F.B.I. in the U.S. of America always seems to be a solid and uncorrupted factor.

Murder is a capital crime within the U.S. and outside – in every country of the human world. I assume the F.B.I. will follow every track for the prosecution of murder happened in the U.S. or committed by U.S. citizens.

When somebody dies violently, it is usual, to call the police, to start an investigation and to punish the culprits (and to give the relatives at least some relief as they are victims, too. Do not forget the innocent!).

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