Tag: Brazil

• Unterstützen sie / Support “Soll sein Schulem”

  Ich versuche den letzten notwendigen Betrag zur Veröffentlichung meines Buches durch Crowdfunding zu erzielen. Wenn Sie in der Lage sind zu helfen, gehen Sie auf den Link unten. I have launched a crowdfunder-drive to cover the remainder of the costs of my book “Soll sein Schulem.” Please follow the link below https://gofund.me/efe7827d

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  Forever in Our Hearts – Für immer in unseren Herzen!

  Fünf Jahre sind seit dem schicksalhaften Inferno im Grenfell Tower in Londons Stadtteil Kensington inzwischen vergangen. Mit einem Theaterstück, einer weiter laufenden öffentlichen Untersuchung, einem Schweigemarsch und Plänen zu einem Denkmal wird die Erinnerung an den Brand, der 72 Menschenleben kostete, wachgehalten.
• Answer to Melanie Phillips: Studying only classics as the source of civilisation per se and the main reference point that matters is the problem.

  The upkeep of the focus of only a narrow vision and sources that keep a non-questioning identity that often carries non-entitled degrees of egocentric arrogance in place, is continuing with the structures of that era, which disable, not enable people to move on, grow and become more globally aware. It is a betrayal of who…

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  A Half Mast to what the British government made of the pandemic in honour of Captain Sir Tom Moore!

  The UK Government is hiding behind the symbol of Captain Sir Tom Moore. In fact, it contributed to his passing, and Moore knew better to thank the National Health Service from the start than PM Johnson and his government.
• As the school debate turns political, it is useful to look at UKs independent voice defending children

  It is quite interesting comparing coverage in the Daily Telegraph and The Guardian today on the topic of the re-opening of the schools in the United Kingdom amidst the pandemic. As this is a topic that interests me, I wanted to look at touch a little deeper into this, and what started as a facebook…
• Churchill hero, or great man, with considerable flaws of his own choosing.

  There were numerous failings of Churchill, and one can perhaps even go as far that he resisted Germans, only for Britain to remain free from German rule rather than disagreeing wholeheartedly to racial theories (which were the basis of Nazism). But his leadership did also mean that Germany was defeated, together with the help of…