Americans gave their lives to defeat the Nazis. The Dutch have never forgotten.
MARGRATEN, Netherlands — They haven’t forgotten. For 70 years, the Dutch have come to a verdant U.S. cemetery outside this small village to care for the graves of Americans killed in World War II.
On Sunday, they came again, bearing Memorial Day bouquets for men and women they never knew, but whose 8,300 headstones the people of the Netherlands have adopted as their own.
Professor who calls herself a ‘Marxist’ says a group is persecuting her by calling her a ‘Marxist’
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"She acts as if she is sort of shocked by this ad, but it's your description of yourself,” he said. “So, if you're offended by your own words, that's fine.”
“We're just putting it out there to let people judge whether or not a Marxist economist is who we should be listening to on the minimum wage issue," he added.
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'Social justice': the stubborn application of unworkable solutions to imaginary problems
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'Social justice': the stubborn application of unworkable solutions to imaginary problems
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"And I looked - and behold a pale horse:
And his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him. And power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth, to kill with sword, and with hunger, and with death, and with the beasts of the earth."
