How to fight Tyranny - Timothy Snyder
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My summary Slide of "How To fight Tyranny - twenty lessons from the 20th Century". Includes a subjective Rating where on the scale between the USA, Russia, Germany, and France are positioned in March 2017.
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The Rise of Christian Persecution In Islamic Countries (1).pdf
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Recent years have seen a disturbing rise in violence, discrimination, and intolerance against Christian communities in various Islamic countries. This multifaceted challenge, deeply rooted in historical, social, and political animosities, demands urgent attention. Despite the escalating persecution, substantial support from the Western world remains lacking.
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How to fight Tyranny - Timothy Snyder
- 1. Do not obey in advance Support institutions, e.g. Media, Courts, union, a law etc. Vote! AutocracyDemocracy Do not tolerate symbols that exclude peopleSet an ethical Examples in private life Do not tolerate paramilitaries If you are armed in public service, be ready to say no Do not tolerate symbols that exclude people Speak out in public Be sensible with words Believe in truth Investigate the truth and let others know Make eye contact and talk to others Be there with your body, not just online Keep your data private Support NGO’s Learn from other Countries Be angry if the words “extremism” and “terrorism” are used a lot Be calm if a disaster happens & calm down others, too Be courageous Stage one: Demagogues on the rise Stage two: Demagogues in Power Stage three: Demagogues overthrowing Democracy (based on: Timothy Snyder “On Tyranny”, 2017; Frank Thun) How to fight Tyranny in 2017? Russia, March 2017USA, March 2017 Germany, 1933-1945 Russia 1920-1990 Germany, March 2017 France, March 2017