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Aboud Dandachi
Goodreads Author
Born
Syrian Arab Republic
Website
Twitter
Genre
Influences
Isaac Asimov, Arthur Clarke, Joss Whedon, Jeffrey Archer.
Member Since
March 2014
URL
https://www.goodreads.com/abouddandachi
It’s Not Islamophobia That Keeps Me Up At Night, it’s Antisemitism
The three stages of fascism in all its guises; first they target the Jews, then they do away with the Jews. Before you know it they are painting “N” on the confiscated properties of other groups and minorities. A world where Jews can be persecuted out of liberal Western societies they have lived in for generations is a world that is unsafe for any minority anywhere in the world, including refu
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The Doctor, The Eye Doctor and Me: Analogies and Parallels Between The World of Doctor Who and the Syrian Conflict
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2 editions
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“My God, we even got Haribo gummy bears!!!!!!”
― The Doctor, The Eye Doctor and Me: Analogies and Parallels Between The World of Doctor Who and the Syrian Conflict
― The Doctor, The Eye Doctor and Me: Analogies and Parallels Between The World of Doctor Who and the Syrian Conflict
“Doctor and companions bought before the Parliament of the Daleks (great, even the effing Daleks had a more democratic system than Syria did).”
― The Doctor, The Eye Doctor and Me: Analogies and Parallels Between The World of Doctor Who and the Syrian Conflict
― The Doctor, The Eye Doctor and Me: Analogies and Parallels Between The World of Doctor Who and the Syrian Conflict
“Gesh Doctor, that’s not how you honor the…time death(?)...of your best friends. First you dedicate the following Friday demonstrations to their memory; let’s call it the Friday of the Ponds. Then you and your remaining friends put together a brigade and name it after your companion, Katebat Ansar Amy Pond. Then you wage a guerilla war against the Weeping Angels and…on second thoughts, considering that my way of thinking had helped land me in Tartous, living in a hotel room, maybe sulking on a cloud was the best course of action.”
― The Doctor, The Eye Doctor and Me: Analogies and Parallels Between The World of Doctor Who and the Syrian Conflict
― The Doctor, The Eye Doctor and Me: Analogies and Parallels Between The World of Doctor Who and the Syrian Conflict
“My God, we even got Haribo gummy bears!!!!!!”
― The Doctor, The Eye Doctor and Me: Analogies and Parallels Between The World of Doctor Who and the Syrian Conflict
― The Doctor, The Eye Doctor and Me: Analogies and Parallels Between The World of Doctor Who and the Syrian Conflict
“Doctor and companions bought before the Parliament of the Daleks (great, even the effing Daleks had a more democratic system than Syria did).”
― The Doctor, The Eye Doctor and Me: Analogies and Parallels Between The World of Doctor Who and the Syrian Conflict
― The Doctor, The Eye Doctor and Me: Analogies and Parallels Between The World of Doctor Who and the Syrian Conflict
“Gesh Doctor, that’s not how you honor the…time death(?)...of your best friends. First you dedicate the following Friday demonstrations to their memory; let’s call it the Friday of the Ponds. Then you and your remaining friends put together a brigade and name it after your companion, Katebat Ansar Amy Pond. Then you wage a guerilla war against the Weeping Angels and…on second thoughts, considering that my way of thinking had helped land me in Tartous, living in a hotel room, maybe sulking on a cloud was the best course of action.”
― The Doctor, The Eye Doctor and Me: Analogies and Parallels Between The World of Doctor Who and the Syrian Conflict
― The Doctor, The Eye Doctor and Me: Analogies and Parallels Between The World of Doctor Who and the Syrian Conflict
