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The internationalisation of child abuse

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By James M Snell
| The Critic Magazine (UK) Verified
Protecting children from predators must mean thinking globally The news is grim from Senegal, where authorities have announced the cracking of an alleged paedophile gang, and the arrests of fourteen people.
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Erich von Däniken and the modern paranoid style

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By James M Snell
| The Critic Magazine (UK) Verified
Last week, one of the most famous and bestselling authors of the last century died. Erich von Däniken was ninety. The peak of his fame and influence fell before the millennium, but Däniken was a pioneer, a populariser, a man whose work has been copied by many thousands of latter-day media figures, many of whom will never have heard of him. Some readers will remember Däniken.
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How one man’s belief in aliens shaped our nasty, post-truth world

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By James M Snell
| AOL UK Verified
Erich von Däniken, who died last week, anticipated the fixation with aliens and conspiracy theories of many podcasts and documentaries - Television Stills The internet and social media are full of lies. Why? The truth is often boring and sometimes discomfiting. Lies are better, more interesting, more apt to comfort the fearful. Some fields of study attract lies more easily than others. Medicine is easy and profitable to lie about – not least because almost everyone is afraid of illness and death.
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