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Broken Windows and Antisemitism

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By Michael Easson
| J-Wire Verified
Browse > Home / Featured Articles / Broken Windows and Antisemitism – J-Wire Read on for article Businessman and former trade union leader, Dr  Michael Easson, spoke yesterday at the Australians Against Antisemitism Rally at Martin Place in Sydney. The following is the text of his address: How did we get to here? This weird, startling, savage, ‘new normal’ of anti-Jew hatred?
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Strong Association between Proanthocyanidins and Polysaccharides in the Cell Walls of Western Redcedar Bark

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By Oliver Musl, Michael Easson, Lars H. Kruse, Harley Gordon
| dx.doi.org
1. Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Western redcedar (Thuja plicata Donn; WRC) is an economically and culturally important tree species in British Columbia and the greater Pacific Northwest. Bark residues account for a significant portion of the byproducts and are sold for the extraction of specialty chemicals. The bark of WRC is composed primarily of lignin (∼35–45%), cellulose (∼15–35%), hemicelluloses (∼20–30%), and various extractable components (∼10%).
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Israel and Apartheid: Language matters

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By Michael Easson
| Pearls and Irritations
George Brownings critique of Israel as an apartheid state is highly critical of Labor Opposition Leader Anthony Albaneses refusal to deploy that label. Like Browning, I agree that words matter. Which is why I contest his commentary. This article highlights the background to Brownings remarks, offers a brief analysis of the apartheid analogy, and offers a social democratic perspective about the Israel-Palestine debate. First, some context to what Browning is reacting to.
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