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Save Your Kisses For Me

64 点作者 yottoy超过 12 年前

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nagrom超过 12 年前
This is a wonderful article that gives great historical background to the middle eastern conflict and sets it in a very real context of the distrust of authority that has become so much more visible in the past ten years.<p>But:<p>This is an example of where HN's policy on titles fails. The title is a great title for the article - it's pithy, relevant and captures the sentiment of the writer exactly.<p>However, on a news aggregator, the title is useless. I don't believe that anyone would have expected to read a treatise on the codependent relationship between the various authorities in the Middle East when reading that title. In this case, a better title could be generated without changing too much - "Save your kisses for me - the codependency of middle eastern authority" - that would accurately prepare the reader (and probably get more interest.)
Nursie超过 12 年前
A good read, but this stuck out -<p><i>"Liberals in the west look on baffled and horrified. What they thought was a glorious revolution in the Arab world is morphing into something they don't understand."</i><p>Really? I'm (pretty) liberal but I watched the revolution with the knowledge that while evil was being ousted, revolutions seldom seem to end well. The developments in Egypt since then have, if anything, been comparatively mild. The Military either stepped aside or were made to step aside, without coups or mass bloodshed, and now there is an elected president that everyone is protesting over because he's given himself insane powers.<p>This is not a good situation, don't get me wrong, but for (almost) two years after a revolution? We're lucky we're not reading about massacres and mass graves.
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gadders超过 12 年前
He seems to have glossed over the Palestinian support for Nazi Germany during WWII.<p>And I found this section strange:<p>=====<p>By now Hamas was dominant and its military wing was ordering repeated car bombings of Israeli civilians.<p>...<p>But there was a nasty and dark side to what Sheikh Yassin and his fellow Islamists were up to in Gaza in the 1980s. They got a reputation for violently attacking anything that supported the PLO - rather than the Israelis.<p>=====<p>Apparently attacking Israeli civilians doesn't count as "nasty and dark"?
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yottoy超过 12 年前
Although many times provocative and even manipulative I always find Adam Curtis to be thought provoking.
kragen超过 12 年前
This article is brilliant. As I write this, hundreds of thousands of protestors are protesting outside Morsy's presidential palace, according to Twitter.
nuje超过 12 年前
His blog is so awesome. Mosts posts are like a mini Adam Curtis documentary / narrative. Now if the embedded BBC videos only worked on my Nexus 7...
whyhellothere超过 12 年前
Adam Curtis is one of the most important documentary film thinkers of this or any other generation. Seminal.<p>'The Loving Trap' (2011) is a good place to start exploring this visionaries ground breaking work...<p><a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1bX3F7uTrg" rel="nofollow">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1bX3F7uTrg</a><p>Why is this on hacker news?
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