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Review: Waiting for Another War – The Sisters of Mercy 1980 to 1985 by Trevor Ristow

Posted on May 4, 2021 by Chris Jensen Romer

So I read Waiting for Another War the history of the Sisters of Mercy (till 1985) by Trevor Ristow. It is a really good readable book with a limited market (probably people who bought The Reptile House ep) and charts … Continue reading →

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Ambiguity, Belief, Religion and Terror

Posted on June 14, 2009 by Chris Jensen Romer

OK, so today I picked up New Scientist, because I’m interested in gravity, and there was a fairly basic bit on it in there. Nothing very exciting I did not know as it turned out, but New Scientist is always worth a read anyway. There was an article on how engineers form a disproportionate number of rightist and Islamic terrorists – well I hardly thought this was news, the only profile I ever saw for a religious terror suspect a few years back in a book on terrorism said exactly the same thing as this new research. Continue reading →

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