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They now have showed a kid with a beheaded head in his hands...rally peaceful humain loving group of people!!!!
If people don't realize that when people don't care about life than nobody will be safe or join them...that is something that good people will never do!
The images of the people on that mountain are heart breaking and the world should pay attention and Obama ordering dropping some food and water that smashes on the rocks as was seen on Fox News is not an answer...it is one step in the right direction to help people but please put a parachute attached to the food not to get smashed and having hungry people look how their life saving water is spilled on the rocks and sand and out tax money is wasted.
mr. president you are the leader so step up and act and lead for once! These people are in need of help and regardless of political sides this is a humain issue and not about left or right!
Ostrer explains how this concept took on special meaning in the 20th century, as genetics emerged as a viable scientific enterprise. Jewish distinctiveness might actually be measurable empirically. In “Legacy,” he first introduces us to Maurice Fishberg, an upwardly mobile Russian-Jewish immigrant to New York at the fin de siècle. Fishberg fervently embraced the anthropological fashion of the era, measuring skull sizes to explain why Jews seemed to be afflicted with more diseases than other groups — what he called the “peculiarities of the comparative pathology of the Jews.” It turns out that Fishberg and his contemporary phrenologists were wrong: Skull shape provides limited information about human differences. But his studies ushered in a century of research linking Jews to genetics.
Many WASPs out there with the last name of "Fishberg"?
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