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Gregory Stanton: The Eight Stages of Genocide

How can we predict and prevent genocides? Greg Stanton outlines his groundbreaking theory on the eight stages of genocide: classification, symbolization, dehumanization, organization, polarization,...  
 
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kwala927 (2 days ago) Show Hide
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lozer244, he shakes because he has health issues.
Stanton travels around the world giving talks and helping set up tribunals (Rwandan Tribunal, Cambodian Tribunal, etc). He is quite a mover and shaker in the anti-genocide world.

I doubt he is nervous.
TheSurvivors2003 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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The Ethiopian gove under TPLF regime carried out genocide against the Anyuak, Gambela indigenous simply to take over their land. God is watching over us!
cat22203 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Why these signs and "early warnings" should apply to everybody else except the Israeli government and what is going on with the Palestinians?
Sundrumify (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Tried, another time, and my comment did not show up.
I was referencing a paper, which would have complemented, what you are saying.
Lisa from Munich
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Test!
Have posted another comment, which did not show up.
Sundrumify (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Many perpetrators regard themselves as victims. In their accounts, in their recollections, and probably even in their most sincere gut
feelings, many perpetrators see themselves as people who have been unjustly treated and hence deserve sympathy, support and
extra tolerance for any wrongs they may have committed. This is witnessed with individuals,
bloodlines, genetic mind structures, consciously and subconciously. Only an unbiased perspective sets us free .... for forgiveness, and healing.
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Thank you, for these insights. I would very much appreciate, if Genocide Watch will have a vid out, in which "all" the genocides of the past are listed, as well as those, going on, or are on the way, Worldwide, right now. My father has informed me, when I was a child, about the Holocaust. Not many people in Germany did much, against it. Since then, my credo is: Währet den Anfängen - Be aware of the beginnings!
Tears of deepest sorrow, for all those, who have been killed.
Lisa from Munich
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was has this got to do with what he is saying.
alamwalaj (2 months ago) Show Hide
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what is stage 5 please i cant seem to hear him well in this
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Polarization: The first people killed in any genocide are not the pariahs themselves but those in the mainstream who speak up for them. The voices in the middle are silenced through threats, arrests or even killings. Now the message of hate goes unchallenged.

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