Todd Starnes: Desecrated American flag moved at University of Kansas.
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Baha'i cemeteries have been desecrated; their marriages are not recognized.
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I'm watching people being desecrated and killed, crosses being burned.
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We have to build up our military, which Obama desecrated.
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His own grave is fenced after it was desecrated twice.
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The scene blends a battleground and a field of desecrated crops.
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Danno photoshopped Hanson into the photo of Cipriani's parents' desecrated headstone.
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Somebody desecrated a hamburger with deep-fried mac and cheese buns.
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Your house is built over a desecrated Native American burial ground?
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The "memorial" was a grotesque Frankenstein's monster made of desecrated graves.
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A third piece suggests shattered bathtubs or maybe desecrated baptismal fonts.
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Apparently, some viewers had misinterpreted the artwork as a desecrated US flag.
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Two churches and dozens of Bibles were also desecrated in the attack.
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They have evaded taxes, desecrated tribal lands, exploited workers and poisoned communities.
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Currently, native Hawaiians are trying to save Mauna Kea from being desecrated.
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Synagogues were desecrated, shops were looted, and homes were destroyed or damaged.
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After two years under Islamic State rule, it lies scarred and desecrated.
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Southern Nevada also dissolved – in a trail of debt and desecrated body parts.
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Reports came into Washington that Union soldiers' graves were being robbed and desecrated.
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He had desecrated the memories of the dead Union soldiers, black and white.
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The sanctified podium of the prophet in Mecca is being desecrated and defiled.
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Those gladiators were typically murderers or men who committed arson or desecrated a temple.
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In 2017, Jewish graves or cemeteries were desecrated seven times, according to the ADL.
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The American flag is not desecrated — that would be a federal offense, wouldn't it?
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They say they broke into churches, desecrated the Bible, and inverted the Holy Cross.
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Reuters has identified thousands of body parts that have been misused or desecrated since 8693.
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In February, 80 graves in a Jewish cemetery in eastern France were desecrated with swastikas.
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Preseason predictions are still being desecrated, and no one has painted over the graffiti yet.
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"They have evaded taxes, desecrated tribal lands, exploited workers and poisoned communities," his proposal reads.
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On Tuesday Macron visited a Jewish cemetery where dozens of headstones were desecrated with swastikas.
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This is a place of peace and prayer, desecrated by the world's oldest hatred. pic.twitter.
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Apparently rich Victorians liked to get absolutely wasted as they watched an ancient corpse get desecrated.
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Outside St. Louis, a Jewish cemetery was desecrated: More than 100 tombstones were overturned and damaged.
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Vandals have desecrated at least Jewish cemeteries nationwide, raising fears of a rise in anti-Semitism.
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They desecrated native graves, raped native women and mutilated native bodies for profit and for sport.
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Bahai cemeteries were desecrated and the state-owned media spread false statements about Bahai beliefs and practices.
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Khan argued that Trump's travel ban desecrated his son's service and sacrifice as a Muslim-American officer.
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Other sections of the crypt were also desecrated and vandalized, with a nun's mummified body badly damaged.
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Many of the bodies had been rigged with grenades, and almost all had been mutilated or desecrated.
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More recently, Jewish community centers have received bomb threats, and a Jewish cemetery was desecrated last week.
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It's body horror at its finest, and because it's my body being desecrated, it's doubly cringe-inducing.
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Eric Greitens joined volunteers who were helping to clean up a desecrated cemetery in St. Louis last month.
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Racists in our own country have desecrated Sikh gurdwaras (houses of worship) and brutally assaulted innocent Sikh Americans.
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He routinely desecrated the Quran in public events, in what he described as an exercise in free speech.
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"The disrespectful display of a desecrated American flag on the KU campus is absolutely unacceptable," the governor told me.
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The defaced and desecrated flag is the work of Josephine Meckseper, according to Creative Time, a public arts organization.
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Today I am calling on KU to remove a desecrated American flag from public display at the Spooner Museum.
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Macron reportedly visited the site where the 96 Jewish graves were desecrated, the village of Quatzenheim, to pay respects.
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The synagogue I attend in Washington, Sixth & I Historic Synagogue, was desecrated in late November with anti-Semitic graffiti.
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The day after the funeral, Steve gets a call from the cemetery to say that the grave has been desecrated.
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Temple members found their place of worship desecrated with what police said were hate-filled religious phrases and black crosses.
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On Friday, two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, were added to the sad litany of sanctuaries desecrated by unholy violence.
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For all these reasons, they would not be just casually tossed around or carelessly discarded to be desecrated by others.
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After both their bodies were desecrated following display in a midcentury chamber of horrors, the remains of Pastrana's son were lost.
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For many years, the Shepard family was unable to final resting place for their son, fearing any grave might be desecrated.
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Thousands have gone to Israel, notably from France, where, along with murders and other outrages, graveyards have been desecrated (pictured above).
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During the French Revolution, it was looted and desecrated, according to The Guardian, before Napoleon began renovations in the mid-1800s.
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During the French Revolution, it was looted and desecrated, according to The Guardian, before Napoleon began renovations in the mid-1800s.
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When a young inventor stumbled upon the desecrated coastline during a 2017 expedition to the region, she cried at the sight.
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Our country, desecrated by a long and bloody Civil War, has been steadily recovering from the effects of that disastrous conflict.
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A wily litigator and effective lobbyist, he supported direct action—occupying buildings, mustering demonstrations, and picketing building work that desecrated sacred sites.
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The nation is concerned that its waters would be contaminated and that its sacred sites will be desecrated by this pipeline project.
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We've seen the desecrated Jewish cemeteries, the defaced mosques, the swastika graffiti, the KKK marching proudly through the streets of American cities.
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She showed me a gruesome cellphone photo of his corpse, desecrated by bullets, an old man crumpled on the farm he owned.
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Late on Tuesday, Muslim activists Linda Sarsour and Tarek El-Messidi launched a crowdfunding site to repair the desecrated graves in Missouri.
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This image of home as a place of effaced beauty, of desecrated land and devastated lives, would haunt Wright and his work.
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Blake depicts a shining, golden church scaring off its weeping congregation, only to be desecrated by a vile serpent tearing through it.
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On Tuesday Mr. Macron, wearing a skullcap, visited the village and toured the desecrated tombs, condemning the "absurd stupidity" of the damage.
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President Emmanuel Macron paid respects at one of the 96 desecrated graves in the village of Quatzenheim, near the eastern city of Strasbourg.
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"It&aposs outrageous that you would see a public university displaying a desecrated flag," said Kobach, a Republican who is running for governor.
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Rallying under the banner "water is life," the protesters charged that the oil pipeline threatened the tribe's water supply and desecrated sacred lands.
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In 1584, a priest in Aragon, Spain, is murdered, his church desecrated, the walls defaced with Arabic words traced in his own blood.
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In Europe, where the Israeli-Palestinian conflict spills over (another Gaza war, another synagogue desecrated), the anti-Semitic surge has been particularly marked.
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In the 23-inning second game, no position players desecrated the holy site known as the mound, but there were signs of emergency.
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"Hatred and anti-Semitism have no place in America," Pence told the crowd, recalling his recent visit to the Missouri cemetery desecrated by vandalism.
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Ahead of a visit to the desecrated Jewish cemetery this week, Mr Macron described anti-Semitism as "the antithesis of all that is France".
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The BBC also reported Tuesday that a Jewish cemetery near the country's border with Germany was found desecrated with swastikas earlier in the day.
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"When a place of recollection is desecrated, it's the entire Republic that is sullied," Castaner said on Twitter shortly after officials visited the cemetery.
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What was believed to be the desecrated sarcophagus of St. Nicholas Photo: WikimediaArcheologists in Turkey think they may have reason to rewrite Christian history.
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I talk to some writers who view it as their book being desecrated, and it's not that at all—your book's not being touched.
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Ensign Brown's squadron mates later returned to the site, drenched the body with napalm and set it ablaze to prevent it from being desecrated.
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Intruders turned the body over while removing its head, and also desecrated the 400-year-old remains of a nun, according to the Church.
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Last February, 96 graves in Quatzenheim were discovered scrawled with swastikas, and almost exactly a year ago tombs at Herrlisheim were found similarly desecrated.
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And while it is quite true that Jordanian forces desecrated some Jewish cemeteries in East Jerusalem, Israel, unfortunately, did the same to Muslim grave sites.
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Since then, more than 2,357 body parts obtained by brokers from at least 1,20153 people have been misused, abused or desecrated across America, Reuters found.
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Graves desecrated by vandals with Nazi swastikas and anti-semitic slogans are pictured in the Jewish cemetery of Weyhers, near the city of Ebersburg, Germany
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It's a fair bet there will be people similarly willing to take extreme action to stop the pristine wilderness of Mars being desecrated by humans.
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Traveling to famous archaeological sites and unexplored yet now-desecrated necropolises, the team met with archaeologists and looters to unravel the market behind this trend.
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Norwegian citizens are about to go Liam Neeson in Taken on the shameless vandal who desecrated one of their most beloved natural monuments—a troll dick.
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Braunstein, the 91-year-old in New Jersey, found his mother's headstone was among about 100 gravesites desecrated in Philadelphia's Mount Carmel Cemetery in February 2017.
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In April, after Mr. Paludan again desecrated a Quran, protests against him erupted into widespread violence in Copenhagen, with the police making more than 20 arrests.
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"Now there's been a bomb threat at @KatzJCC & another cemetery desecrated, I urge everyone to stand up & speak out against anti-Semitism," wrote New Jersey Sen.
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Understanding this reality helps explain why, in the 1920s, Arab rioters murdered Palestinian Jews, desecrated synagogues and eradicated the ancient Jewish communities of Hebron and Safed.
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A few days later "the statue was desecrated, broken," recalled Michel Cocotier, who now leads Memories From Overseas and is the principal of a Nantes high school.
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Salafi hard-liners took over mosques, assaulted liquor-store owners, enforced dress codes, attacked cultural events that they deemed blasphemous, desecrated Sufi tombs, and threatened secular activists.
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Last month, scores of Jewish graves were found desecrated in a cemetery in eastern France, hours before lawmakers adopted a resolution equating anti-Zionism with anti-Semitism.
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In February, a 66-foot-long blue whale carcass was found along the coast of Chile desecrated with graffiti and stomped on by tourists, Fox News had reported .
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"It&aposs outrageous that you would see a public university displaying a desecrated flag," said Kobach, a Republican who is running for governor against Colyer in the Aug.
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The problem was starkly underlined on Tuesday with the discovery of more than 90 graves in a Jewish cemetery in eastern France desecrated with swastikas and other abuse.
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In 2015, vandals desecrated 250 tombstones in a Jewish cemetery in eastern France days after four Jews were killed in an attack on a kosher grocery in Paris.
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Of the hot new travel destinations discovered through Instagram, these 15 spots have been ruined, desecrated, or even closed down permanently thanks to a barrage of photo-takers.
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I have learned that many grave sites of formerly enslaved Americans are abandoned, undocumented, desecrated by the asphalt of "development," and lack any type of memorialization or recognition.
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I recognize that, at one point, these "trophies" served as evidence that justice had been served, but now it's time to bring justice to those who were desecrated.
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They said she had desecrated the Forbidden City, the former home of emperors, which Mr. Xi has sought to turn into a global symbol of Chinese cultural heritage.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Dozens of gravestones at a Commonwealth military cemetery in Israel were desecrated in what the Israeli foreign ministry said on Saturday was a suspected hate crime.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Dozens of gravestones at a Commonwealth military cemetery in Israel were desecrated in what the Israeli foreign ministry said on Saturday was a suspected hate crime.
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Action star Jackie Chan has long pledged his allegiance to Beijing, describing himself in August as a "flag-bearer" after protesters in Hong Kong desecrated China's national flag.
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"When a place of recollection is desecrated, it's the entire Republic that is sullied," Christophe Castaner, France's interior minister, wrote on Twitter after visiting the cemetery in Herrlisheim.
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Jewish graves are desecrated, synagogues are burned, moderates cower and appease the powerful, and innocent families live in fear of deportation and being separated from their loved ones.
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In country in which the current president calls the media an "enemy of the people," the presence of an desecrated newspaper building in Gilead comes as a foreboding warning.
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He also argued that taking down such statues would lead to a slippery slope, in which monuments to Founding Fathers, like George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, would be desecrated.
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In 2015, vandals desecrated 250 tombstones in a Jewish cemetery in eastern France only days after four Jews were killed in an attack on a kosher grocery in Paris.
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Giuliani unleashed Giuliani did not just move the goalposts in his defense of Trump from the Mueller probe on Monday -- he ripped up the field and desecrated the stadium.
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That's where I thought we were driving — to another genocide spot, another desecrated burial ground — when we suddenly stopped at the side of the road by a wooded hill.
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"Not only have these individuals desecrated the sacred crypt but they have destroyed these historic mummies which have been preserved in St Michan's for hundreds of years," he added.
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But I know the idea that it might have been desecrated — that it is even a possibility — is on Grandma Mollie's mind today, and on my mother's as well.
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The police discovered the desecrated Westhoffen graves — about 107 of them — on Tuesday, and on Wednesday the French interior minister visited, vowing to redouble efforts to find the perpetrators.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A man has been arrested after the tomb of American-born surrealist artist Man Ray was desecrated in Montparnasse Cemetery in Paris, a city official said on Thursday.
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One strategy appeared to be the use of old and unrelated articles about Catholic churches being desecrated in France to insinuate that the Notre Dame fire was an intentional act.
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" In an interview with the Topeka Capital Journal, Tyson said, "This desecrated flag should never have been displayed and doesn't belong in the museum at KU where it now resides.
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He pointed out that the mauna, or mountain, has already been "desecrated" 13 times by other observatories, and "many of them have been the so-called last telescope," he said.
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A few Norwegian kids landed themselves in serious trouble last weekend when they accidentally desecrated a 5,000-year-old rock carving while trying to spruce it up, the Telegraph Reports.
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WESTHOFFEN, France (Reuters) - Scores of Jewish graves were found desecrated in a cemetery in eastern France, police said, hours before lawmakers adopted a resolution equating anti-Zionism with anti-Semitism.
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In the United States, people who were lynched were sometimes burned to death in front of 10,000 people, or had their bodies desecrated with body parts taken by observers as trinkets.
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In the decades since, they'd played at a desecrated synagogue in Kraków, at CBGB, on a bluff in Montana, and in a Venice jewelry store that used to be Goffriller's studio.
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The act, one of Mr. Roosevelt's major conservation achievements, gave presidents unilateral authority to protect historic landscapes and structures that were being destroyed, looted and desecrated as the West was settled.
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I imagine Marianne chose to become a keeper of books because the field allowed her to be a protector of cultural property, which she had seen desecrated and destroyed on Kristallnacht.
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Alsace: A cemetery that dates to the 16th century is the third Jewish cemetery in the French region to be desecrated with swastikas and anti-Semitic graffiti in the last year.
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In a nutshell, in the performance of riot we bore witness to a carnival of disorder in which everything the ruling regime presumed as the basis for its rule was violently desecrated.
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A Reuters review of court, police and internal broker records and interviews identified more than 2,357 body parts obtained by brokers from at least 53,638 people that were misused, abused or desecrated.
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When corpses from desecrated graves start appearing in model homes in northern France, she is partnered with Paul Maisonneuve (Thierry Lhermitte), a crime-squad legend who has been dragged out of retirement.
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"It's important for me to be here with you today," a solemn looking Macron told local leaders and members of the Jewish community after paying respects at one of the desecrated graves.
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Jewish and Muslim leaders in the U.S. are calling for the federal government and local law enforcement agencies to "do more" after another Jewish cemetery in the country was desecrated over the weekend.
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There is no natural constituency demanding the exoneration of a motley series of heavily armed white men who killed or desecrated the bodies of foreigners overseas in the name of the United States.
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After hearing about the desecrated marker, Cultural Leadership—a St. Louis–based youth civil rights nonprofit—sent a bus-load of teenagers down to help fix up the vandalized sign, Huffington Post reports.
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Along with recent vandalism at Jewish cemeteries, the calls have stoked fears that virulent anti-Semitism is taking hold in the U.S. Our 360 video bears witness at two of the desecrated cemeteries.
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When corpses from desecrated graves start appearing in model homes in northern France, she is sent to work with Paul Maisonneuve (Thierry Lhermitte), a crime-squad legend who has been dragged out of retirement.
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More than 90 graves were desecrated with swastikas and anti-Semitic slogans at a Jewish cemetery in France amid a spike in attacks targeting Jewish people across the nation in recent weeks, Reuters reported.
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In his most famous lines from "Canto General," Neruda spoke to the anonymous dead of Latin America, writing, "Sube a nacer conmigo, hermano," asking those forgotten and desecrated by history to be born again.
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"We are doing all we can to find the perpetrators who desecrated this final resting place, and they will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law," Mayor Jim Kenney said in a statement.
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Very few of mankind's creations r designed 2 make u feel good, unless u get pleasure from seeing the human body desecrated by guns, explosions, fights, and any other things these so-called 'artists' create.
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Among countless unhappy acts, Bieber peed into a bucket in the kitchen of a New York City restaurant, abandoned his beloved baby monkey after it was quarantined by German customs, and desecrated an Argentinian flag.
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"We are doing all we can to find the perpetrators who desecrated this final resting place, and they will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law," Mayor Jim Kenney said in a statement.
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Yet the terrorists occupied and desecrated the city from May 503, systematically destroying monuments such as the Temple of Baalshamin, the Temple of Bel, seven tower tombs, a large Lion goddess statue and two Islamic shrines.
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Its forces desecrated religious sites and last June blew up the al-Nuri mosque from which its leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi had declared the caliphate spanning parts of Iraq and Syria in 2014, it said.
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Trump finally addressed a growing wave of anti-Semitic attacks in the U.S. Eleven Jewish community centers received bomb threats the day before, and a historic Jewish cemetery in St. Louis was desecrated the previous weekend.
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Afghanistan has been pillaged and desecrated by the Taliban for two decades; the Islamic State has wrought destruction and looted artifacts in Iraq, Syria and Libya; and rebel factions have sacked museums and mosques in Yemen.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A French TV channel said on Wednesday it had been forced to cut short a live Facebook broadcast from a desecrated Jewish cemetery in eastern France because of an onslaught of anti-Semitic commentary.
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There are many who will resist this characterization, but Mr. Trump has desecrated the symbolic aspirations of America, exhumed forms of white supremacist discourse that so many would assume is spewed only by Ku Klux Klan.
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The broader social media outcry was likely driven by the sheer contrast the response to the Notre Dame fire drew to other instances when indigenous lands have been desecrated, says Dartmouth Native American Studies professor Maurice Crandall.
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"It is certainly sad that their memories were not only forgotten but desecrated in many instances, and now they are at least back in the conversation," said Andrea Jenkins, a black transgender woman on the Minneapolis city council.
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PARIS, Feb 20 (Reuters) - A French TV channel said on Wednesday it had been forced to cut short a live Facebook broadcast from a desecrated Jewish cemetery in eastern France because of an onslaught of anti-Semitic commentary.
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In response to one person's request about what could be done to prevent construction of a mosque in the neighborhood, another follower suggested pouring pig's blood on the ground and letting Muslims know the land had been desecrated.
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Alive though it may be, there's a sense in which it's funeral music for the American 20th century; they're tracks that take on a disturbing poignancy now that the past is being desecrated and sold off for parts.
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The Nightbus: First and foremost, I'm the product of violent and cancerous colonization which means my views on the royal family can't sit independently from my vested hatred for a lineage which has desecrated all continents on this planet.
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He was lightly admonished for his actions, but what I remember most was that nobody, including my teacher, understood how devastating it was to have my turban -- a sacred religious article of faith in Sikhism -- desecrated by a bully.
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READ: A gun shot and water cannons: Hong Kong protests are getting scary Leung, who also offered a HK$1 million reward earlier this month after the flag was desecrated, did not respond to VICE News' requests for comment.
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And when anti-Semitic vandals desecrated the cemetery in St. Louis where some of my relatives are buried, Linda Sarsour, a Palestinian-American leader and BDS supporter, mobilized immediately to raise funds from Muslims across the country to restore it.
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And whenever people feel a threat to their identity and origins, they can easily be induced to lash out with disproportionate force, just as medieval Christians marched to war when told that their faith's holiest places in Jerusalem were being desecrated.
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It took the museum a few weeks to realize the stone digit was missing, and to tell the Shaanxi Provincial Cultural Relic Exchange Center—which sent the terracotta warriors to Philly—that one of its $4.5 million statues had been desecrated.
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COPENHAGEN — After an anti-Muslim provocateur publicly desecrated the Quran in Copenhagen, demonstrations against him on Sunday and early Monday descended into violent clashes between protesters, who set about 70 fires in the streets, and the police, who made 23 arrests.
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There are images of deceased veterans being used as bait in romance scams, memes about desecrated graves that are deployed to ignite online anger, and misleading articles about the possible loss of health benefits that worry vets who rely on them.
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The protests erupted after a group of Papuan students in Surabaya, Indonesia's second-biggest city located on the island of Java, were taunted and attacked by a mob chanting racial epithets over accusations the students had desecrated a national flag.
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Denmark: After an anti-Muslim provocateur publicly desecrated the Quran in Copenhagen, demonstrations against him on Sunday and early Monday descended into violent clashes between protesters, who set about 70 fires in the streets, and the police, who made 23 arrests.
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Even if you don't, the dab – a dance move credited to them but really created by their former shooter and current show opener Skippa da Flippa – has been desecrated by everyone from Cris Carter to kids at the most recent GOP debate.
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"The things said about Warhol are intriguingly similar to what was said about Ai Weiwei today — that he desecrated art," said Eric Shiner, director of the museum, which is staging a dialogue show of the two men's works that runs through August.
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The removal of the sites makes it even more difficult when our traditions are oral and when those regions are desecrated and removed and demolished, it's hard to find the point of reference to bind your story to the landscape you're from.
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In the first weeks of 2019, French authorities discovered 113 tombs desecrated in a Jewish cemetery in eastern France, the word "juden" scrawled across a bagel shop in Paris, and swastikas marring a street portrait of former government official and Auschwitz survivor, Simone Veil.
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CreditCreditAndreas Meichsner for The New York Times I think I was in an iced-over bus lot in northeastern Poland, standing in front of a mound of desecrated gravestones, when I first had the feeling that Jewish heritage travel in Europe might be a mistake.
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Although you can understand, if not condone, how murderous rage at a translator might arise if a believer supposed a sacred text to have been desecrated by a translator's hand, it is somewhat surprising that similar vehemence can greet translations of secular canonical texts.
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Work on the Thirty Meter Telescope, or T.M.T., has been stalled for years by a protest movement arguing that decades of telescope building on Mauna Kea have polluted and desecrated a mountain that is sacred to Polynesian culture, and have violated the rights of native Hawaiians.
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The historic cemetery, which dates to the 16th century and houses the graves of the families of Karl Marx and former French prime ministers Léon Blum and Michel Debré, is the third Jewish cemetery in Alsace to be desecrated in the last year, according to the authorities.
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We see images of waves filled with trash, beautiful beaches desecrated with plastic and waste, seabirds and wildlife trapped in the thoughtless throw-away of some long-past good time; documentarians speak of depleted fisheries, reefs bleached bare, and vast swaths of oceans filled with more polymers than life.
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" In an interview with Fox News columnist Todd Starnes (who said he was alerted to the flag by a reader who, "like any right-thinking, red-blooded American patriot ... was enraged" by it), Kobach said: "It's outrageous that you would see a public university displaying a desecrated flag.
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"The Obama Administration has temporarily stopped the Dakota Access Pipeline's illegal push toward contaminating Sioux water and its bullying tactics that deliberately desecrated Sioux Ancestors and a sacred place," Suzan Shown Harjo, president of the Morning Star Institute and recipient of a 2014 Presidential Medal of Freedom, stated in the release.
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This exhibition includes the copper plaque placed on Louis XIV's coffin, borrowed from the Basilica of Saint Denis — where it had been desecrated during the Revolution and then stored in the archives of the Musée de Cluny — as well as funky surgical instruments and apothecary drugs from the Musée de l'Histoire de la Médecine.
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I wonder if we're at a breaking point, and a few months later, I am saddened and horrified, though not completely taken by surprise, to learn that a group of Ukrainians—who witnesses claim had shaved heads and shouted anti-Semitic epithets—have broken into Rebbe Nachman's gravesite and desecrated it with a pig's head.
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After his grave at Highgate Cemetery in North London was vandalized twice last year, the Marx Grave Trust, which owns the monument, decided to monitor it with video cameras installed in December on nearby trees, hoping to deter vandals from attacking a famous monument that has been desecrated several times over its decades-long existence.
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" And critically for a pope who has seen his flock massacred in their churches, and for Muslim and Jewish minorities who have seen their houses of worship desecrated, the document asserts that the "protection of places of worship — synagogues, churches and mosques — is a duty guaranteed by religions, human values, laws and international agreements.
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A pant leg tapers into a limp elastic cuff that reeks of Zara athleisure; a garish pink hoodie with three-quarter length sleeves seems better suited for a Jared Leto press tour than a half-pipe; an innocent white jacket is desecrated with a fire-breathing unicorn graphic that looks like a DeviantArt riff on the Mozilla Firefox logo.
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After World War II, tiny Albania became a hermit state, rigidly controlled by a Stalinist dictator, Enver Hoxha, who broke with both the Soviet Union and Maoist China, desecrated the country's mosques and churches and planted the beaches across from the Greek island of Corfu with pillboxes before his regime collapsed in 1990, five years after his death.
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While we applaud Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE's helping clean up a vandalized Jewish cemetery, we'd like to see all our elected officials do the same for desecrated mosques.
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What they admire is the college's concentration on the Western philosophical and literary canon (sometimes disparaged as the Great Books of dead white men) and its reverent treatment of the American founding documents as the political culmination of that tradition — a tradition that scholars at Hillsdale say has been desecrated by a century of governmental overreach, including the New Deal and Obamacare.
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However, we have not only seen anti-Semitism in the images of desecrated synagogues in Europe and the rambling bigotry of online manifestos, but also in swastikas graffitied on American college campuses, in hate speech here in the US, and -- one year ago in Pittsburgh -- in the loss of 11 of our fellow Americans, when our country experienced the deadliest attack on the Jewish community in modern American history.
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The fact that Sam Mendes used the conceit to portray the bravery, anguish, death and desecrated landscapes of World War I feels like the right approach at the right time: Just last year, Peter Jackson's magnificent documentary "They Shall Not Grow Old" reignited interest in the Great War, and sequences like Joe Wright's single-shot depiction of Dunkirk in "Atonement" prove just how powerfully immersive such bravura gestures can be.
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In one entry, written sometime in the early 1960s, Tworkov expands upon the significance of his young friend's work and effectively summarizes the admiration he had for the younger artist: It's difficult for anyone experienced or inexperienced in art to accept Rauschenberg's object of a shaggy goat with a rubber tire around its middle, its nose desecrated by blobs of paint as a sculpture or a painting or as an art object.
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