Krzys Wasilewski

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Krzys Wasilewski, while living in Poland, completing his masters degree in International Relations, was seduced by English Literature.

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Burma Needs Condoms More Than Food, Says UN

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UNFPA says that vast access to condoms and other forms of contraception is essential to keep the HIV virus in Burma at the present low level.

Americans May Soon Need Visas to Visit Europe

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Soon this futuristic scene may become reality as the European Parliament is growing increasingly irritated with U.S. immigration policies.

America Is Racist (According to the United Nations)

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The United Nations is launching an investigation into alleged racism in the United States. It is not the United States that is racist; it's the United Nations.

Indiana Jones Makes Archeology Popular Again

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If the Jurassic Park series made millions of kids fall in love with ugly and terrifying dinosaurs, then Harrison Ford may turn archeology into the most popular course on college campuses.

Abortion: European Genocide?

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Europe is facing extinction, alarms a study prepared by a Spanish nongovernmental organization. Fewer and fewer children are born every year as Europeans focus on their careers and personal benefits.
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