Rufen wir uns noch mal in Erinnerung:
Dan Rosenberg Asmussen, chairman of the country's Jewish Community, said the local media was "filled with misinformation about circumcision and its effects".
Und schon geht's los:
The myths about circumcision thrive in the media
Und mit diesen "Fehlinformationen" (Mythen) wird jetzt radikal aufgeräumt!
(Alle Übersetzungen ins Englische unter Googlish-Vorbehalt)
No, it is not obvious that circumcision violates the boy's rights, this is actually what is being debated.
Although it is repeated endlessly, it is also not true that research shows that circumcision destroys the adult man's sex life. The current health evidence in the field actually gives a completely different picture.
But the Parliamentary consideration of a ban on circumcision obviously can not be based on myths, prejudices and unfounded rumors.
What do the Muslim and Jewish boys and men about being circumcised when they can talk anonymously to researchers?
Äh, bitte, wie soll das gehen? Wenn jemand tatsächlich anonym ist, ist nicht bestimmbar ob er Jude, Moslem oder sonst was ist.
Und natürlich, was fällt wieder? Tätä! Man kann schon vorher Wetten abschließen - ja, der Ausdruck "Kinderschänder". Den fast exklusiv und notorisch die Kinderverstümmelungsbefürworter aufbringen:
And we must act now, before very negative images of Danish Jews and Muslims as child molesters spreading in society...
https://translate.google.de/translate?hl=d…ves-i-medierne/
Und so eine Propaganda in "Politiken", da kann sich die Lobby aber wirklich nicht über die Presse beklagen!
Und wer sind die Autoren?
Heidi Laura hat ein Buch geschrieben, "Den jødiske verden", (vermtl.: "Die jüdische Welt")
Who are the Jews, and where do they live? How did the Jews evolved from a very small Near Eastern peoples to a global culture? And what is it that bind ...
https://translate.google.de/translate?hl=d…b_9788756704649
Heidi Laura, 41, is an arts journalist and literary critic, and she is in this context particularly concerned to convey Jewish tradition, science and folklore
A bit of a happy fagnørd she says. But because she was carrying a fruitful frustration that the Jewish culture and religion was not widely disseminated, she is now an even happier journalist who has a clear ambition to reach a diverse audience of readers.
As half-Argentinean, Jewish and "academic nerd"....For it is also very much to be Jewish, half Argentine and called Laura surname.
Heidi Laura belongs to a generation in their 40s who grew up in homes where rituals and traditions are not prominent role. But that's beginning to change, and today it is largely women who breathes life into the Jewish heritage by giving rituals, stories and traditions on to their children.
Ach soooo ist das....
https://translate.google.de/translate?hl=d…e-frustrationer
Und wie steh es mit Dan Meyrowitsch, der Professor am Institut für öffentliche Gesundheit?
Was für ein Zufall! "Researchers DAN MEYROWITSCH have Jewish background..."
Meyrowitsch refers to several studies suggesting that circumcision does not lead to reduced sensitivity.
Positive effects on health that he mentions is less cervical cancer in women whose partners are circumcised, especially in areas where personal hygiene is not so high.
https://translate.google.de/translate?hl=d…ligion/6978938/
Ach so, Meyrowitsch ist auch Mit-Autor der Studie: "'It brought joy in my home as in the area of my wife.' How recently circumcised adult men ascribe value to and make sense of male circumcision"
