HeyJaredHenry David Abraham’s Stuff for Public Consumption
A founding father of the American affiliate of IPPNW which received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1985. Harvard psychiatrist, writing essays on nuclear policy, psychiatry, politics, and history. Author of After the Genocides (CSP, 2024).
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Through the Miracle of Copy and Paste (opens the original)
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“A Disgrace” (opens the original)
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On August 12, 2026, Dr. Jonathan S. Reiner, Professor of Medicine at The George Washington University, wrote a guest essay in the New York Times entitled, “I Was Dick Cheney’s Cardiologist. Trump Has Not Looked Well, and We Should Know Why.” In it he posed a list of questions about President Donald Trump’s medical condition, pointing out unanswered cardiovascular and cognitive concerns, and the absence of any explanation of why he needed an historically unprecedented number of 22 physicians for
American Dunkirk (opens the original)
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In May of 1940 one of the great escapes in military history occurred when thousands of “little ships” comprising yachts, fishing boats, and motor launches came together alongside large ships of the Royal Navy to ferry 338,000 Allied soldiers from France to England about to be slaughtered by advancing German forces. The heroic story of the Dunkirk evacuation is a part of the annals of World War II.Let me share with you, before the horror of the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Centers in New York d
The High Cost of Hummingbirds (opens the original)
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Our backyard in Michigan this summer has been graced with hummingbirds, tiny creatures who can hover like helicopters, flap their wings a hundred times a second, and even fly backwards. They are a miracle of nature.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="227" src="http
Two Nice Pieces about Our Work Resisting Donald Trump (opens the original)
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Two nice pieces came in about the work my colleagues and I have been doing regarding our president. Thomas Edsall in an op-ed piece in the NY Times quoted from our Statement to Congress extensively on September 15:https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/15/opinion/trump-september-11-fantasy-reality.htmland one by Kieron Monks in the UK:https://inews.co.uk/news/world/nobel-prize-scientist-trump-unstable-nuc
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