How can you write for Forcefield?
A major reason for the Human Rights Industry's failure to address these issues is their reliance on the same tired and often ideologically monolithic group of informants; and rectifying that is one of the reasons why Forcefield has been formed. For instance, decades of human rights atrocities have reduced Bangladesh's Hindu population from one in five to less than eight percent. The "usual suspects" have been silent. Arab terrorists have deliberately rained down rockets on Israeli civilians, schools, and more. The "usual suspects" have been silent. Islamist and communist terrorists have deliberately targeted and murdered thousands of Indian civilians. The "usual suspects" have been silent. With evidence of these violations available and verified, it would take a studied rejection of it for the "usual suspects" at the UN and elsewhere to ignored these atrocities. Forcefield does not!
To give voice to those who are ignored--and to avoid falling into the same trap the others did, we encourage people to write for the Forcefield web site. Give voice to the voiceless. Educate people about the real human rights violations their media and others never address. We will consider original articles and articles you have published elsewhere, so long as you hold the rights to re-publish them. We also wish to acknowledge those other sites where the piece was published. All submissions to Forcefield will be moderated for content, relevance to our goals, and compliance with Forcefield's by-laws.
Submission of an article to Forcefield constitutes the author's stipulation that the decision of Forcefield is final and requires no reason or justification. The author and those acting on behalf of the author further stipulate to hold harmless Forcefield and its individual directors, officers, and members in all matters with regard to the article, its acceptance or rejection. Prima facie examples of material that will not be published includes but are not limited to: calling for the destruction of the United States, Israel, or any other democratic country; inciting or voicing approval of violence or agitation against individuals or groups on the basis of race, religion, or ethnicity; denying the existence or extent of the Nazi holocaust against the Jewish people; supporting any organization or individual determined by the United States to be a terrorist organization or have ties to one; supporting any organizations, individuals, or national leaders who engage in any of the activities noted here as exclusionary; spreading slanders and deliberate misinformation about Judaism, Hinduis, or other faiths.
Now that we have that out of the way, how can you submit an article? Simple. Just email your submission--in the body of your email not as an attachment--to Forcefield or to its President Richard Benkin.