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Aug 10
LOOKING FOR: an Arabic Teacher
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May 10
Taking screwing with you mind to a whole different level
I wanted to say taking the term Mind F*&% too literally
23
May 10
I have drawings of the prophet Mohammed(pbuh)
A few days ago it was the Draw Mohammed day, where people expressed their creativity by drawing Mohammed and enjoying their free speech so here I’ll include the winners and some runner-ups as well
do enjoy !
In order of the great Waldo here is the latest “Where is Waldo – Mohammed edition?”
The Fantastic connect the dot Mohammed, be the architect of your own blaspheme piece of art
and the post modern genius of PP
I sincerely hope that you enjoyed the blasphemy and learned a thing or two about what made you press on this post, what was in it, and the significance of prejudice and preconceptions
ENJOY!
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May 10
Just because the Financial Times didn’t want to run it
Tim Hancock, Amnesty International UK’s campaigns director, said: “The decision by the Financial Times is extremely disappointing. We gave them written reassurances that we would take full responsibility for the comments and opinions stated in the advertisement. Both The Metro and The Evening Standard had no problems with running the ad.“
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May 10
The Economic Hitman – Is that part of the problem or the whole?
I wonder what people think when they see this kind of thing. I have come to believe as i was growing out that the concept of a lie or a truth are just ideal forms for what exists in reality, and every truth has a certain lie in it for one reason or another.
The concept here is that multinationals have created a shadow government of sorts that extorts or lures both its home governments and those countries that they operate in. There is a prevalent belief that multi-nationals are evil to the core, and that national local resources should be protected from foreign entities.
This view about companies and the way capitalism operates in the world might be true, and its effects are tangible but i doubt that corporations are intrinsically corrupt and evil. But do they view themselves as evil is probably always answered with the negative.
The reason that there is a difference in perception between the two groups is just a matter of differing incentives. When a person’s incentives are setup in way where their reward is measured in terms of the money that they cash-in at the end of the yea, Then you will try your best to game the system and get away with as much as possible in order to achieve that.
So the fact of the matter is that the system is what causes capitalism to be glutinous, so if we managed to step away from the lessaiz-faire century, and move into the middle ground during this century then we might be able to mend this dangerous gap that formed between capitalism and its corporation and the people. and the more people perceive that there is a collusion between the corporations and government the more trouble they would cause which won’t be good to either. Without a leash and control and creating a system where the incentives are less focused on monetary focus and more focused on a totalitarian view of the impact of business as a whole.
People just like coorperation don’t really care or know about the effects of their consumption, and that is the other side of the problem. When a person goes to fill up on gas they are merely paying for the cost of getting it out of the well and into their tank. They don’t know, care, or want to pay for the cost of using it, the price-tag for the damage that was done to get it our anything else that might increase the price. And unless this starts to change consumerism will continue to grow.
Fighting consumerism while admirable on the personal level but unless there if a national shift in ideals and incentives it will continue to grow and continue making people perceive the consumers as evil and vile creatures when in reality they are just trying to do what makes them happy, no matter how misdirected it is.
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May 10
Been Hacked
Sorry for anyone who visited my blog and got a warning or has been redirected to a different website. I had a malicious code embedded into my installation which was causing me some problems so I had to delete and recover my data and then it got infected again… But now we are back into business.
ENJOY!
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May 10
The Jordanians' Option
The silence on this piece of news is just making my ears bleed, at least I thought that blogs will give it its due but no! The one blog that should have carried it prefer to talk about some news in Lebanon… And I guess it was expected that the papers won’t have anything to say or feel any need to mention it. At least Mohammed Omar touched on it
So the national veterans association of Jordan issued a political statement the other day, the association that represents a 140,000 military officers around the kingdom. The political statement deals with the issue of the renouncement of the west bank by Jordan in 1988 and speaks of a diabolical “Zionist” scheme that is coming to fruition. The highlights of this political statement are as follows:
- A refusal to fully nationalize and allow a representative in the political system for the 4.4 million(this was later modified to reflect 2.2 million but kept the other numbers the same) people of Palestinian origin that are currently residing in Jordan. Whether they are refugees, yellow, blue or green card holders.
- There is a growing support in Jordan to this Zionistic plan and demand their right to be nationalized Jordanians and their right for a political representation.
- They demand the fortification of the lines for the sons of Jordan and working on doing the following:
- The Jordanian constitution does not vest the power of decision making in anyone but the King regardless of their relationship to him.
- The constitutionalisation and the issuing of laws based on the renouncement of the west bank in 1988, which makes the status of our Palestinian “brothers” in Jordan as follows:
- Those who are unable to return should be Jordanian until the establishment of a Palestinian state.
- Those who are able to return should be given the Palestinian nationality and should head home to their country.
- They want a nationalistic government that confiscates the wealth of the corrupt, reacquires strategic economic institutions and makes them public, and focuses on the development of the countryside and the desert.
- Bring to the front the Jordanian identity and to allow the freedom to express, act and organize to further this identity while at the same time striking the elements of this Zionist plan.
For the full version you can go here, and you will see how much support this statement has among “Jordanians”. I just have a few questions about all of this. What are they expecting the outcome to be? How much longer will the Pandora box be locked away? Is this the best time for this statement to come out after what has been going on the past 6 months? and why the hell is no one really discussing it locally? Does this statement fall under the publication law?
ENJOY!
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Mar 10
The Golden Ratio animation
This is a brilliant animation and representation of the golden ratio in nature and how it manifests its self.
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Mar 10
The population of Jerusalem over time: Is Wiki right about this ??
I came across this map the other day and sounded about right, this is a map of land ownership by ethnicity of Palestine in 1946.
Then i got curious to see the population of jerusalem and how the percentages have changed over time and got shocked to see the numbers in wikipedia displaying that the majority over time has always been jewish.
Now being from over there I know that wasn’t the case at least from after the first world war which is the oldest oral first hand account that i heard about such issues from my grandfather. While Jews where there, in their own quarter like the afghan, Armenians and other immigrants and traders, they were hardly the majority and compromising more than half the population of the city by 1948…
I tried to find some historical or documented numbers of the population of the city and couldn’t find any. I could go home and look up what “Jerusalem divided” has but that will require me to GOOOOOOOOOOO home. So does anyone have any numbers about the population of Jerusalem over time? Can we correct those numbers in Wiki?






