الأحد، 25 مايو 2014
الاثنين، 19 مايو 2014
the best friends
the best friends will do any things to sign for me only the best
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/180/864/457/?post_id=100000633513608_786022521428858#sign
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Stop the killing and the flow of blood in the Arab world and the Islamic nation ،،،،،،،،،،
The elimination of the rebel movements and armed groups in the Arab world ،،،،،،،،
Fight backwardness and ignorance Establish security and stability in the Arab world and the Islamic nation،،،،؛؛؛؛؛؛؛؛؛؛
Help future generations to think and production ،،،،،،،،
The advancement of the nation, in order to help all the poeple to live the best life،،،،،
you have the power to create change.
START SHARING AND WATCH YOUR IMPACT GROW
WE SIGNED: PUT PRESSURE ON LEADERS IN ORDER TO APPLY THE NEW
CHARTER TO OUR NATION,WHICH I WROTE BY
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/180/864/457/?post_id=100000633513608_786022521428858#sign
we've got 62 signatures, help us get to 1,000
overview
petition
Stop the killing and the flow of blood in the Arab world and the Islamic nation ،،،،،،،،،،
The elimination of the rebel movements and armed groups in the Arab world ،،،،،،،،
Fight backwardness and ignorance Establish security and stability in the Arab world and the Islamic nation،،،،؛؛؛؛؛؛؛؛؛؛
Help future generations to think and production ،،،،،،،،
The advancement of the nation, in order to help all the poeple to live the best life،،،،،
you have the power to create change.
START SHARING AND WATCH YOUR IMPACT GROW
WE SIGNED: PUT PRESSURE ON LEADERS IN ORDER TO APPLY THE NEW
CHARTER TO OUR NATION,WHICH I WROTE BY
الخميس، 3 أبريل 2014
الجمعة، 28 فبراير 2014
not free Wrestling
conflict between truth and falsehood ,
falsehood become Strong and solid
the liar become honest
the Drink for Energy
hypocrisy cleverness
the theft during trade is Genius,
Bribery candy strawberry
Education for certificate only
Dimension of religion is civilization
religion for some is curtain
singing to expel the anxiety
the Marriage is restrictions
Third sex become pure plain
if you have money then you are king
if you do not have money then you are Flies
Injustice is Arts ,
Blood being like water and search for water, such as searching for Phoenix egg
Positive law is power
legal affairs in the case of stillness
********
Suddenly the sword of the truth cut the neck of the falsehood
Is reflected what was to be\
and the sun shines and lights up the universe
, let me dream , let me dream about , , , let me dream of
Maybe some day, be
http://sh-joon.blogspot.com/2014/02/blog-post_28.html
الأربعاء، 26 فبراير 2014
. Vigilance and caution
What is happening in the area of regional towards Sudan is intentional ..and all sides Include some Arab countries tried to subjugate Sudan by all means , but did not work most of the means they have taken to make Sudan another Somalia
every Schemes in Darfur has failed.... Now at Nile blue ... because the nature of the Sudanese people refuse violence>>. Fortunately for Sudan all the variables regional in the interest for Sudan ..Gaddafi go and the situation stabilize with Chad , Ethiopia and the rescue success on improve the relationship with the South it.. all that help the West to grew his wrath toward Sudan.. now there is an economic war for cripple Sudan economically..Prevent Sudan from any financial transaction Arab or international..... And there are signs of war between all Provinces Sudanese people, especially that causing by sector SPLM north every one must know this Organization is implementing a foreign agenda and she has nothing to do with what is going on Sudan land ....... Vigilance and caution
الثلاثاء، 11 فبراير 2014
الاثنين، 3 فبراير 2014
you make me laughing ...when I see the Statue of Liberty ...where is the freedom for the people of USA .
What it's like to come home to America if your name is "Ahmed
Ahmed Shihab-Eldin is a respected journalist who holds US citizenship. Every time he returns to his home in New York, he is detained for many hours by the DHS, subjected to humiliating questioning and detention without evidence or charge, because he fits a "profile" that seems to consist entirely of "brown dude with Arabic name who visits the middle east." He recently returned from the World Economic Forum in Davos and found himself detained for hours, despite having been assured that his name had been removed from the DHS's watch-list.
His story of harrowing treatment at JFK airport stands in sharp contrast to his experiences at checkpoints in the middle east, where security risks are much more immediate and more grave. As he points out, America has spent billions creating an aviation security system and system of border checks that have had no material impact on security, but have nonetheless enmiserated, alienated, and harassed millions of people who committed no crime and posed no threat,
The room was filled with rows of seats and several DHS officers with colorful folders (red, yellow, green, blue) lined up in front of them with passports and travel documents. The juxtaposition of the colorful folders with the rows of mostly brown people filling the seats was suspect in itself.
"Omar Mubarak... Juan Diaz... Sayed Hussain," the officers called us one by one.
I couldn't help but feel as though JFK itself was a bit racist.
After a 14-hour trip, I wanted to stretch my legs. So I stood up, anxious to find myself back in the room, especially after having written to the DHS. "Take a seat," the officer at the door sternly said to me. I told him I wanted to stretch my legs after the long flight. He told me I wasn't allowed to stand up. You are also not allowed to use your phone or electronic equipment. I was also slightly surprised to find as many children in the room as there were cameras.
"Sir, I'm a U.S. citizen who wants to stand while being detained. Am I not allowed to stand?" I said, pointing to the Asian man and Pakistani woman standing with their toddler strapped to the man's chest. Anyway, there were only two empty seats in the room with a capacity of 60.
"Sit down!" he repeated for the sixth time, and came and confiscated my phone, which I was using to try to text my coworkers who were waiting to share a car home.
Davos to Detention: Why I Hate Coming Home to America [Ahmed Shihab-Eldin/Huffington Post]
(via Mitch Wagner)
that is our game
you make me laughing ...when I see the Statue of Liberty ...where is the freedom for the people of USA ...why Mr Joseph your ambassador in Sudan was referred to the pension dont tell me becouse he become
Muslim man ...What a shameful thing if that is the reason...
..http://boingboing.net/2014/02/02/what-its-like-to-come-home-t.htm
Ahmed Shihab-Eldin is a respected journalist who holds US citizenship. Every time he returns to his home in New York, he is detained for many hours by the DHS, subjected to humiliating questioning and detention without evidence or charge, because he fits a "profile" that seems to consist entirely of "brown dude with Arabic name who visits the middle east." He recently returned from the World Economic Forum in Davos and found himself detained for hours, despite having been assured that his name had been removed from the DHS's watch-list.
His story of harrowing treatment at JFK airport stands in sharp contrast to his experiences at checkpoints in the middle east, where security risks are much more immediate and more grave. As he points out, America has spent billions creating an aviation security system and system of border checks that have had no material impact on security, but have nonetheless enmiserated, alienated, and harassed millions of people who committed no crime and posed no threat,
The room was filled with rows of seats and several DHS officers with colorful folders (red, yellow, green, blue) lined up in front of them with passports and travel documents. The juxtaposition of the colorful folders with the rows of mostly brown people filling the seats was suspect in itself.
"Omar Mubarak... Juan Diaz... Sayed Hussain," the officers called us one by one.
I couldn't help but feel as though JFK itself was a bit racist.
After a 14-hour trip, I wanted to stretch my legs. So I stood up, anxious to find myself back in the room, especially after having written to the DHS. "Take a seat," the officer at the door sternly said to me. I told him I wanted to stretch my legs after the long flight. He told me I wasn't allowed to stand up. You are also not allowed to use your phone or electronic equipment. I was also slightly surprised to find as many children in the room as there were cameras.
"Sir, I'm a U.S. citizen who wants to stand while being detained. Am I not allowed to stand?" I said, pointing to the Asian man and Pakistani woman standing with their toddler strapped to the man's chest. Anyway, there were only two empty seats in the room with a capacity of 60.
"Sit down!" he repeated for the sixth time, and came and confiscated my phone, which I was using to try to text my coworkers who were waiting to share a car home.
Davos to Detention: Why I Hate Coming Home to America [Ahmed Shihab-Eldin/Huffington Post]
(via Mitch Wagner)
that is our game
you make me laughing ...when I see the Statue of Liberty ...where is the freedom for the people of USA ...why Mr Joseph your ambassador in Sudan was referred to the pension dont tell me becouse he become
Muslim man ...What a shameful thing if that is the reason...
..http://boingboing.net/2014/02/02/what-its-like-to-come-home-t.htm
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