Dedicated to my Mom, Amina and wife, Samina and in fact to those who are fighting for their freedom through out the world especially Palestinians, this space will provide a chance for youth and others to speak out their minds.
Für alle Jugendliche aus Homberg, bei denen der Polizeibeamte Alfred Roch das gleiche probiert hier eine Notrufnummer. Ruft mich an, ich bin da für Euch 0178-3641739! Niemand, absolut niemand hat das Recht Euch Angst in Eurer Stadt zu machen. Gemeinsam, werde more…
Well, so well said !!!! B16 is on an IN song,, as have all of his preceeders.... Some people have a natural gift to be IN while others don't, even if they try. WHILE SOME FEW create the IN business - This could make big contreverse : Who was more gifted than B16 an BabyB ? Nixo more…
Yet Puerto Rico has been for ages been on the edge to be number 52 after Fidel imppeached Cuba bieng it...
Seems numbers 52,53 and at least 54 are very desired...
Puerto rico has been voting to settle that but is already a "Special Territory to USA"
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And marshall Islands and 2 or 3 others are under American C more…
Oh no, I don't think the same one !! Not the same threat !
But another one, more sophisticated, with money pressure and god knows what else.... for sure !
But it's good to see less and less people are candid...
And as this happens less "fate" can leave US government decide for everybody and give orders instead af ac more…
You're absolutely right steph! There are those who obey and those who resist.
Those who obey and resist have no principles and for those principles matter who resist.
But don't you think that those who have ideological bondage of any type fall in the second category and the people like Musharraf have no ideology just to obey?
Shav more…
Pakistan is a nuclear state, the US isn't going to bomb it. Gen Musharraf, was probably more scared that the US would assassinate him, then bomb Pakistan. Chavez, Castro, Morales, Ahamdinejad, Assad, Sayed Nasrollah, Haniyeh, Al-Sadr, al-Bashir all live under the threat of assassination. Look what happened to Sheikh Yassin. Musharraf seems more wor more…
Pope Benedict XVI proved himself to be another George Bush on the religious front of a war to sustain the existing unjust world order. Actually he is singing an " IN song" that every one is singing since 9/11. more…
But, according to the Pope and his huge number of fanatical followers, the Pope can not make a mistake. And according to the fanatical followers of Mohamed, he could not make a mistake. So we have two opposing groups, both convinced they are right.
Should we consider Suzanne Fields a spokes woman of Christians? Did he write some thing right? The Pope should apologies rather further ridiculing Islam! more…
this is a general problem and it's not due to the common people's earns and wages but to the fact, that politicians don't go shopping (besides they don't have to care about costs too much) more…
If there is a culture divide through out the world as you indicated it so the question raise is how to blam for it. The capitalist. or the Masses of the world who doesnt know what to do. I am pasting below the letter by samina shah below from the same blog.
Capitalizing on immigration
The New York Times (April 15) has quoted the more…
It may not be as stark as in Pakistan, where I know there is huge amount of poverty and lawlessness in some areas but house prices are not affordable in London for the average man and the division between rich and poor is the worst its been for years in the UK.
But Sir there is a difference. In UK there are the opportunities of employment and the prices are affordable for a common man. Here we have had to experience a double hike in price resulting in increase in the crime rate. A few days before a young man snatched my cell phone. i am not holding him responsible for that crime but the rulers are helping more…
It's the same in England; and not just senior politicians either. Even local councillors receive generous expenses and perks such as free travel so they are totally unaware of the actual cost of things. more…
Recent comments (25)
In response to: "The Coward Leader of the World." 645 days old
by yolicoliflor [Member]
coming back after a few months home, I see this blog is .... stuck ?
Samnimooo !! You must do something.
Who's this misguided "we", sourgrapes, right up here ? Is it a rescued Steinback character ? not on phasis to what's really happening although....
I read a most interesting book enlightened me on middle Eas more…
In response to: "The Coward Leader of the World." 716 days old
by sourgrapes [Visitor]
piss off cry baby. You should be so lucky as to be invited into the United States of America. If we let you in would you quit crying? more…
In response to: "The Coward Leader of the World." 1015 days old
by Oscar [Visitor]
In response to: "Suzanne Fields’ words in Washington times is confession" 1055 days old
by yolicoliflor [Member]
ahem !!!!
Well, glad to see you samnimoo !!!!
Well, so well said !!!! B16 is on an IN song,, as have all of his preceeders.... Some people have a natural gift to be IN while others don't, even if they try. WHILE SOME FEW create the IN business - This could make big contreverse : Who was more gifted than B16 an BabyB ? Nixo more…
In response to: "The Coward Leader of the World." 1069 days old
by safriz [Member]
Hows you naimat khan,long time no see. more…
In response to: "The Coward Leader of the World." 1069 days old
by safriz [Member]
Spot on steph,thats very true i beleive.
More than being assasinated,he was worried about his government.
He has US backing to stay in power. more…
In response to: "The Coward Leader of the World." 1131 days old
by yolicoliflor [Member]
Yet Puerto Rico has been for ages been on the edge to be number 52 after Fidel imppeached Cuba bieng it...
Seems numbers 52,53 and at least 54 are very desired...
Puerto rico has been voting to settle that but is already a "Special Territory to USA"
"
And marshall Islands and 2 or 3 others are under American C more…
In response to: "The Coward Leader of the World." 1131 days old
by yolicoliflor [Member]
LOLO ! You are eyes wide open ! more…
In response to: "The Coward Leader of the World." 1131 days old
by yolicoliflor [Member]
Oh no, I don't think the same one !! Not the same threat !
But another one, more sophisticated, with money pressure and god knows what else.... for sure !
But it's good to see less and less people are candid...
And as this happens less "fate" can leave US government decide for everybody and give orders instead af ac more…
In response to: "The Coward Leader of the World." 1144 days old
by samnimoo [Member]
You're absolutely right steph! There are those who obey and those who resist.
Those who obey and resist have no principles and for those principles matter who resist.
But don't you think that those who have ideological bondage of any type fall in the second category and the people like Musharraf have no ideology just to obey?
Shav more…
In response to: "The Coward Leader of the World." 1145 days old
by deleted user [Visitor]
Pakistan is a nuclear state, the US isn't going to bomb it. Gen Musharraf, was probably more scared that the US would assassinate him, then bomb Pakistan. Chavez, Castro, Morales, Ahamdinejad, Assad, Sayed Nasrollah, Haniyeh, Al-Sadr, al-Bashir all live under the threat of assassination. Look what happened to Sheikh Yassin. Musharraf seems more wor more…
In response to: "The Coward Leader of the World." 1149 days old
by samnimoo [Member]
IF it is so then we are 53rd. more…
In response to: "The Coward Leader of the World." 1149 days old
by oak4jazz Pro
I do beleive there is already a 52nd state in the US - The UK.
more…
In response to: "The Coward Leader of the World." 1149 days old
by The_Walrus Pro
And would you prefer to be bombed? Why do you think British prime ministers follow American orders? They made the same threat to us, I expect. more…
In response to: "Suzanne Fields’ words in Washington times is confession" 1149 days old
by samnimoo [Member]
Pope Benedict XVI proved himself to be another George Bush on the religious front of a war to sustain the existing unjust world order. Actually he is singing an " IN song" that every one is singing since 9/11. more…
In response to: "Suzanne Fields’ words in Washington times is confession" 1150 days old
by The_Walrus Pro
But, according to the Pope and his huge number of fanatical followers, the Pope can not make a mistake. And according to the fanatical followers of Mohamed, he could not make a mistake. So we have two opposing groups, both convinced they are right.
Turns out they are both wrong. Ah well.... more…
In response to: "Suzanne Fields’ words in Washington times is confession" 1150 days old
by samnimoo [Member]
Should we consider Suzanne Fields a spokes woman of Christians? Did he write some thing right? The Pope should apologies rather further ridiculing Islam! more…
In response to: "The Public representatives unaware of the problem of Masses" 1241 days old
by immekeppel [Member]
this is a general problem and it's not due to the common people's earns and wages but to the fact, that politicians don't go shopping (besides they don't have to care about costs too much) more…
In response to: "The Public representatives unaware of the problem of Masses" 1248 days old
by msfullphat [Member]
your blog is very quiet
I hope that all is well
Now,I have been to visit
sure you have a tale to tell more…
In response to: "The Public representatives unaware of the problem of Masses" 1277 days old
by JessicaSmith Pro
Hi there!
Prices are not really affordable for the common man here in England it is really over the top how much everything costs!
Jessica more…
In response to: "The Public representatives unaware of the problem of Masses" 1283 days old
by protomag [Member]
If there is a culture divide through out the world as you indicated it so the question raise is how to blam for it. The capitalist. or the Masses of the world who doesnt know what to do. I am pasting below the letter by samina shah below from the same blog.
Capitalizing on immigration
The New York Times (April 15) has quoted the more…
In response to: "The Public representatives unaware of the problem of Masses" 1283 days old
by deleted user [Visitor]
It may not be as stark as in Pakistan, where I know there is huge amount of poverty and lawlessness in some areas but house prices are not affordable in London for the average man and the division between rich and poor is the worst its been for years in the UK.
Steph more…
In response to: "The Public representatives unaware of the problem of Masses" 1284 days old
by avrilo [Member]
Politicians are not known for their humility (except for Ghandi), compassion or ability to change things for the better for those in most need. more…
In response to: "The Public representatives unaware of the problem of Masses" 1285 days old
by samnimoo [Member]
But Sir there is a difference. In UK there are the opportunities of employment and the prices are affordable for a common man. Here we have had to experience a double hike in price resulting in increase in the crime rate. A few days before a young man snatched my cell phone. i am not holding him responsible for that crime but the rulers are helping more…
In response to: "The Public representatives unaware of the problem of Masses" 1285 days old
by lee954 [Member]
It's the same in England; and not just senior politicians either. Even local councillors receive generous expenses and perks such as free travel so they are totally unaware of the actual cost of things. more…