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kickin’ up a ruckus
The Arab Spring began as a revolutionary movement with a open, and sometimes radical program for renewal, as last compared to the existing order. And it turning out to be something failrly similar to what it replaced. In Syria, the … Continue reading
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Tagged Abdel Fatah Younis, Bashar el Assad, Camp Bastion Helmand Province, Christopher Stevens ambassador, Free Syrian Army, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Marx Brothers A Night in Casablanca, Recep Tayyip Erdogan AKP Party, Syria Crisis Bashar Assad, The Marx Brothers
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the resisters
To some, Sheikh Scapa is another terrorist, to others he is a martyr engaged in a holy act, pleasurable to Allah in taking out the enemy. Resistance, violent and deadly resistance being morally acceptable given the nature of Israel’s occupation … Continue reading
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Tagged Damien Cave, Efim Weinstein, Free Syrian Army, Judge Young-Gefer, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, mahmoud abbas, Mohamad Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood Egypt, robert fisk, Salam Fayyad Palestinian Authority, Saudi Arabia executions, Sheikh Nazem Abu Salim Scapa, Steven Plaut
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Business is business: a nation of traders?
1-800-kidnap. Its a new app. The kidnap app: does all the calculations, delivery charges, storage charges, maintenance charges. Any depreciation and product damage, insurance for product liability and any additional warranties on future performance that may fall short of expectations. … Continue reading
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Tagged 9/11 Memorial Jerusalem, Bashar Al Assad, Dan Shapiro U.S. Embassy Irsarel, doug saunders globe and mail, Edward Said, Efim Weinstein, ehud olmert, Eliezer Weishoff sculptor, Eric Saunders, Free Syrian Army, Free Syrian Army Kidnappings, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Norman Finkelstein, Red Hot Chili Peppers Israel, Saad Hariri, Sheikh Nazem Abu Salim, Yitzhak Aharonovitch
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fill the void: the voidoid zone
Just another week in the Middle East. The U.S. is now hedging its bets on the Syrian Free Army, simply a little too wily and wooly and seem to be looking for strategic alternatives by splitting hairs between classifying moderate … Continue reading
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Tagged Daniel Pipes, Fill the Void Rama Burshtein, Free Syrian Army, Gary Cooper, Gustav Klimt, Kathy Evans, Lipa Schmeltzer, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, mahmoud abbas, Mohamad Morsi, Mursi Egypt, Nadim Shehadi, Omer Shatz We Are Refugees, robert fisk, Said K. Aburish, Salam Fayyad Palestinian Authority, Salman Rushdie, Syria Crisis Bashar Assad, thomas friedman
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too many people
Yet their brows touched heaven. Islam brought them to their feet in this first of the Arab awakenings. Islam created Arabism, and from the start, the power of one was the power of the other. The strength of islam is … Continue reading
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Tagged Al Nusra Front, avigor liberman, Colonel Einat Ron, Danny Chen, Elvis Costello, Free Syrian Army, Harry Houdini, Linda McCartney, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Nagla Wafa, Navi Pillay UN, Paul McCartney Ram, Private Danny Chen, rachel corrie
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domino effect: men in long black coats
An aesthetic of violence. An aesthetic of racism. An aesthetic of the excessive. Who knows how this horsetrading is going to work out in the end. Pawns in their game, from Syrian “freedom” fighters and any other form of demented, … Continue reading
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Tagged al-Nabi Saleh spring, ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Bashar Al Assad, Damien Cave, Dror Etkes, Free Syrian Army, George Galloway, Greek Patriarch Theophilos III, ICAHD Jeff Halper, Julian Assange, Meir Margalit Jerusalem, Migron expulsion Israel, Nabi Saleh Water Spring, Nariman Tamini Nabi Saleh water spring, Peace Now movement, Simon of Trent, Sunni Islamists, Syrian Muslim Brotherhood, Taif Accord 1989
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a plateful it is
The level of profoundness and incisiveness, let alone plain vanilla veracity is about at the same level as elementary school Scholastic Book Services paperbacks. Banal, slightly generic, and with lots of pablum serving drivel and spittle. Its the New York … Continue reading