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Monthly Archives: May 2008
Haikal: Arabs today
Haikal again in the American University in Cairo [full speech in Arabic]: Arabs invested their money and future on America, they changed their names, behavior, or did a plastic surgeries just to fit in the image the U.S. wants sees … Continue reading
Jordanians not interested in politics
Reshaping politics in Jordan, to follow recent Middle East changes, please read the comments in English at the end of the page: [The] people are hungry, the country first should feed the people, the [b]ig brother America should, feed the nation … Continue reading
Sistani to participate in the provincial election
It seems Sistani wants to know what it’s like to be a politician, reported today on Al Hurriya news that Sistani’s representatives will participate in the provincial election in Basra, why in Basra and not in other provinces or Hawza’s … Continue reading
Haikal: The U.S. to stay in Iraq for 12 years
This is published on many Arab newspapers today, the speech of Mohammad Hassanein Haikal in which he explains the situation in the Middle East and Arab countries, sadly we don’t have the full speech except some briefings and Three minutes … Continue reading
This is an American military, economic, and cultural domination
For the first time, I see Muqtada Al Sadr and Harith Al Dhari agree on something, which is ht rejection of the U.S. — Iraq long-term presence treaty, this what the AMSI statement says: Despite continues public rejection of long-term … Continue reading
Inside Al-Hawza
Something people need to know; Sistani and other Ayatollahs’ images of humble old men dedicated their lives to fulfill their “duty to God” and serve the Shiite community, is totally misleading. In reality they are multi-millionaires, Hawza-barons with turbans, make … Continue reading
Sarkozy’s Mediterranean trap
Clovis Maksoud warns of Sarkozy’s Union for the Mediterranean saying: It is a trap to force Arab countries to recognize Israel.
Barzani’s connection to Al-Qaeda in Mosul
I reported few days ago that Al-Qaeda in Mosul is the creation of the Kurdish officials in Barzani’s PDK, Al-Akhbar gives a full details of this connection [interesting you can’t find this in the western media]: Confessions of the detainees … Continue reading
Izzat Al-Douri on AP News
Ap story on Izzat Al-Douri and Ba’ath Party, Ap news quotes Al-Mawqif Al-Arabi magazine but there is no such report in the newspaper or at least in the online version. Ap said they manged to obtain an audio record of … Continue reading
Muqtada responds after getting big boost from Nasrallah
If anybody bothered himself to analyze Hassan Nasrallah speech yesterday, he will read the direct boost he gave to Muqtada Al-Sadr [and other factions]. Sad to see that Iraqi intellectuals and public silence, not condemning this treaty. Just like Iraqi … Continue reading