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It is a popular saying that a land without governing law must have no records of misconducts. It will be grossly impossible in the same vein to live amicably in a land that has no functional documented governing laws (constitution) for its citizens...
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Israeli far-right, neo-fascist foreign minister Avigdor Lieberman - who was elected on a platform that accused Israel’s 1.3million Arab citizens (23% of the...
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Egypt joins the club of the Enemies of Palestine. Israel has built two walls to simultaneously lock-in Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza into open-air prisons. And...
made popular Dec 22 2009
A new joint report by the United Nations Development Programme and the Arab League - issued ahead of the September 2010 international gathering to mark the tenth...
made popular Dec 22 2009
For the past few days, Egyptians from all over - both Christian and Muslim - have gathered around one corner of the Nile. Why the spectacle? No, no, Mubarack has not...
made popular Dec 17 2009
The sexual harassment of women in the streets, schools and work places of the Arab world is driving them to cover up and confine themselves to their homes, said...
made popular Dec 16 2009
Egypt has begun constructing a huge metal wall along its border with the Gaza Strip as it attempts to cut smuggling tunnels, the BBC has learned.-...
made popular Dec 11 2009
Egypt has begun building a steel wall sunk 30 meters into the ground along the Egyptian-Gaza Strip border to combat the smuggling tunnels. Will pro-Arabists condemn...
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Male chauvinists in Egypt are up in arms because women are being given the same options in divorce as men have always had. You see, divorce laws in Egypt are based on...
made popular Dec 10 2009
Culling sheep for charity donations, spending time with families, going out for long walks in parks until early hours in the morning have all been signs of celebrating...
made popular Dec 2 2009
Travelers often have a tendency for odd complaints. They will book a visit to, say, the Australian outback and then complain that it is too - oddly somehow -...
made popular Nov 25 2009
The rice has been harvested, the chaff burned. It’s time for planting winter wheat, seed sunk deep into new furrow, as white birds with razor beaks land on fields...
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There’s nothing like the threat of war to mobilize the support of a nation. So perhaps it’s not surprising that posturing over a soccer war with Algeria may...
made popular Nov 23 2009
Here is Egypt’s tyrant giving a speech in front of the puppet parliament:
“I want to say in clear words that the dignity of Egyptians is part of the...
made popular Nov 23 2009
Cris Bouroncle/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images Egyptian demonstrators burned an Algerian flag in Cairo on Friday, during a protest outside the Algerian...
made popular Nov 23 2009
The Cairo Arab Media Festival, in which 642 audiovisual productions from 17 Arab countries took part, aims at improving the standard of radio and television production...
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President Hosni Mubarak vowed on Saturday that Egypt will be firm in dealing with attacks on its nationals, amid hot tempers and a diplomatic spat with Algeria over a...
made popular Nov 21 2009
Since the U.S. military created the Internet, it is only fair that the U.S. government controls it. Control in the sense that the Internet Corporation for Assigned...
made popular Nov 21 2009
You’d think that with all the problems facing Arabs and the impotency of Arab regimes in the face of Israeli aggression, that pan-Arab sentiment would be...
made popular Nov 21 2009
This is how low and stupid Arab regimes are:
Earlier this week, the Algerian national soccer [football] team traveled to Cairo for the World Cup qualifying match....
made popular Nov 20 2009
So stupid Egypt did not advance to the World Cup and was beat out by Algeria, ha!
This playoff match first needs some background, which I previously wrote:
One may...
made popular Nov 19 2009
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A constitution is a system, often codified as a written document, that establishes the rules and principles that govern an organization or political entity. In the case...
made popular Nov 26 2008
Obviously, Mr. Mubarak would not believe that Egypt is not Syria, and he persistently refuses to show respect for his country and people. Moreover, he thinks that by...
made popular Nov 14 2008
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