Tuesday, August 22, 2006
I woke up the day before yesterday and found barely enough water to brush my teeth. I came to work without taking a shower, and mid day, there was a black out.
I call for Baba Saad to save us!
I call for Baba Saad to save us!
Monday, August 07, 2006
Anything
* I love HASHI & all their dishes, with the exception of the salads.
* Prague was beautiful but racist.
* Best foundation is Devinora from Guerlin mixed with liquid bronze illuminator.
* I was wondering why I’m maturing, and then remembered I’m 34!
* Must must must go to the gym
* Work is good
* Thank heavens for Sloggi بو شورت
a nameless stranger
i reached out for my love,
i spoke to him every night,
and when I closed my eyes,
he was always there
a nameless stranger
For some time,
I stopped seeing him
a nameless stranger,
he no longer is
i spoke to him every night,
and when I closed my eyes,
he was always there
a nameless stranger
For some time,
I stopped seeing him
a nameless stranger,
he no longer is
Sunday, August 06, 2006
Like the tide he flows
with the moon
Like nature, I adapt
accepting his changes
Angry he came, and
with an embrace I welcomed his thunder
Perhaps a storm will bring peace that I long for,
bees that hum at a flower,
A duet of butterflies that flutter,
A sighting of love in its spectrum of color
with the moon
Like nature, I adapt
accepting his changes
Angry he came, and
with an embrace I welcomed his thunder
Perhaps a storm will bring peace that I long for,
bees that hum at a flower,
A duet of butterflies that flutter,
A sighting of love in its spectrum of color
Thursday, August 03, 2006
Kindly note that the post titled "Pro Israeli Demonstration in Prague August 2, 2006 " has been translated to French and Italian (below) to show appreciation to both the Italian bravery and French supporters to the Arab cause.
Thank you, this will not be forgotten.
Thank you, this will not be forgotten.
Pro démonstration israélienne à Prague août 2, 2006
Leurs bannières ont indiqué : L'Israel a un droit à art de l'auto-portrait-defense ? Ils ont eu une autre bannière montrer des combattants de Hezbulla dirigeant un pistolet par derrière la huche et un soldat israélien d'un bébé dirigeant un pistolet au combattant de Hezbulla avec une huche derrière lui. ? Une autre bannière a indiqué : NOUS SOMMES AVEC VOUS L'ISRAEL Un groupe d'étudiants a enlevé leurs gutras ou kafias palestiniens comme ils s'appellent en Palestine et les a écartés parmi la démonstration de l'pro-Israel. Un démonstrateur pro-Israélien âgé moyen est venu à un des garçons de braver portant le kafia et a indiqué dans une voix bien fondée et sarcastique (la pensée du garçon était un Arabe) : "ayez-vous permission prise de protester pour la Palestine?" Le garçon était très nerveux et effrayé et a secoué sa tête. L'homme a continué : Vous n'avez pas un droit de démontrer ici. Le garçon a nerveusement dit : Nous nous tenons seulement ici. L'homme a dit : Jaillissent ses bons vous sont dans un pays démocratique, pas dans un pays arabe dans son accent Israélien-Anglais. Une minute plus tard, un policier est venu au garçon et approché lui comme vous voyez dans les films à l'heure de la Russie communiste (ou de l'URSS). Le policier effrayant et grand regardait le garçon prêt à le prendre et dire "ceci est une pro démonstration israélienne, vous ne peut pas la déranger avec la violence" Le garçon était suant et tremblant avec crainte maintenant, mais tenant toujours son kafia avec ses compagnons. Le garçon dit "nous ne sommes pas violents" dans une voix que vous pourriez à peine entendre. Le policier obtenant plus près du garçon et de moi-même mais regardant seulement l'adolescent effrayé et disant lentement "bon vous n'avez pas le droit de démontrer ici et de déranger cette démonstration pro-Israélienne" Autour de l'adolescent recueilli ses amis et lui est devenu plus confiant mais son visage contractant toujours avec crainte. Le garçon et moi avons parlé immédiatement, il a dit "nous ne dérangeons pas" et j'ai dit que "nous ne démontrons pas" Le policier nous a laissés avec un sembler disant "je souhaite que je n'aie pas été une partie de ce fichu EU de sorte que je puisse casser vos visages". Le garçon a détendu. Je me suis tourné vers lui et lui ai demandé d'où il est ? Il ne s'est pas enregistré, son anglais était pauvre et il était encore nerveux. Je lui ai demandé que "vous parlez arabe?" il n'a dit "non". Je lui ai demandé où êtes vous d'encore ? Il a dit l'"Italie". Maintenant nous avions formé un petit cercle, ses amis inquiétés de lui, mais toujours dans l'esprit. Je leur ai dit que je suis arabe et vous remercie infiniment de ceci. Ils ne pourraient pas converser beaucoup avec moi mais j'ai vu que leurs sourires et eux ont compris mon appréciation qu'ils ont inclinée la tête - j'ai incliné la tête et j'ai continué à dire que nous ne défendons pas le massacre des enfants ni nous défendons Hezbulla, mais nous voulons la paix au moins et l'extrémité à ce massacre. Est le héros de l'adolescence de braver dit "oui ceci ce que nous tous voulons". Je les ai laissés et ai souhaité que j'aie pris au moins un E-mail d'eux. Je suis allé de nouveau à ma soeur qui s'asseyait avec son hijab et ses enfants dans un proche par le restaurant faisant face à un service racisme-motivé et plus mauvais. Après quelques minutes, je suis allé de nouveau à recherche la jeunesse italienne, mais ne les ai pas trouvées. Mais pendant que je me tenais les recherchant, j'ai entendu un groupe de 20 quelque chose de les touristes français regarder le drapeau israélien et indiquer fort MERDE ! J'ai souri et ai marché de nouveau à la table de ma soeur.
Pro Israeli Demonstration in Prague August 2, 2006
Their banners said: Israel has a right to self-defense
They had another banner showing Hezbulla fighters pointing a gun from behind a baby’s crib and an Israeli soldier pointing a gun at the Hezbulla fighter with a crib behind him.
Another banner said: WE ARE WITH YOU ISRAEL
A group of students took off their Palestinian gutras or kafias as they are called in Palestine and spread them amidst the pro-Israel demonstration.
A middle aged pro-Israeli demonstrator came to one of the brave boys carrying the kafia and said in an authoritative and sarcastic voice (thinking the boy was an Arab): “have you taken permission to protest (for Palestine)?”
The boy was very nervous and scared and shook his head.
The man continued: You do not have a right to demonstrate here.
The boy nervously said: We are only standing here.
The man said in his Israeli-English accent: Its good you’re in a democratic country, not in an Arab country.
A minute later, a policeman came to the boy and approached him like you see in the movies at the time of the communist Russia (or the USSR). The scary and tall policeman was looking at the boy ready to take him and said “this is a pro Israeli demonstration, you cannot disturb it with violence”
The boy was sweating and quivering with fear now, but still holding his kafia with his mates (boys & girls). The boy said “we are not violent” in a voice you could hardly hear.
The policeman getting closer to the boy and myself but only looking at the scared teenager and saying slowly “well you do not have the right to demonstrate here and disturb this pro-Israeli demonstration”
Around the teenager gathered his friends and he became more confident but his face still twitching with fear. The boy and I spoke at once, he said “we are not disturbing” and I said “we are not demonstrating”
The policeman left us with a look saying “I wish I was not part of this damn EU so that I can smash your faces”.
The boy relaxed.
I turned to him and asked him where he’s from? It didn’t register, his English was poor and he was still nervous. I asked him “do you speak Arabic?” he said “no”. I asked him where are you from again? He said “Italy”.
Now we had formed a small circle, his friends worried about him, but still in the spirit. I told them I am Arab and thank you very much for this. They could not converse much with me but I saw their smiles and they understood my appreciation- they nodded – I nodded and I continued to say that we do not defend the killing of children nor do we defend Hezbulla, but we want peace at least and the end to this killing. The brave teen hero said “yes this is what we all want”.
I left them and wished I had taken at least an e-mail from them.
I went back to my sister who was sitting with her hijab and her children in a near by restaurant contending with more racism-motivated, bad service.
After a few minutes, I went back to look for the Italian youth, but did not find them. But as I stood looking for them, I heard a group of 20 something French tourists looking at the Israeli flag and saying loudly MERDE! (shit in French).
I smiled and walked back to my sister’s table.
They had another banner showing Hezbulla fighters pointing a gun from behind a baby’s crib and an Israeli soldier pointing a gun at the Hezbulla fighter with a crib behind him.
Another banner said: WE ARE WITH YOU ISRAEL
A group of students took off their Palestinian gutras or kafias as they are called in Palestine and spread them amidst the pro-Israel demonstration.
A middle aged pro-Israeli demonstrator came to one of the brave boys carrying the kafia and said in an authoritative and sarcastic voice (thinking the boy was an Arab): “have you taken permission to protest (for Palestine)?”
The boy was very nervous and scared and shook his head.
The man continued: You do not have a right to demonstrate here.
The boy nervously said: We are only standing here.
The man said in his Israeli-English accent: Its good you’re in a democratic country, not in an Arab country.
A minute later, a policeman came to the boy and approached him like you see in the movies at the time of the communist Russia (or the USSR). The scary and tall policeman was looking at the boy ready to take him and said “this is a pro Israeli demonstration, you cannot disturb it with violence”
The boy was sweating and quivering with fear now, but still holding his kafia with his mates (boys & girls). The boy said “we are not violent” in a voice you could hardly hear.
The policeman getting closer to the boy and myself but only looking at the scared teenager and saying slowly “well you do not have the right to demonstrate here and disturb this pro-Israeli demonstration”
Around the teenager gathered his friends and he became more confident but his face still twitching with fear. The boy and I spoke at once, he said “we are not disturbing” and I said “we are not demonstrating”
The policeman left us with a look saying “I wish I was not part of this damn EU so that I can smash your faces”.
The boy relaxed.
I turned to him and asked him where he’s from? It didn’t register, his English was poor and he was still nervous. I asked him “do you speak Arabic?” he said “no”. I asked him where are you from again? He said “Italy”.
Now we had formed a small circle, his friends worried about him, but still in the spirit. I told them I am Arab and thank you very much for this. They could not converse much with me but I saw their smiles and they understood my appreciation- they nodded – I nodded and I continued to say that we do not defend the killing of children nor do we defend Hezbulla, but we want peace at least and the end to this killing. The brave teen hero said “yes this is what we all want”.
I left them and wished I had taken at least an e-mail from them.
I went back to my sister who was sitting with her hijab and her children in a near by restaurant contending with more racism-motivated, bad service.
After a few minutes, I went back to look for the Italian youth, but did not find them. But as I stood looking for them, I heard a group of 20 something French tourists looking at the Israeli flag and saying loudly MERDE! (shit in French).
I smiled and walked back to my sister’s table.
Pro dimostrazione israeliana a Praga 2 agosto 2006
Le loro bandiere dette: L'Israele ha una destra a self-defense ? Hanno avuti altra bandiera mostrare i combattenti di Hezbulla che indicano una pistola da dietro la greppia e un soldato israeliano del bambino che indica una pistola al combattente di Hezbulla con una greppia dietro lui. ? Un'altra bandiera detta: SIAMO CON VOI L'ISRAELE Un gruppo degli allievi ha tolto i loro gutras o kafias palestinesi come sono denominati nel Palestine e li ha sparsi in mezzo della dimostrazione dell'pro-Israele. Un dimostrante pro-Israeliano Medio Evo è venuto ad uno dei ragazzi brave che trasportano il kafia ed ha detto in una voce autorevole e sarcastic (pensare il ragazzo era un arabo): "abbiali permesso preso protestare per il Palestine?" Il ragazzo era molto nervoso e spaventato ed ha agitato la sua testa. L'uomo è continuato: Non avete una destra dimostrare qui. Il ragazzo detto nervoso: Stiamo levandosi in piedi soltanto qui. L'uomo detto: Scaturiscono il relativi buoni voi sono in un paese democratico, non in un paese arabo nel suo accento Israeliano-Inglese. Un minuto più successivamente, un poliziotto è venuto al ragazzo ed avvicinato a lui come vedete nei film ai tempi della Russia comunista (o dell'URSS). Il poliziotto spaventoso ed alto stava guardando il ragazzo aspetta per prenderlo e dire "questo è una pro dimostrazione israeliana, voi non può disturbarlo con la violenza" Il ragazzo era sudante e quivering con il timore ora, ma ancora la tenuta il suo kafia con i suoi compagni. Il ragazzo detto "non siamo violenti" in una voce che potreste appena sentirsi. Il poliziotto che ottiene più vicino al ragazzo ed a io stesso ma che guarda soltanto l'adolescente spaventato e che dice lentamente "buono non avete la destra dimostrare qui e disturbare questa dimostrazione pro-Israeliana" Intorno all'adolescente riunito i suoi amici e lui è diventato più sicure ma la sua faccia ancora che contraggono con il timore. Il ragazzo ed io hanno parlato immediatamente, ha detto "non stiamo disturbandosi" ed ho detto che "non stiamo dimostrando" Il poliziotto li ha lasciati con un sembr che diciamo "desidero che non facevo parte di questo UE maledetto in moda da poterlo fracassare io le vostre facce". Il ragazzo si è disteso. Mi sono girato verso lui e gli ho chiesto da dove proviene? Non ha registrato, il suo inglese era povero ed era ancora nervoso. Gli ho chiesto che "parlaste arabo?" non ha detto "no". Gli ho chiesto dove siete da ancora? Ha detto "l'Italia". Ora avevamo formato un piccolo cerchio, i suoi amici preoccupati per lui, ma ancora nello spirito. Ho detto loro che fossi arabo e li ringraziassi molto per questo. Non potrebbero conversare molto con me ma ho visto che i loro sorrisi e hanno capito il mio apprezzamento hanno annuito col capo - ho annuito col capo ed ho continuato a dire che non difendiamo l'uccisione dei bambini né noi difendiamo Hezbulla, ma desideriamo la pace almeno e l'estremità a questa uccisione. Il hero teen brave detto "sì questo è che cosa tutti desideriamo". Li ho lasciati e che ho desiderato che avevo preso loro almeno un E-mail. Sono andato di nuovo alla mia sorella che stava sedendosi con il suo hijab ed i suoi bambini in un vicino dal ristorante che si contendono con il servizio razzismo-più motivato e più difettoso. Dopo alcuni minuti, sono andato di nuovo a cerco la gioventù italiana, ma non li ho trovati. Ma mentre mi sono levato in piedi cercante li, ho sentito un gruppo di 20 qualche cosa di turisti francesi guardare la bandierina israeliana e dire fortemente MERDE! (merda in francese). Ho sorriso e camminato di nuovo alla tabella della mia sorella.
Wednesday, August 02, 2006
Thank Israel for The Recipe for a World of Bloodier Terrorists
Israel defies humanity, the Red Cross, the United Nations, the European Community, and the United States of America.
Hezbullah's motives behind the kidnap of the 2 Israeli soldiers seem quiet obvious as Iran and Syria watch the rape of Lebanon on CNN.
Hezbullah's motives behind the kidnap of the 2 Israeli soldiers seem quiet obvious as Iran and Syria watch the rape of Lebanon on CNN.
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