The Virginity War… Never bowed”

UK riots…. a consumer revolution 

          The British unrest spread to cities including Manchester, Salford, Liverpool, Nottingham and Birmingham, with shops being looted and set alight. Images of young men and women in the str/… Read full post »

                      ... and somtime they come on horsback             

Welcome to post revolution Egypt the wonder land of “Baltagiya”. The word Baltagiya (thugs/mercenaries) comes from th… Read full post »

The revolt against dictators and autocratic régimes in the Arab world has been going on for more than half a year now, The Arab spring still in its infant revolution stage, the rebirth of a nation usually is much harder than starting one. The Arab spring has been dynamic and flexible… Read full post »

The brilliance of an average man

The American people have seen enough Muslims behaving badly all over the Muslim world; Saddam, Ghdaffy, Assad, Ossam, Hezbollah,  Zarqawi, Nidal and with the American administration illusive war on terrorism crusade; this list gets longer by the day. Amer/… Read full post »

The brilliance of an average man

The American people have seen enough Muslims behaving badly all over the Muslim world; Saddam, Ghdaffy, Assad, Ossam, Hezbollah,  Zarqawi, Nidal and with the American administration illusive war on terrorism crusade; this list gets longer by the day. American pe/… Read full post »

The brilliance of an average man

The American people have seen enough Muslims behaving badly all over the Muslim world; Saddam, Ghdaffy, Assad, Ossam, Hezbollah,  Zarqawi, Nidal and with the American administration illusive war on terrorism crusade; this list gets longer by the day. American pe/… Read full post »

Tahrir spirit didn’t reach MN Science Museum
This Sunday I visited King Tut exhibit at MN Science Museum, St. Paul. As you approach the exhibit gate, the deep authoritative voice of Harrison Ford demanded , “to enter the golden world of the pharoses”, King Tut exhibit US tour,… Read full post »

First, last Friday, the British launched their 24/7 live fairy-tale royal wedding.

Friday has become the chosen day for Arab dissidents to deliver their loudest revolutionary messages to their dictators, after Friday prayer gatherings. Following that pattern, millions have marched to t… Read full post »

First, last Friday, the British launched their 24/7 live fairy-tale royal wedding.

Friday has become the chosen day for Arab dissidents to deliver their loudest revolutionary messages to their dictators, after Friday prayer gatherings. Following that pattern, millions have marched to t… Read full post »

First, last Friday, the British launched their 24/7 live fairy-tale royal wedding.

Friday has become the chosen day for Arab dissidents to deliver their loudest revolutionary messages to their dictators, after Friday prayer gatherings. Following that pattern, millions have marched to t… Read full post »

First, last Friday, the British launched their 24/7 live fairy-tale royal wedding.

Friday has become the chosen day for Arab dissidents to deliver their loudest revolutionary messages to their dictators, after Friday prayer gatherings. Following that pattern, millions have marched to t… Read full post »

Inspired by the Tunisian revolt that toppled dictator Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali after 23 years of absolute autocracy, protests erupted in Egypt on Jan. 25, the "Day of Fury," as it was dubbed by social-media organizers.

Participating were Egyptian uprising groups like the "6th… Read full post »

  

the story of   Muhammad  Bouazizi … is a modern Arab story

Muhammad Bouazizi, a handsome 26 year old Tunisian man, just out of collage full of hope and life. He was looking for a job to make a living and support his mother, any job would… Read full post »

The talk of the town, the 24/7 news cycle, the media frenzy,  everyone is rushing to be the first to come up with an explanation to the reason behind the shooting of congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords and 19 others. America here we go again, searching deep in its soul,  to/… Read full post »

Thanks god it is 2011 …  the New Year Media resolutions

            Year 2011 has already moved and settled in and planning to stay with us for the next 12 month,   As we are looking back on 2010 top news, you get the feeli/… Read full post »

I meet him at an Auto service shop in the western suburban, a man of great intellect and wisdom; I found him articulate and a student of history, after a brief exchange of the history of our cars, we immediately delved into history of our people, he thinks America… Read full post »

I meet him at an Auto service shop in the western suburban, a man of great intellect and wisdom; I found him articulate and a student of history, after a brief exchange of the history of our cars, we immediately delved into history of our people, he thinks America… Read full post »

Indecent Exposure

The new pat-down security search is raising some eyebrows among Airports travelers these days, the overwhelmed, underpaid under trained Transportation Security Administrati… Read full post »

By Ahmed Tharwat

From Newspeak to Wikileaks

WikiLeaks’ unprecedented release of classified material “is embarrassing U.S. leaders and their foreign counterparts alike,” according to the Huffington Post.

Explained the New York Times: “The documents seem… Read full post »