A Worldly Sudanese..

A Worldly Sudanese..
A Sudanese with a Global core.. Realizing how the taste marvelously varies across Countries, Continents, Religions and Cultures.. Believing we have to share it.. Denouncing the 2011 Sudanese Partition..
Showing posts with label Human Rights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Human Rights. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 24, 2014

Americans Are Turning Against Gay Marriage..

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As anti-same-sex marriage laws across the country are being struck down, one after another, the country, it seems, is going backwards on its views. A recent Pew Poll thinks that people are lamenting the idea that religion is losing its hold on government (it is?) and they are less approving of gay marriage than they were a few months ago.
According to the poll, released Monday, 72 percent of Americans think there isn’t enough religion in life. That’s up five percent from 2010. Most Americans also see that as bad.

Perhaps as a consequence, a growing share of the American public wants religion to play a role in U.S. politics. The share of Americans who say churches and other houses of worship should express their views on social and political issues is up 6 points since the 2010 midterm elections (from 43% to 49%). The share who say there has been “too little” expression of religious faith and prayer from political leaders is up modestly over the same period (from 37% to 41%). And a growing minority of Americans (32%) think churches should endorse candidates for political office, though most continue to oppose such direct involvement by churches in electoral politics.
Source: Pew


Thursday, July 24, 2014

Mariam at the Vatican..

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In this photo provided by the Vatican newspaper L’Osservatore Romano, Sudan’s Meriam Ibrahim, holding her daughter Maya in her arms, is shown meeting Pope Francis in Rome on 24 July 2014

The Italian Deputy Minister for Foreign Relations had led the secret negotiations with Sudanese government to allow for Mariam and her kids to leave Sudan.. Certainly, without Sudanese travel documents or papers; she had lift Sudan on board of an Italian Government plane.. The same day, she was received and blessed by Pop Francis at the Vatican..
Her US citizen and wheel-chaired husband Dani; was never the focus of news or photographs..!
Sudanese government was not available for comments, yet it was clearly a part of trade off between Sudan and European Union.. Al-Basheer Regimes seeks any scores at any prices..

I kept wondering on the momentum Marian represents; to deploy senior Italian official to accompany her, on a 30K $ voyage, who was immediately scheduled upon arrival to meet the Pop..

Many freedom fighters and victims of oppression had no chance to be recognized at such a high level celebrations..

There is a strong bad smell in the air..!!


Friday, August 9, 2013

Putin on Minority Rights

 
On February 4th, 2013, Vladimir Putin, the Russian president, addressed the Duma, (Russian Parliament), and gave a speech about the tensions with minorities in Russia:

 "In Russia live Russians. Any minority, from anywhere, if it wants to live  in Russia, to work and eat in Russia, should speak Russian, and should respect the Russian laws. If they prefer Sharia Law, then we advise them to go to those places where that's the state law. Russia does not need  minorities. Minorities need Russia, and we will not grant them special privileges, or try to change our laws to fit their desires, no matter how loud they yell 'discrimination'. We better learn from the suicides of America, England, Holland and France, if we are to survive as a nation. The Russian customs and traditions are not compatible with the lack of culture or the primitive ways of most minorities. When this honorable legislative body thinks of creating new laws, it should have in mind the national interest first, observing that the minorities are not Russians."

The politicians in the Duma gave Putin a five minute standing ovation. 
 

Thursday, March 28, 2013

Same Sex Marriage..

Celebrated as The Best Marriage Equality Sign..!
 
Same Sex Marriage..
Blindness of Hearts..
Darkness of Minds..
End of Times..!
 
It only took the "Globalization & Privatization" 20 years to flood the world..
How swift this new illusion will take..?
Thankfully, I don't have kids to watch the “Epidemic” snaking in my own household..


Be Careful Parents..
Watch out the “Violet”..
Search for the “Arch”..!!
 

"Sin” became a controversial term since early 1900th.. This had produced Radicalism, Extremism, Anarchy, Scientology and later LGBT..
When “mind” goes uncontrolled without referrals; claiming freedom to think, innovate and express; we simply prove principle dumbness as freaking species with intelligence..
 
Only “enlightened” minds can find the path..!
Yet: What is the Path..? and leading to Where/What..?
 
As per the Sudanese proverb: “Learning Not often eliminates Dumbness..”
 
It seems our “brains” are sinful by default.. Therefore, thousands of Prophets and Messengers of Allah were needed to restore sanity and brightness.. with no much gains..!!

Saturday, January 12, 2013

The Slave Market..

Le Marché d'esclaves
The Slave Market
By Jean-Léon Gérôme،
1866

Jean Leon Gerome had visited Turkey, Egypt, Morocco and Syria, creating many paintings on life within Ottoman Empire.. At those times; Women were commodity for sale and buy, with preference for European women..
Total number of European females sold within Ottoman markets exceeds 1,250,000
This is more than all African bought into slavery in United States (800,000)

Many commentators had advocated how Islam encouraged Slavery, permitting Muslims to wed and mate their slaves as much as they can.. Regretfully, such false claims contradict the true essence of the Religion and factual chronicals of times..

Yes, Islam did not prevent Slavery, one of the oldest social codes among humans.. It had considered how it was economically critical at those times, yet no single phrase in Quran or Hadeeth had came encouraging Slavery..
On the contrary; Slavery had ealier declined by the emancipation, which was verdict or a penal tool against some violations..

However, much Muslims turned the activity into formal one using the given legislative opportunity in absence of literal prevention or prohibtion..
As usual, Philosophies and Religious frameworks are not to be blamed to followers ill-interpretations..!



Wednesday, January 2, 2013

57th Independence Day..!



يا بلدي ياحبوب

كل ذكرى استقلال وانتم بخير  
هل سنحيا الى ذلك اليوم عندما تندثر مهنة ستات الشاي..؟

ذلك المؤشر الأوحد للتنمية البشرية في السودان  
When the time would come with no more Ladies serve Tea in the Streets, Sudan's Human Development is achieved..!!
 
Pls Guys, no more Slogans..!!
I'm certain of your good attentions.. yet, enough..!
 
Let's learn to live with what we have rather than what we dream about..
 
Pls spare the "Hopless Commons" any false dreams..!!

Wednesday, October 17, 2012

LGBT Fight..!

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Transgender Women’s Constitutional Challenge To Sharia Law Fails In Malaysia
by Guest Author on October 16, 2012
in International,News


The LGBT is the greatest myth of 21st Century.. People discuss the rights; while deliberately ignoring the counter-scientific advocacies.. It is a plotted tsunami that will eventually take over.. Destructuring rationales, morals and ethics.. Igniting the End of Times..!!

Humanity is proved to be too ignorant and blind for counter-comabt..!!

LGBT claime: "Attributes of their nature that they did not choose and cannot change.."; which is challenged by advanced scientific discoveries; proving such attributes are man-made by means of education, up-bringing and media..

Among most species, there is no evidence on authentic behavioral or biological disorder among sexes.. On the other hand, the experiments and proofs which were developed in late 1980th and 1990th; became weaker by scientific standards, with lots of doubts on their governance, integrity and research environment..

Beware of the LGBT Colors..

Beware of the Violet..

With no religious prejudice; in any creativity, there are always faulty products.. LGBT is the one among human beings.. They simply do not fit to the scope been set for the Mankind by its Creator swt.. Contrarily, they disturb the scope, deform the mission, and ignite evil moralities; based on desires and physiques.. People were created for much Nobel cause, and higher agenda rather than such temporary sensations.. Noah’s son was described as faulty creation; who deserves no forgiveness, and been left to voluntarily drawn..

In Islam, despite the harmful misconceptions and wide deviations, there is undoubted program for communal recovery from LGBT illness:
(1) Adequate mass media controls,
(2) Authentic Spouseship and Parenthood
(3) Proper child up-bringing,
(4) Fitness and Boot-Camps for adolescents,
(5) Early 20th marriages, and
(6) Punishment and isolation of the ill-fated ones..
These are interpretations of how LGBT is considered a social disease not a bio or genetic disorder.. It is an Urbanism Disease..

Decline of correct religious awareness had made any religious objection or combat against LGBT as back-warding in time and inadequate for the current global civilization, while as correctly said, they are a brick in the overall humane decay..!

Sunday, September 2, 2012

South Korea - Illuminati Aim to Corrupt Youth

I'm not into this complex issue, not advocating nor supporting.. But understanding how much it grows and relates many confusing issues and development to a particular theory..
However, the topic is interesting and reflects many similar trends across the world..

The boys are being taught that the metrosexual look is hip


LETTER FROM SOUTH KOREA:
The Illuminati have given up on adults and focused on youth.

Ex-pat James Farganne wages a street-level battle against their influence.

"At the end of the third day, all of my testimony about Illuminati Jewish methods of infiltrating a society was a matter of Korean court record. The judge reviewed the testimony and released me immediately. Despite indirect threats, I have experienced no further reprisals."

by James Farganne
(henrymakow)

As an ex-pat in South Korea, I am fortunate to be part of a society that has thus far rejected feminism.

On Korean television, men are still generally portrayed as strong, loving fathers, husbands, and sons.

Korean women, by and large, still practice the art of knowing when to be strong women, delicate ladies, and, on occasion, delightful girls. Career driven mothers are most definitely the exception and not the rule.

The unity of the family is still paramount here. Divorce is still a stigma that can stunt a woman's social and economic prospects. I don't say "single mother", because from what I understand, the courts tend to award custody to the father, especially if the woman instigated the divorce -- in which case, no alimony.

However, if the woman demonstrates that the father has been unfaithful, abusive, or negligent, these conventions are waived. In other words, Korean family courts are not venues for the highway robbery of men.

I like this society so much that, having married a woman with whom I know I'll go the distance, I have applied for citizenship. But I see a very disturbing trend emerging: a Luciferian attack on Korean children.

Some months back, I wrote about my attempts to strike at what I saw as the root of the corruption. Those efforts landed me in jail. The detectives interrogated me for three days. They wanted to know why I had been harassing certain people. I told them exactly why, and they took assiduous notes. I never retained a lawyer, stating that a man of truth needs no such animal.

At the end of the third day, all of my testimony about Illuminati Jewish methods of infiltrating a society was a matter of Korean court record. The judge reviewed the testimony and released me immediately. Despite indirect threats, I have experienced no further reprisals.

TARGET YOUTH
This is all good news. But every time I get on the subway, I see signs of degradation everywhere, and it is almost always directed at youth.

Children are impressionable. Without watchful parents, most of them will imitate the garbage that is sold to them as "cool". The pop music culture here is vile, laced with pornographic dance and Masonic imagery. The boys are being taught that the metrosexual look is hip. I wonder what will happen to those boys when they get smacked upside the head with mandatory military service.

Every time I see a metrosexual boy on the subway, without exception, unless my wife is there to get embarrassed, I take him to task. I walk up to him with my turban and my very big beard. I squint at him until he starts to squirm. By now, people are looking. I create a silent situation. When the tension is sufficient, I bark out at him, in perfect Korean (I'm quite practiced in this):

"Your legs are hairy, but you have lipstick on! No boobs, but you're carrying a purse! Are you a BOY or a GIRL?"
"I -- I --"
"BOY OR GIRL! ANSWER! I AIN'T GOT ALL DAY!"
"I'm a -- I'm a boy!"
"BOYS don't wear lipstick and carry purses! I think you might be a very ugly GIRL!"
"No, I'm a boy!"
"You might THINK you're a boy! I think maybe you're a GIRL who just WANTS to be a boy! And yet, no boobs!"

By now, the old people are cackling and nodding vigorously. I get lots of positive feedback from the seniors when I do this. The "boy" is always cowed. He can't backtalk me, because he is a boy, and I am a man. He usually scampers off the train at the next station. The seniors know what's what. After the foregoing incident, once we have a dialogue going, I always tell them they have an enemy in their midst, and I ask if they know who the enemy is.

You'd be shocked how often they immediately reply: "The Jew".

GIRLS
Another thing I do, though much less often, is to counsel girls who dress like whores. Yes, the whore look is being foisted on girls who spend most of their week in dowdy school uniforms -- so this is mainly a weekend hit. When I see a girl who is obviously under 18 sluttishly dressed and with her face horribly disfigured by makeup, I gently ask her if she is trying to find a boy to have sex. Responses do not vary. There is zero defiance. They are always mortified, and sometimes confused, so I explain to them that the only reason any girl would dress that way would be to attract sexually excited boys.

"Well that's not why I'm dressed this way!"
"Why are you dressed that way, then?"
"Because [insert K- pop singer's name] dresses this way..."
"God made you prettier than she is. Why isn't God's look good enough for you?"

So goes my fight against the Illuminati in South Korea -- via guerrilla tactics, ones that I can't be arrested for.

Why is this important? Well, if I were awake and aware and living in North America right now, I'd have no hope for mankind -- none whatsoever. But I do have hope. The elites still have their work cut out for them here.

That said, even living in the society that I have just snapshot for you by anecdote, I am mightily concerned. I wonder if traditional family values here will be enough to squash the onslaught of Luciferian poison being sprayed directly into the brains of these children each time they watch a pop music show on TV.

They always start with the women and children. Everything else falls like dominos. Where will this go?

Feminism has failed in Korea
Here is a really funny example. There is a Korean breakfast cereal that consists of puffed barley. The pieces are oval and each has a black blotch on one side of it . A group of upstart feministas tried to lobby the National Assembly to pass laws banning this popular cereal.

Why? Are you sitting down?
  They claimed that the puffed barley grains looked like vaginas, and therefore degraded women. Assembly lawmakers did the sensible thing: publicly mocked the lobbyists, and sent them packing. At least, that is the story as was told to me by my university students.
But the children? I can't say. As a stepfather whose Korean teen stepson is militantly homosexual (a real rarity, but nonetheless a fact), I am worried, but again, not hopeless. I believe that if people stand firm for their families, they can overcome the Illuminati, because the elites are nothing without our submission and consent.

The West has been all but won. The East will be a tougher nut for them to crack.
http://www.henrymakow.com/korea-iluminati-aim-to-corrupt.html

A Great City’s Collapse..



The Tragedy of Detroit
October 6, 2009
How Immigration and Multiculturalism Destroyed It…

For 15 years, from the mid 1970s to 1990, I worked in Detroit, Michigan. I watched it descend into the abyss of crime, debauchery, gun play, drugs, school truancy, car-jacking, gangs and human depravity. I watched entire city blocks burned out. I watched graffiti explode on buildings, cars, trucks, buses and school yards. Trash everywhere! Detroiters walked through it, tossed more into it and ignored it.

Tens of thousands and then, hundreds of thousands today exist on federal welfare, free housing and food stamps! With Aid to Dependent Children, minority women birthed eight to 10 and in once case, one woman birthed 24 kids as reported by the Detroit Free Press—all on American taxpayer dollars. A new child meant a new car payment, new TV and whatever mom wanted. I saw Lyndon Baines Johnson’s “Great Society” flourish in Detroit. If you give money for doing nothing, you will get more hands out taking money for doing nothing.

Mayor Coleman Young, perhaps the most corrupt mayor in America, outside of Richard Daley in Chicago, rode Detroit down to its knees. He set the benchmark for cronyism, incompetence and arrogance. As a black man, he said, “I am the MFIC.” The IC meant ‘in charge’. You can figure out the rest. Detroit became a majority black city with 67 percent African-Americans.

As a United Van Lines truck driver for my summer job from teaching math and science, I loaded hundreds of American families into my van for a new life in another city or state. Detroit plummeted from 1.8 million citizens to 912,000 today. At the same time, legal and illegal immigrants converged on the city, so much so, that Muslims number over 300,000. Mexicans number 400,000 throughout Michigan, but most work in Detroit.

As the Muslims moved in, the whites moved out. As the crimes became more violent, the whites fled. Finally, unlawful Mexicans moved in at a torrid pace. You could cut the racial tension in the air with a knife! Detroit may be one our best examples of multiculturalism: pure dislike and total separation from America.

Today, you hear Muslim calls to worship over the city like a new American Baghdad with hundreds of Islamic mosques in Michigan, paid for by Saudi Arabia oil money. High school flunk out rates reached 76 percent last June according to NBC’s Brian Williams. Classrooms resemble more foreign countries than America. English? Few speak it! The city features a 50 percent illiteracy rate and growing. Unemployment hit 28.9 percent in 2009 as the auto industry vacated the city.

In this week’s Time Magazine October 4, 2009, “The Tragedy of Detroit: How a great city fell and how it can rise again,” I choked on the writer’s description of what happened.

“If Detroit had been savaged by a hurricane and submerged by a ravenous flood, we’d know a lot more about it,” said Daniel Okrent. “If drought and carelessness had spread brush fires across the city, we’d see it on the evening news every night. Earthquake, tornadoes, you name it — if natural disaster had devastated the city that was once the living proof of American prosperity, the rest of the country might take notice.

But Detroit, once our fourth largest city, now 11th and slipping rapidly, has had no such luck. Its disaster has long been a slow unwinding that seemed to remove it from the rest of the country. Even the death rattle that in the past year emanated from its signature industry brought more attention to the auto executives than to the people of the city, who had for so long been victimized by their dreadful decision-making.”

As Coleman Young’s corruption brought the city to its knees, no amount of federal dollars could save the incredible payoffs, kick backs and illegality permeating his administration. I witnessed the city’s death from the seat of my 18-wheeler tractor trailer because I moved people out of every sector of decaying Detroit.

“By any quantifiable standard, the city is on life support. Detroit’s treasury is $300 million short of the funds needed to provide the barest municipal services,” Okrent said. “The school system, which six years ago was compelled by the teachers’ union to reject a philanthropist’s offer of $200 million to build 15 small, independent charter high schools, is in receivership. The murder rate is soaring, and 7 out of 10 remain unsolved. Three years after Katrina devastated New Orleans, unemployment in that city hit a peak of 11%. In Detroit, the unemployment rate is 28.9%. That’s worth spelling out: twenty-eight point nine percent.”

At the end of Okrent’s report, and he will write a dozen more about Detroit, he said, “That’s because the story of Detroit is not simply one of a great city’s collapse. It’s also about the erosion of the industries that helped build the country we know today. The ultimate fate of Detroit will reveal much about the character of America in the 21st century. If what was once the most prosperous manufacturing city in the nation has been brought to its knees, what does that say about our recent past? And if it can’t find a way to get up, what does that say about our future?”

As you read in my book review of Chris Steiner’s book, $20 Per Gallon, the auto industry won’t come back. Immigration will keep pouring more and more uneducated third world immigrants from the Middle East into Detroit—thus creating a beachhead for Islamic hegemony in America. If 50 percent illiteracy continues, we will see more homegrown terrorists spawned out of the Muslim ghettos of Detroit. Illiteracy plus Islam equals walking human bombs. You have already seen it in the Madrid, Spain, London, England and Paris, France with train bombings, subway bombings and riots. As their numbers grow, so will their power to enact their barbaric Sharia Law that negates republican forms of government, first amendment rights and subjugates women to the lowest rungs on the human ladder. We will see more honor killings by upset husbands, fathers and brothers that demand subjugation by their daughters, sisters and wives. Muslims prefer beheadings of women to scare the hell out of any other members of their sect from straying.

Multiculturalism: what a perfect method to kill our language, culture, country and way of life.

Frosty Wooldridge has bicycled across six continents – from the Arctic to the South Pole – as well as six times across the USA, coast to coast and border to border. In 2005, he bicycled from the Arctic Circle, Norway to Athens, Greece.
He presents “The Coming Population Crisis in America: and what you can do about it” to civic clubs, church groups, high schools and colleges. He works to bring about sensible world population balance at his website: www.frostywooldridge.com
Frosty Wooldridge is a regular columnist for Novakeo.com

Sunday, August 26, 2012

The Pink Sisterhood..


When the Change is not regulated.. Yes, it is close to anarchy.. Yet, the Public holds the guages for justification, appropriation and effectiveness..

India always shocks the world, epistemically and literaly..!!

The Gulabi Gang is an extraordinary women’s movement formed in 2006 by Sampat Pal Devi in the Banda District of Uttar Pradesh in Northern India. This region is one of the poorest districts in the country and is marked by a deeply patriarchal culture, rigid caste divisions, female illiteracy, domestic violence, child labour, child marraiges and dowry demands. The women’s group is popularly known as...Gulabi or ‘Pink’ Gang because the members wear bright pink saris and wield bamboo sticks. Sampat says, “We are not a gang in the usual sense of the term, we are a gang for justice.”
The Gulabi Gang was initially intended to punish oppressive husbands, fathers and brothers, and combat domestic violence and desertion. The members of the gang would accost male offenders and prevail upon them to see reason. The more serious offenders were publicly shamed when they refused to listen or relent. Sometimes the women resorted to their lathis, if the men resorted to use of force.

Today, the Gulabi Gang has tens of thousands of women members, several male supporters and many successful interventions to their credit. Whether it is ensuring proper public distibution of food-grains to people below the poverty line, or disbursement of pension to elderly widows who have no birth certificate to prove their age, or preventing abuse of women and children, the Pink sisterhood is in the forefront, bringing about system changes by adopting the simplest of methods - direct action and confrontation.

Although the group’s interventions are mostly on behalf of women, they are increasingly called upon by men to challenge not only male authority over women, but all human rights abuses inflicted on the weak.See more

Saturday, August 18, 2012

Europe & Islam..


‘Gender issues: Europe’s main challenge to internalizing Islam’
Barçın Yinanç
barcin.yinanc@hurriyet.com.tr
ISTANBUL - Hürriyet Daily News

As European culture becomes more secularized, the biggest point of contention about Islam in Europe is striking a balance between the sacred and the profane, Professor Hakan Yılmaz says. Gender issues are where this contention makes itself felt the most, constituting a challenge for Europe in its efforts to internalize Islam.
Europe is confused on how to cope with Islam, according to Professor Hakan Yılmaz, an editor of the recently published book “Perceptions of Islam in Europe: culture, identity and the Muslim other,” which compiles several articles by prominent experts. The aim of the book is to reveal the real points of contention about Islam in Europe and gender issues constitutes one of the most important contention points, Yılmaz told the Hürriyet Daily News in a recent interview.

What is the common message of the articles complied in the book?
Our main motivation with this book was to scrutinize the perception of Islam that has been shaped following [the] Sept. 11, 2011, [attacks in America]. After the end of the Cold War, Islam and Muslims started to become the new ‘other’ in Europe and this trend became ossified after Sept. 11, 2011. We wanted to question the perception of Islam as ‘the other’ and find out what Islam in Europe is really about while also showing where the real contention points are.

One other motivation we had was the several books that had been published after Sept. 11; books on Islamophobia or the so-called Eurabia books. The real points of contention about Islam in Europe are not the ones pointed out by those Eurabia books. In order to find the answer to the question of ‘How can we live together?’ you have to pinpoint the right points of contention and in the book we have several articles on different cases. One article, for example, talks about Muslims in Poland. Another one talks about how Holland is trying to “Hollandize” Islam.

Is this trend of Europeanizing Islam a general trend throughout the continent?
Europe has understood it cannot get rid of Islam. Islam is within Europe and it is in its neighborhood. The current problem is about the modalities of integrating Islam. Through which modality should Islam become part of Europe? In some cases, there is a will for total assimilation, in certain cases there is an effort to nationalize and localize Islam.

Is Europe trying to cope with it by attempting to Europeanize Islam?
One way is to create a national local Islam. But this is not the only way. In the period between the Cold War’s end and Sept. 11 there was an acceptance of Islam in Europe. It was the golden age of globalization and liberalism and there was more room for Islam. But this perspective changed with Sept. 11 and there came a perspective that saw Islam as a danger, a threat to the European way of life. Of course the perspective present and valid before Sept. 11 did not disappear. That’s why you can find both inclusive and exclusive approaches in Europe and that’s why I believe Europe is confused about Islam. Europe is on a pendulum. You have on the one hand the inclusive approach of the liberal, global trend of the pre-Sept. 11 era. On the other hand is the exclusivist trend of the post-Sept. 11 era that says we need to draw the borders of Europe, and Islam should stay beyond those borders while the Muslims that stay inside these borders should adapt totally to us; an assimilation approach.

But in the meantime you said earlier they have accepted that Islam is part of Europe.
Europe understood that they could not exclude the millions of Muslims living in the continent, but the pendulum moves back and forth on what to do with them. Gerard Delanty, one of the authors of the book, argues that the European capacity for dialogue is not inherently ‘European.’ Europe did not always have an ‘inclusive’ culture. Each time Europe faced a challenge in integrating a new culture and religion within its boundaries, it has increased its degree of freedoms to incorporate these challenges and this is how Europe became ‘Europeanized.’ Delanty calls it a process of cosmopolitanization, which, for instance, involves the process of making Protestantism, secularism and Judaism a part of Europe.

The argument is that each time Europe opted for the inclusive approach, which is what made Europe what it is today. Is that right?
Correct. If Europe would today say: ‘I am tired and exhausted. I will no longer go further in cosmopolitanization,’ then we would be talking about the end of Europe as a concept. The continuation of liberalizing European culture will only be possible to the extent that it will internalize Muslims. This is the challenge today, and it is not limited only to those Muslims living in Europe. This challenge includes Turkey’s membership to the European Union as well as the issue of how to deal with the countries in the Mediterranean.

What are the problems that stem from Islam that make the challenge harder?
The biggest contention point is the issue of striking a balance between the sacred and the profane. In European culture it seems that what is profane is more prominent. In the case of Islam, however what is sacred for the average Muslim has a greater place compared to the understanding of an average European.

Europeans have probably become more secularized.
Looking from the perspective of Muslims, the real challenge with Europe is not about Europe’s welfare state or its level of freedoms. Gender issues are, for instance, an area where the issue of what is sacred and what is not is most reflected.

In a 2009 survey we found that culture predominantly affects Europeans’ perception of Turks. In order to understand what Europe perceives as [Turkish] culture we provided 24 cultural characteristics, such as individualist, rational, strong family values, sexually liberated, respectful of others’ rights and asked which of them were considered European, Turkish or both. The European respondents overwhelmingly, with 70 percent, saw sexually liberated as a European characteristic while only 2 percent thought that was a Turkish characteristic. Ninety percent of the Turkish respondents thought sexually liberated was a European characteristic and said this was not a trait of Turkish culture.

If this is one of the contention points, what is the solution then?
There is a trend in some part of Europe that argues for multiple legal systems, where some problems among Muslims can be solved according to their own law. One of the contributors to the book, Deniz Kandiyoti, says that should not be the solution. She argues that the universal approach to women’s rights and citizenship rights should be maintained, and it should not be left to the domain of religion or sects. There should be an accommodation effort of only what is left after maintaining the universal gains.

What do you think about Europe’s stance on political Islam especially in the context of the Arab Spring?
Europe is the one place best equipped to help the political transformations in its environment. It has soft power. Yet the cultural phobias about Islam in some European governments have weakened Europe’s strategic talents. Europe could not show enough of a reflex in the face of the Arab Spring. This cultural deafness can be a strategic cost to Europe, but the marginalization of Europe as a democratic reference will equally be a loss for [Turkey] and Islamic countries that are trying to become democratic as the alternative does not provide an easier road.

http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/gender-issues-europes-main-challenge-to-internalizing-islam.aspx?pageID=238&nID=28022&NewsCatID=338

Sunday, August 12, 2012

LGBT Tsunami..


There is a great engineered tsunami in the building to promote LGBT across the world..
It is further smart and efficient than any previous social phenomenon..
The use of emotional politics and mass communication tools is more effective than conflicting with Authorities..

This campaign is growing by promoting the LGBT colors as aesthetic and entertaining grounds for peace, love and youth..
Attached with slogans extracted from famous authors on related issues..
Then the public mindset is made ready..
Many innocent "straight" persons are fooled within..

The current increasing support for LGBT rights in the USA spearheads the actions.. US Administration, led by a family oriented man, are under great scrutiny and public pressure to support LGBT rights, despite the growing domestic violence as naive response to religious and cultural parameters..
I'm not sure how the future would look like..!!











Thursday, August 9, 2012

Seeds of Anarchy

The following impressions record the evolution of chaos and misunderstanding among Muslims, without a particular chronicle order..
These are the seeds of concurrent anarchy, which I believe been created to last..
If I would feel sorry for anything, it will be for both current young and forthcoming generations of Muslims, who will not taste the times of true Islam and Muslims which we had enjoyed..

Egypt's Hysterical Islam violates Sharia'h

Early Halal swimming in Gaza

A Somali won Muslimah Beauty Contest

Sudanese forced to abandon traditional customes

Hailrious Saudi Driving ban on Women

Indonesian Kids are forced to unexpanable Hijab

GCC Teenagers in Europe vacations

 
A Blind Egyptian Imam

A Hijabi Egyptian Youngwoman

Religious intolerance in Egypt - Churches Restrictions

The Hareem, the Famous Turkish Abuse of Islam

Sport Costume, a Quest over Convenience vs. Necessity

Slavery Denial.. A Fractured Epistemia

Modernity & Libraty: Boy-Grilfriends on top of Cairo Tower

The Spreading and Growing Fall of Ethics
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Just a few..!!

Monday, July 23, 2012

Rohingya, a Complex Story..


They have been persecuted and discriminated against for decades but few can even pronounce their name let alone know their plight. The UN describes them as one of the most persecuted minorities, yet the suffering of Myanmar's Rohingya population increases. So are the world's democracies ignoring their plight?


It is a complex story and heartbreaking developments..

All players, including the famous Aung San Suu Kyi; had closed eyes and ears on the atrocities, in a global gamble for trade and minerals..

History, Geography and Resources set the practical borders for both sensible understanding and effective intervention..

When Senior Politicians speak history and geography, it means opening the doors for doing nothing.. it means accepting Butchering, Cleansing and Forcible Migration..

It is more than Muslims are slaughtered, but the humanity at crossroads..!


Friday, July 20, 2012

The Birth of South Sudan



One of the main causes of South Sudan’s high maternal mortality rate is a dearth of qualified birth attendants: during the civil wars that raged since the mid-1950s conducting the necessary formal medical training was all but impossible.

Now, seven years after a peace accord was signed, and a year after South Sudan gained independence from Sudan, things are beginning to change.

IRIN’s latest film, South Sudan - Birth of Nation, focuses on Juba Teaching Hospital’s new college of nursing and midwifery. Students here, drawn from all of the country’s 17 states, speak of their determination to take their new skills back to their villages to reduce the scourge of maternal mortality.

Friday, July 6, 2012

Sudan 2012




This post synchronizes the planned protests (Friday; 6 July) across Sudanese cities, against AlBasheer regime.. It was precisely meant for this venue, and prior to any results or developments.. It addresses the protest from a remote point of view, which assesses both pros and cons in a static stat..!

So, why euphoria in Sudan did not reach the public boiling point..?

Despite how AlBasheer regime had various scandals, atrocities and suppressions; the public response is almost cooling down, with less appetite for revolt and change. Despite the heat-up exercised by various fictions, and enthusiastic youth, people do not leave their homes and workplaces to protest and bring the forcible changes, as done earlier in Sudan and elsewhere.. What is the missing chip in this puzzle..?

Among the regime and the opponents, there are many principle issues to note..

Certainly, Security Forces had proven smart enough to avoid any bloodshed and serious causalities or fatalities during the days of protest. Number of detainees is limited compared to campaigns and demographics. They had learned the lessons of Tunisia, Egypt and Yemen, and accordingly set their response plans. On the contrary, opponents were confused by this lean responses, unable to change tactics (which was built on provoking security till they violently respond), or to elevate the public support (which is usually triggered by bilateral violence). Security was also successful to disconnect the protests, disenable any large streams to be formed, while no on-ground opposition coordination was effectively active..

Obviously, Political and Operational Leadership of protest had serious miscarriages, despite the fierce campaigns on social media (which is reachable for no more than 10,000 activists), or the international campaigns across the globe (which have serious creditability quest to the national public). Political parties, opponent fictions and rebel groups are short to develop any reliable leadership. Therefore, slogans are beyond the public demand, roadmaps are extremely eloquent and public mode is notably calm rather than excited. Using the repeated slogans of Arabic Spring shakes the foundations of the protest, as those were products of Muslims Brotherhood bloc, who already rules Sudan..!

International Support for political change in Sudan is shy rather than busy. Activists disagree on how fundamental the international role is, in order to materialize national political changes. Syrian chronicles prove the same, as well as Libyan, Yemeni and Bahraini. Sudanese activists (and many others) are obsessed with the Egyptian Drama (which was in fact well orchestrated scenarios; with various players, advisors and observers) aiming at its advocated political changes. The likelihood to repeat this drama is greatly doubtful; considering the amount of uncertainties it had created. However, despite the enthusiastic voices, the Sudanese Quest is much simpler, defined and regulated than the Egyptian one..

Finally; the Epistemic Structure of Sudanese Politics is still immature; despite 3 public revolutions, 4 political regimes and uncounted numbers of military coups. Certainly, the low Human Development Stat justifies uprooted attempts to created mature, democratic and coherent systems. On the contrary, Sudan is partitioned and expected to witness more serious divides, rather than building up any form of sociopolitical governance. Deterioration of identity, declining of probabilities and uncertainty of approaches had collectively created stat of anarchy that supports the current opportunitists, frustrates the change activists and exhausts any helping hands, and certainly bore the public..!


Saturday, June 30, 2012

Annual Leave..


Most "Underdeveloped" countries has "Annually" paid 21-working-days..!!

This is the critical thing to question..

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Muslim Candidates


Across their endeavor to advise on political and government issues, the foreign political advisors (or mentors, collaborators, etc; as per your views) use intellectual tips to understand the sociopolitical dynamics in any country. Think-Tankers, Academics, Media Entrepreneurs and NGOs are data mining tools to enable correct analysis and adequate proposals. Apparently, most of them had gone wrong in predicting and understanding the 2010/2012 Muslims Uprisings.

Why..?

Three generations had shaped the local culture within today’s Muslim communities during the last 50 years. They were not that much different from their global rivals; apart from some critical elaborations and affiliations.

To start with; let’s define the main misalignment among Muslim, Latin, Buddhist and Dark peoples; (The author is a Black). These are political grouping rather than ethnic or religious ones, addressing the main domains. The following simple definitions will point respectively to political, economic and social classifications:
  • Muslim are mostly fanatic ruled by Dictators, in rural states and generally illiterate.
  • Latin are mostly pragmatic ruled by Democracies, in industrialized urban and generally literate.
  • Buddhist are mostly coded ruled by Politicians, in dense estates and generally illiterate.
  • Dark are mostly mythical ruled by Autocracies, in nomadic style and generally illiterate.
Certainly, both perceptions and expectations are products of confronting and meeting thresholds; namely; governance, habitat and social order. This triangle draws communication visions, protocols and channels. The same triangle defines individuals and their communities, their openness and protectiveness, and their ethical models and penal morals.

Now, it is almost clear why both perceptions and predictions differ among those human groups. Why commentators and analysts would go wrong despite academic and professional referrals. Why people can’t truly align despite identical slogans and clichés. Why terminology mysteriously vary between contents and results.

Going back to the generations of last 50 years; there are dramatic glitches in the Muslim epistemic structures, despite the influx of degree holders, passionate writers and outspoken advocates.
  • To defeat the Fantasies; most historical and folkloric legacies had to be scrutinized. 
  • To defeat the Autocracy; efforts are required to seed and grow dominating intellectualism.
  • To defeat the Ruralness; admission of improper social divides will create cohesive social reconciliation.
  • To defeat the Illiteracy; religious education has to be revolutionized rather than fought.
In complacent life styles, an adult generation had witnessed and fueled the political transformations during 1950th and 1960th. Their children had grown, driven by both epistemic mutiny and wishful expectations of peoples’ powers in 1970th and 1980th. Their 2010th Millennia grandchildren had amazing technology tools and opportunistic approaches, simplified in the famous slogan: Go-Get.

So far, this no different from the happenings across the globe; yet results are not the same: media anarchy, political irrationalism and social fantasies.

Why..?

Commentators had united in defining the three generations, but they disconnected them from their epistemic referrals. Therefore; Muslim’s secular elites had failed:
  • Despite London riot-alike, they included literates who could not defy their inherited Fantasies.
  • Despite Moscow campaigns-alike, they ridiculously confused Autocracy with Statesmanship.
  • Despite Paris unrest-alike, they could not establish a debate on social reconciliation and reform.
  • Despite Wall Street protest-alike, they could not develop vision or code for advocacy..!
Therefore, majority of Gazans, Tunisian, Moroccan, Egyptian voters had casted for the Muslim Candidates; and will continue to do so..!

People are not choosing the religious slogans, but they are hesitant and uncertain to choose otherwise. In the back of their minds, religion is deep rooted, with lots of confusing Fatwa’s and precautions. It is easy to stimulate the religious subconscious rather than the literate conscious. A historical formula most politicians had failed to deal with, leading to all calls for Secular States.

Simply, this is an urban dialogue; while most Muslims live in villages and slums



عبر سعيهم لتقديم المشورة بشأن القضايا السياسية والحكومة ، فان المستشارين السياسيين الأجانب (أو الموجهين ، أو المتعاونين ، وما إلى ذلك ؛ حسب وجهات نظركم) يستخدمون النصائح الفكرية لفهم الديناميات الاجتماعية والسياسية في أي بلد. يشمل ذك معاهد الفكر والأكاديميين ورجال الأعمال ووسائل الإعلام والمنظمات غير الحكومية ، فهي أدوات للتنقيب في البيانات وللتمكين من التحليل الصحيح والمقترحات المناسبة. على ما يبدو ، لقد كان معظمهم يعاني من اختلال التوقعات والفهم لانتفاضات المسلمون في 2010/2012

لماذا ..؟

خلال السنوات ال 50 الماضية ، كان هناك ثلاثة أجيال قد شكلت الثقافة المحلية في المجتمعات المسلمة اليوم. وبصرف النظر عن بعض التوضيحات والانتماءات الهامة ، فهي ليست مختلفة كثيرا من مثيلاتها على الصعيد العالمي
لكي نبدأ ، دعونا نحدد الاختلال الرئيسي بين شعوب المسلمين واللاتين والبوذيين والزنوج ، والكاتب يِعد من الزنوج ، وهذه هي تعاريف سياسية وليست عرقية أو دينية ، وتتعلق بالسمات الرئيسية. وعلى التوالي ، فان التعاريف التالية بسيطة وتشير إلى التصنيفات السياسية والاقتصادية والاجتماعية

المسلمون معظمهم متعصبون ويحكمون من قبل طغاة ، وغالبيتهم ريفيين وأميين

اللاتين معظمهم واقعيون وتحكمهم ديمقراطيات ، وغالبيتهم في المدن الصناعية ويجيدون القراءة والكتابة

البوذيون معظمهم يؤمنون بالمواثيق الاجتماعية ويحكمهم سياسيون ، وغالبيتهم يعانون من الزحام والأمية

الزنوج معظمهم أسطوريون يخضعون لأنظمة استبدادية ، وغالبيتهم من الرحل الأميين


 
بالتأكيد ، وعلى حد سواء ، فان كافة التصورات والتوقعات تتفق وتلبية الحدود الدنيا ، وتحديداً الحوكمة ، والموئل ، والنظام الاجتماعي. هذا المثلث يرسم الاتصالات بين الرؤى والبروتوكولات والقنوات. وكما أن المثلث يُعرف الأفراد ومجتمعاتهم ، فانه يصنَف الانفتاح والحمائية ، والنماذج الأخلاقية ، والآداب العامة الجزائية

الآن ، من الواضح تقريباً ، لماذا كل التصورات والتوقعات تختلف بين تلك الجماعات البشرية. لماذا يخفق المعلقين والمحللين على الرغم من المساهمات الأكاديمية والمهنية. لماذا لا يستطيع الناس حقاً ، وعلى الرغم من تماثل الشعارات والكليشيهات. لماذا تختلف المصطلحات على نحو غامض بين المحتويات والنتائج

عوداً إلى أجيال السنوات الـ 50 الماضية ، حيث هناك اخطاء كبيرة في البنى المعرفية للمسلمين ، وعلى الرغم من تدفق حاملي الشهادات ، والكتاب ذوي العاطفة ، والدعاة ذوي الصراحة

لهزيمة التخيلات ؛ لا بد من تمحيص معظم الموروثات التاريخية والفولكلورية

للتغلب على الحكم المطلق ، فمن الضروري بذل الجهود لوضع بذور نمو الهيمنة العقلانية

لهزيمة الريفًية ، يجب الاعتراف بعدم لياقة النظام اجتماعي ، مما يؤدي الى خلق مصالحة اجتماعية أكثر تماسكاً

للتغلب على الأمية ، لابد من تثوير التعليم الديني بدلا من محاربته



في أنماط الحياة المفعمة بالرضا عن الذات ، فان جيل الكبار قد شهد التحولات السياسية خلال 1950 و 1960. وقد نما أطفالهم ، يقودهم تمرد المعرفي وتوقعات تبشر بقوى الشعوب خلال 1970 و 1980. ومن ثمَ أحفادهم ، جيل الميلينيا 2010 ، الذي تمتع بأدوات تكنولوجية مذهلة ومناهج الانتهازية ، مبسطة في الشعار الشهير: أذهب لتحصل عليه

حتى الآن ، وهذا لا يختلف عن ما يحدث في جميع أنحاء العالم ، رغم ان النتائج لم تكن هي نفسها: فوضى وسائل الإعلام ، اللاعقلانية السياسية ، والمتخيلات الاجتماعية

لماذا ..؟

فلقد كان المعلقون متحدون في تعريف الأجيال الثلاثة ، ولكنهم قطعوا الصلات المعرفية. لذلك ، ولو أن النخب العلمانية المسلمة قد فشلت

على الرغم من استنساخ الشغب في لندن ، فلم يتمكن المتعلمين من تحدي المتخيلات المورثة

على الرغم من استنساخ الحملات في موسكو ، فقد تم الخلط بين الاستبداد والحنكة على نحو ساخر

على الرغم من استنساخ الاضطرابات في باريس ، لم يتمكنوا من مناقشة المصالحة الاجتماعية والإصلاح

على الرغم من استنساخ احتجاجات وول ستريت ، لم يتمكنوا من وضع رؤية أو أطر للتغيير



لذلك ، غالبية الناخبون من سكان قطاع غزة ، والتونسيون والمغاربة والمصريون ، قد اختاروا المرشحين المسلمون ، وسيواصلوا القيام بذلك مرات عديدة

الناس لم يختاروا الشعارات الدينية ، ولكنهم مترددون وغير متأكدين لاختيار غير ذلك. في عقولهم الباطنة ، فان الدين عميق الجذور ، ومع الكثير من الخلط في الفتوى والاحترازيات ، فمن السهل أن تحفز العقل الباطن الديني بدلاً من العقل الواعي. هذه هى المعادلة التاريخية التي فشل معظم السياسيين في التعامل معها ، مما أدى إلى كافة الدعوات العلمانية

ببساطة ، وهذا هو حوار حضري ، في حين أن معظم المسلمين يعيشون في القرى أوالمخيمات