Seeing them was proof enough; they did not say, “So-and-so from so-and-so.”
Globalia Magazine
- "The present crisis which is far more serious than the Asian crisis began in the great democracies of the world". By Dr. Mahathir
- EMASYA to be abolished before anniversary of Feb. 28
- Research links global money supply and future inflation
- Preliminary Assessment of Non-Fuel Mineral Resources of Afghanistan, 2007
- London: Afghanistan Experts are heavily criticizing the Afghanistan Conference that opens in London
- UNODC: "Everyone says that corruption is a massive problem in Afghanistan: this report proves that the average Afghan agrees
- Unemployment: Somavia calls for the same policy decisiveness that saved banks to save and create jobs
- "The hatred towards Muslims has grown to a level that defies all logic and is an affront to British values.
- Moscow: Russia declares war on alcoholism
- Lifting visas will create prosperity in the region, Ak Party deputy says
as-salamu ‘alaykum
Subhan-Allah!
wa alaikum as-salam, Sidi
Cor-rectum of Antecedent
(making right the precedent, aub, so it will read better)
Waalkhayla waalbighala waalhameera
(choc fudge sunday)
1. Dear MarinaM
Looking at that picture of your dad without his glasses, I recalled
an old song. So from me to Tun Dr Mahathir:
I Can See Clearly Now (by Johnny Nash)
I can see clearly now, the rain is gone
I can see all obstacles in my way
Gone are the dark clouds that had me blind
It’s gonna be a bright (bright), bright (bright)
Sun shiny day
I think I can make it now, the pain is gone
All of the bad feelings have disappeared
Here is the rainbow I’ve been prayin’ for
It’s gonna be a bright (bright), bright (bright)
Sun shiny day
Look all around, there’s nothin’ but blue skies
Look straight ahead, nothin’ but blue skies
I can see clearly now, the rain is gone
I can see all obstacles in my way
Gone are the dark clouds that had me blind
It’s gonna be a bright (bright), bright (bright)
Sun shiny day
2. 24 of 75
(or a pair of indigo robes, Suad?)
Has it come to that where one is still in the reservation
technically asked alkhayla
- the feet are still here in the reservation
but the nostrils have crossed over the boundary said albighaala
and was sniffing the new air is this the point where one goes mustang wild
with the thought that one needs to evince
the gift of the gab of Nietzsche asked alhameera
or the sublimity of a Sheikh without his thinking turban on albighaala
could we use some help on antecedents asked alkhayl
- what the dhad doddhbagheck is that alhameera
if P is x and Q is x, then P is Q or something like that abdassamad
are we then into eclair ecclesiatics eclecticism hayy
3. (Al-Nahl: 8-9)
Waalkhayla waalbighala waalhameera litarkabooha
wazeenatan wayakhluqu ma la taAAlamoona
WaAAala Allahi qasdu alssabeeli waminha ja-irun
walaw shaa lahadakum ajmaAAeena
Terima Kasih Songket Malayu
The Dot And The Alif
Alas, not that good a swimmer am I
to wade too far into the deep nor too far, too high
beyond the barzakh for I am
just an earth bound misfit
and shall play by the shore where two seas meet
till the angel takes me away
subhanallahil-’azeezul-hakeem
MI5 And The Murabbitun Brits
(just a waste of time, mate)
Focus switch
Mr Evans has taken over at a time of rapid institutional transformation for MI5.
By the end of next year the service will be twice the size it was in 2001. Its focus has switched to the fight against Islamist terrorism and recruited staff with languages and expertise to match this threat.
It has started operating in the regions as part of multi-agency teams alongside the police and close to the Muslim communities in which its targets operate.
Nota:
the murabbituns and wahhabis(and all the other men of the ‘cloth’) are like
water and virgin coconut oil