Monday, March 28, 2011
كبف تبرمج الناس للبلطجة و الإفتخار بها في نفس الوقت؟ سيناريو مقترح
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Wednesday, February 9, 2011
من ميدان التحرير - فيديو تحشيش
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Saturday, February 5, 2011
Must see التأشيرة لهشام الجخ: شاعر صعيدي من الآخر
الشاعر الجريء البليغ و الإلقاء الذي يلمس القلوب... قد قال هذه القصيدة قبل الأحداث الأخيرة بمصر و لكنها أصابت كبد الحقيقة... إبكوا على أنفسكم... التأشيرة لهشام الجخ
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Friday, January 28, 2011
Optimal Conditions for A Revolution - Robert B Cialdini, PH.D.
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Unbelievable Video... Egypt not Short of Men...
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009
تكبير مطلق أم مقيد... ما هو و لماذا الآن؟!؟
فالتكبير المطلق يجوز من أول ذي الحجة إلى أيام العيد.. له أن يكبر في الطرقات وفي الأسواق، وفي منى، ويلقي بعضهم بعضًا فيكبر الله. وفي خصائِص هذه العشر فضيلةُ الإكثار من التهليل والتكبيرِ والتحميد، أخرجَ الطبرانيّ في الكبير بإسنادٍ جيّد من حديث ابن عباس رضي الله عنهما قال: قال رسول الله: «ما مِن أيّام أعظمُ عند الله ولا أحبّ إلى الله العملُ فيهنّ من أيّام العشر، فأكثِروا فيهنّ من التسبيح والتحميد والتهليل والتكبير»، قال البخاريّ في صحيحه: "كان ابن عمر وأبو هريرة رضي الله عنهما يخرجان إلى السّوق في أيّام العشر يكبِّران، ويكبِّر الناس بتكبيرهما" انتهى. ه
وأما التكبير المقيد فهو ما كان عقب الصلوات الفرائض، وخاصة إذا أديت في جماعة، كما يشترط أكثر الفقهاء. وكذلك في مصلى العيد.. في الطريق إليه، وفي الجلوس فيه، على الإنسان أن يكبر، ولا يجلس صامتاً.. سواء في عيد الفطر، أو عيد الأضحى. لأنّ هذا اليوم ينبغي أن يظهر فيه شعائر الإسلام.ه
الأول: ((الله أكبر.. الله أكبر.. لا إله إلاّ الله، الله أكبر.. الله أكبر.. ولله الحمد)).
الثاني: ((الله أكبر.. الله أكبر.. الله أكبر.. لا إله إلاّ الله، الله أكبر.. الله أكبر.. الله أكبر.. ولله الحمد)).
الثالث: ((الله أكبر.. الله أكبر.. الله أكبر.. لا إله إلاّ الله، الله أكبر.. الله أكبر.. ولله الحمد)).
والأمر واسع في هذا لعدم وجود نص عن النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم يحدد صيغة معينة.
كذا هذه الصيغ تقال في التكبير المطلق أيام العشر والعيد والتكبير المقيد بعقب الصلوات.
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Tuesday, November 17, 2009
"ولا الجهاد في سبيل الله؟"

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Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Where Friday Speeches become intellectual & fun!?!?
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Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Muslim To Atheist To Muslim (Non Scientific Miracles of the Quran)!!!
It's Ramadan, the last ten days of Ramadan are getting into me and I saw very very impressive Videos... The speaker is one of the few that grab my attention and has a subtle mesmerizing way of presenting what he obviously loves and the subject that he tackles is huge its "Literary Aspects of the Quran" add to that the fact that Arabic is not his mother tongue and was not born in an Arabic speaking family...
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Saturday, April 4, 2009
What is Twitter?
I had no idea...
Check it out http://www.commoncraft.com/twitter
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Blog in Plain English
http://www.commoncraft.com/ This is creative to say the least... want to understand what google docs is all about... what about blogs and RSS feeds?!? Easy plain english short videos right here on www.commoncraft.com
Enjoy...
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Sunday, January 18, 2009
Commander Marcos from Mexico Talks to the People of Gaza
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The nick-name "Marcos" is the name of a friend killed at a military road checkpoint.[4] It is not, as presumed, an intentional nominal acrostic of the communities where the EZLN first rose in arms: Las Margaritas, Amatenango del Valle, La Realidad, Comitán, Ocosingo, and San Cristóbal.
The Mexican government alleges Marcos to be Rafael Sebastián Guillén Vicente, of Tampico, Tamaulipas. Born in Mexico to Spanish immigrants, Guillén attended high school at Instituto Cultural Tampico, a Jesuit school in Tampico, where he presumably became acquainted with Liberation Theology.[5][6] Guillén later moved to Mexico City where he graduated from the Metropolitan Autonomous University (UAM), then received a master's degree in philosophy at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) and began work as a professor at the UAM, after which he left. While Marcos has always denied being Rafael Guillén, Guillén's family are unaware of what happened to him and they refuse to say if they think Marcos and Guillén are the same person or not. Guillén's family is deeply involved in Tamaulipas politics. Guillén's sister, Mercedes del Carmen Guillén Vicente, is the Attorney General of the State of Tamaulipas, and a very influential member of the Institutional Revolutionary Party, the party that governed Mexico for more than 70 years. During the Great March to Mexico City in 2001, Marcos visited the UNAM and during his speech he made clear that he had at least been there before.[7][8][9]
Like many of his generation, Guillén was radicalized by the events of 1968 and became a militant in a Maoist organization known as the National Liberation Forces. However, the encounter with the outlook of the indigenous peasants of Chiapas, the political struggles within the FLN, and out of the failure of the Chipas uprising, he has embraced an approach to social revolution that has important parallels to the theories of Antonio Gramsci, which were popular in Mexico during his time at the university.
When asked about his first days in Chiapas in the documentary A Place Called Chiapas, Marcos said:
Imagine a person who comes from an urban culture. One of the world’s biggest cities, with a university education, accustomed to city life. It’s like landing on another planet. The language, the surroundings are new. You’re seen as an alien from outer space. Everything tells you: “Leave. This is a mistake. You don’t belong in this place.” And it’s said in a foreign tongue. But they let you know, the people, the way they act; the weather, the way it rains; the sunshine; the earth, the way it turns to mud; the diseases; the insects; homesickness. You’re being told. “You don’t belong here.” If that’s not a nightmare, what is?
Also in this documentary by Nettie Wild, one is allowed to listen to the powerful rhetoric of the Zapatistas. This is conducted in Spanish, not the native Mayan tongues. With only his eyes and pipe being visible he addresses the film maker: "It is our day, day of the dead". Marcos reveals the Zapatista belief that he is a dead-man and so are the Zapatistas
Much of his writings – articles, poems, speeches and letters – have been compiled into a book: Our Word is Our Weapon. In 2005 he wrote a novel called The Uncomfortable Dead, in conjunction with crime writer Paco Ignacio Taibo II.
From 1992 through 2006, Marcos wrote more than 200 essays and stories and published 21 books in a total of at least 33 editions, amply documenting his political and philosophical views (see Bibliography). The essays and stories are recycled in the books. Marcos tends to prefer indirect expression; his writings are often fables. Some, however, are earthy and direct. In a January 2003, letter to Euskadi Ta Askatasuna (the Basque ETA), titled "I shit on all the revolutionary vanguards of this planet," Marcos says "We teach [children of the EZLN] that there are so many words like colors and that there are so many thoughts because within them is the world where words are born...And we teach them to speak the truth, that is to say, to speak with their hearts."[10]
One of Marcos's most widely known books, La Historia de los Colores, is a story written for children. Based on a Mayan creation myth, it teaches tolerance and respect for diversity.[11] The book was to have been published in English translation with support from the U.S. National Endowment for the Arts, but in 1999 the Endowment abruptly cancelled its grant after questions to its chairman, William J. Ivey, from a newspaper reporter.[12][13] The Lannan Foundation stepped in with support after the NEA withdrew.[14]
Although Marcos's political philosophy has sometimes been characterized as "Marxist," his broadly populist writings concentrate on unjust treatment of people by both business and the State, giving Zapatista ideology a strong anarchist tinge. In a well known 1992 essay, Marcos begins each of his five "chapters" in a characteristic style of complaint:[15]
"This chapter tells how the supreme government was affected by the poverty of the Indigenous peoples of Chiapas and endowed the area with hotels, prisons, barracks, and a military airport. It also tells how the beast feeds on the blood of the people, as well as other miserable and unfortunate happenings...A handful of businesses, one of which is the Mexican State, takes all the wealth out of Chiapas and in exchange leave behind their mortal and pestilent mark."
"This chapter tells the story of the Governor, an apprentice to the viceroy, and his heroic fight against the progressive clergy and his adventures with the feudal cattle, coffee and business lords."
"This chapter tells how the viceroy had a brilliant idea and put this idea into practice. It also tells how the Empire decreed the death of socialism, and then put itself to the task of carrying out this decree to the great joy of the powerful, the distress of the weak and the indifference of the majority."
"This chapter tells how dignity and defiance joined hands in the Southeast, and how Jacinto Pe'rez's phantoms run through the Chiapaneco highlands. It also tells of a patience that has run out and of other happenings which have been ignored but have major consequences."
"This chapter tells how the dignity of the Indigenous people tried to make itself heard, but its voice only lasted a little while. It also tells how voices that spoke before are speaking again today and that the Indians are walking forward once again but this time with firm footsteps."
The elliptical, ironic and romantic style of Marcos's writings may be a way of keeping a distance from the painful circumstances that he reports and protests. In any event, his huge output of words has a purpose, as stated in a 2002 book title, Our Word is Our Weapon.[16][17]
[edit] The Other Campaign
In a widely noted article by Marcos, the Ejército Zapatista de Liberación Nacional (EZLN) announced "La Otra Campaña" / "The Other Campaign" in June 2005, at the start of campaigns for the Mexican elections of 2006.[18] The EZLN does not intend to run or promote candidates. Instead it calls for a new constitution prohibiting privatization of public resources and providing autonomy for an estimated 57 indigenous populations. More than 900 organizations have joined The Other Campaign.[19] The Other Campaign also announced what could be a temporary reorganization of the EZLN, closing the caracoles / councils, urging international supporters to leave those areas, closing the EZLN information center in San Cristóbal de Las Casas and working in a "clandestine and nomadic manner."[20]
On January 1, 2006, Marcos began a tour of all 31 Mexican states. In an interview several years before, Marcos explained his attitude toward the Mexican government:[21]
"The State Party System is corrupt, it is involved in drug trafficking, it has a wake of deceit, of lies, and of loss of legitimacy with the Mexican nation."
He travelled on a black motorbike in remembrance of Che Guevara's 1952 journey through South America, immortalized in the slain revolutionary's personal memoir entitled The Motorcycle Diaries.[22] During the tour, he also has changed his name to "Delegado Cero" / "Delegate Zero." He appeared on Mexican national television on Tuesday, May 9, 2006. Commenting on a riot that began after police tried to evict flower sellers from their stalls in the town of Texcoco, widely reported in Mexico,[23] Marcos said, "The state police have always been distinguished by their brutality...Enter the state police, and things get out of hand. Enter the federal government, and things get out of hand, and one creates this atmosphere of repression."[24]
Marcos and other EZLN spokespersons reject as models what they view as neoliberal regimes in South America, including the governments in Brazil, Argentina, Venezuela, Uruguay and Bolivia as of 2006, claiming that these governments did not and will not deliver meaningful changes. As potential leadership for Mexico, they say, in particular, that a government headed by Partido de la Revolución Democrática (PRD) candidate Andrés Manuel López Obrador would resemble that of former president Carlos Salinas de Gortari and would refuse to abandon policies imposed by the World Bank, the World Trade Organization and the United States. The "Town Meeting" style of The Other Campaign, scheduled for January through July 2006, has had some effect on López Obrador, the former mayor of Mexico City and presidential candidate, who campaigned in Chiapas during December, 2005.[25] Marcos never endorsed López Obrador and rebuked the entire electoral system.
[edit] Mascot
Subcomandante Marcos travels with an animal mascot, a deformed rooster he calls "el pingüino" ('the penguin'). According to a New York Times article of January 6, 2006, Marcos uses the animal as a symbol of the various disenfranchised people he champions.[26]
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Monday, January 12, 2009
Israel under attack, 400 Israelis are killed mostly children and women...
A full army is mobilized to attack 1.5 million Israelis living in the most crowded Ghetto on earth... Just imagine that the attack on Gaza is happening in the same exact circumstances but with different sides... Just imagine... The Israelis are under attack in Gaza and this massacre starts...
Imagine that in two and a half weeks 300 Israeli kids are killed, 100 women, 100 old man, 500 men, half of them are civilians, 3,000 Injured... The killings also include Medics and reporters... ambulances are bombed, UN safe havens attacked with missiles... 120 civilians are gathered by the unhuman army in a building, told not to leave and the next day they are bombarded with artillery and tanks, leaving 30 killed and many injured... many many sad stories are still to be told... while others are recorded...
And, why is this attack happening because after a 2 year old siege were Arabs are not allowing medical supplies, fuel and food into this crowded Ghetto... oooh, there was a retaliation, home made rockets are launched to defy the siege and the injustice... where are they fired at? at the stolen lands of Israel... oh those Ghetto residents used to live there, some still remember the way to the orchards, but that is not the case... Those rockets now threaten the new settlers in those occupied lands...
I try to imagine... the first thing that comes to my mind is the number of battle ships heading towards Palestine... Armies moving to aid the Israelis against this savage army...
Border crossings opened, air raids from the nearest airport... Threats from supreme powers... economic sanctions... International War Crime committees... Long range missiles pouring in on the attacking army...
And I wonder why we still can't through out a few ambassadors and start economic sanctions... why it is much easier for the west, to come to the rescue of complete JEWISH strangers?! Most Importantly is why can't we do the same for those that share with us, language, religion, family ties, humanity and OPPRESSION?!
Are we sooooo morally corrupt that we cannot stand up next to our brothers when they are butchered, next to our children when they are slain while others will stand firm for a bunch of dollars and oil barrels...
Can we someday become loyal to our own blood and principles the same way the west is loyal to the green dollar, black oil and the Zionist dream?
How can we get this low and still expect our prayers to be answered?!?
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كم طفلا يجب أن يقتل حتى يتحرك المسلمون؟ اليوم بلغوا قرابة ال300
بلغ بنا الأمر أن يتفوق الغرب علينا بتضحياته رغم كونه على الباطل...أين تضحياتنا
دفاعا عن إخواننا و أراضينا و دماء المسلمين...إيييه هزلت...ه
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