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Book Review: Utopia – Ahmed Khaled Tawfik
يوتوبيا by أحمد خالد توفيق My review rating: 1 of 5 starsWell I think the author is presenting the world as a result of extreme neo-liberalization of World Economy, the duality of poor and rich. And to present the unity of the two parts from the perspective of sex, drugs and violence (though for different reasons). Not so bad for a pessimistic point of view, but personally I don't agree with the author. View all my reviews.
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The Bride for the the bride – By Nawara Negm
Nawara Negm wrote this article (in Arabic) in ElWafd newspaper, sent to me via Zeinobia. I like her presentation and translated the thing, here it is… I came across a title in the news about the marriage of Phyllis Leon (84 years) and Del Martin (87 years), and for clarification, Phyllis is a woman, and Del is a woman too. Recently, in California, a law was issued allowing Gay Marriages. The moment I saw this I just remembered the President of Columbia University while he was directly attacking the Iranian President because in Iran they do not respect the gay rights. I will consider trying to be more “civilized”. What…
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Torture is unacceptable – International Day in Support of Torture Victims
Torture affects thousands of people in about 100 countries around the world. All European Union countries oppose torture and have been fighting together for 15 years to put an end to it and to help victims resume a normal life. That’s why the European Union is financing projects across the world to make torture a thing of the past. These projects are being run by the European Commission within the framework of the European Instrument for Democracy and Human Rights. 26 June – International Day in Support of Torture Victims
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Does it worth?
Is the msn messenger worth connecting to?
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Discovered that
Everyone must have the courage of the surgeon when he begin the first cut of the operation. Everything just follows naturally after the cut, while you might think a million times afraid of the first moment. Falling in million traps of uncertainty… When you think of something, go for it, be it right or wrong, mistake or not, you will realize and have the experience, maybe you can give you valuable experience in a place like this…
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People vs Politicians
What do politicians want? What value do they add to people in my country? Is it worth all this media coverage? Being it corrupted official one or the usually not so good independent? Politicians claim that they word for people, so do Members of Parliament, popular talk shows, News Agencies, or even Bloggers. I'm not essentially a leftist, but I believe in the impossible meaning (at this moment) of Democracy; The Masses ruling the Masses. (This can happen within the hi-tech era, thought not our point now.) Do people, the Mases, really believe in one or more of those? And if someone achieved a degree of credibility, does this mean…
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Give or Leave
This is how I see it. I was always the one who put the fuel. I tend to supply fuel in great quantities and for a very long time with no equivalent refund from the other side. I ended up needing more refund which was not possible for reasons either I don't know, or I don't want to know about. No equation can be stable in this situation and pressure increase to break the whole thing up. And it broke.Though I still long for that beginning…
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I….feel….
Day after day, love turns greyLike the skin of a dying manNight after night, we pretend it's all rightBut I have grown olderand you have grown colderand nothing is very much fun any more.And I can feelOne of my turns coming on.I feelCold as razor bladeTight as a tourniquetDry as a funeral drum,
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Adolescence of media in Egypt
Media is an important factor of public opinion formation, being free or otherwise. Egypt was the victim of centralized or controlled media since the 1952 coup (I personally feel that media was fairly developing before this date). Any one can imagine how can controlled media be so destructive to the abilities and talents of any nation. Media, fundamentally, must be free. Any country controlled by military men hate free media to their bones. I think even in thr western democracies, officialis in in the security field (military or police) hate media to some extent. Maybe because of the being-exposded feeling. In the last two decades Egypt was witnessing an increase…
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Apology + Personal feelings
Not blogging due to Studying + suffering a state of loss of technology. No mobile(camera) or stable computer. This is what I'm feeling: Ticking away the moments that make up a dull dayYou fritter and waste the hours in an off hand wayKicking around on a piece of ground in your home townWaiting for someone or something to show you the wayTired of lying in the sunshine staying home to watch the rainYou are young and life is long and there is time to kill todayAnd then one day you find ten years have got behind youNo one told you when to run, you missed the starting gunAnd you run…
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Down Mubarak
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