Posted in Arabs, Iran, tagged Egypt, Gaza, Nasser, Sinai, Six-Day War, Yemen on June 29, 2008 | 1 Comment »
After the United Nations voted the Jewish State of Israel back into existence in the modern panthion of legitimate nations, Arabs attacked from all sides and the Jews fought them back. After losing what Muslims thought was overwhelmingly a war that they would win, they went on to fight and lose many more wars. Meanwhile [...]
Posted in Arabs, Muslims, Shlomo Muslim PhD, tagged anti-Semites, God, Great Apes, Muslims go ape, Saul Bellow, To Jerusalem and Back on June 29, 2008 | No Comments »
There is no denying it, Jews are exceptional. Saul Bellow says “Perhaps the Jews have themselves created such expectations. Israel has made extraordinary efforts to be democratic, equitable, reasonable, capable of change… Obviously, the Jews accepted a historic responsibility to be exceptional. They have been held to this; they have held themselves to it. Now [...]
Posted in Arabs, tagged Sheiks, Democracy, MEMRI, Omar Sharif, Americans are ignorant on June 24, 2008 | No Comments »
Movie star Omar Sharif says “Americans are ignorant… We Arabs want Sheiks, not democracy” (MEMRI). What he failed to add was, yes, rich, well-connected Arabs love the dirty-dealing Sheiks, but the little guys who constitute the vast majority of the Arab populace can’t wait to see the Sheiks thrown out on their ears.
Posted in Al Qaeda, Arabs, tagged CIA, Daniel Pearl, GITMO, Add new tag, Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, knuckledraggers, Deuce Martinez, Mastermind, interrogation, waterboarding, Abu Zubaydah, James Madison University on June 22, 2008 | 1 Comment »
The New York Times published an upbeat and lively piece I thought you’d enjoy:
Inside a 9/11 Mastermind’s Interrogation
by Scott Shane
WASHINGTON — In a makeshift prison in the north of Poland, Al Qaeda’s engineer of mass murder faced off against his Central Intelligence Agency interrogator. It was 18 months after the 9/11 attacks, and the invasion [...]
Posted in Arabs, Muslims, tagged Dutch Disease, Economy, GDP, GNP, growth rate, Gulf States, Middle East, North Sea, Oil, petrodollars, productivity on June 15, 2008 | 2 Comments »
The Middle East is accustomed to depressing news. Usually it comes with the sounds of bombs and artillery or with the crack of an assassin’s bullet. But the worst news of the week came in almost silently, in the bleak numbers of accountants’ reports.
How could this be, in a region where the oil price is [...]
Posted in Arabs, Muslims, tagged uranium, fertility, infertility, testes, testicles, sperm, pollution, hormones, body-builders, chemotherapy, semen on June 15, 2008 | No Comments »
Pollution ‘affecting fertility’
By REBECCA TORR
ENVIRONMENTAL pollution is contributing to a rise in infertility among Bahraini men in their 20s and 30s, a top urologist has revealed. Ibn Al Nafees Hospital consultant urologist Dr Isa Amin says that five to 10 years ago, he used to see about one or two cases of infertility per month, [...]
Posted in Arabs, Muslims, tagged Abu Mazen, Ahmadinejad, al-Husseini, British Mandate, Iran, Israel, Israeli War of Independence, Jewish State, Palestine, Palestinian, Palestinians on June 14, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Imagine this if you will…
Let’s say Iran says it’s about to bomb Israel into the Stone Age, but first it tells all Arab-Israelis and Muslim-Israelis to evacuate the country until Iran kills all the Jews, and afterward Iran says Muslims and Arabs from surrounding countries can go into what was the Jewish State and turn [...]
Posted in Arabs, Israel, tagged Hebron, Jerusalem, Lotka-Volterra, Mamaluke, Mamalukes, Meshullam Ben R. Menahem of Volterra on June 12, 2008 | 7 Comments »
Anyone who’s familiar with population ecology knows the Lotka-Volterra Equation. Fewer population ecologists know of Rabbi Meshullam Ben R. Menahem of Volterra and his accomplishments. I’ll quote a manuscript he wrote in 1481. The reason I’m choosing the following passage is because, although one might consider him a Florentine, he got around and made a [...]
Posted in Arabs, homosexuality, tagged Gay-Lesbian, Gay Muslims, homosexuals, stoned to death, stoning on June 12, 2008 | 5 Comments »
Coming Out: A queer Kuwaiti’s experience
by Hussain Al-Qatari
Living openly as a homosexual still carries dire consequences, in some countries gays can be prosecuted and even put to death.
Bader, a 22-year old Kuwaiti, says he is working on getting his writings published abroad one day. “I find writing to be very liberating. It gives me more [...]
Posted in Arabs, Muslims, tagged Mark Steyn, Canadian Islamic Congress, CIC, Canadian Association of Journalists, CAJ, birth rate on June 11, 2008 | 9 Comments »
Hearings an embarrassment for democracy
By PAUL SCHNEIDEREIT
Special to TMQ2 from The Chronicle Herald in Nova Scotia
WELL, that was illuminating.
The long-anticipated “show trial” was held last week. That’s what author Mark Steyn dubbed the hearings before the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal to deal with a complaint by two members of the Canadian Islamic Congress (CIC) against [...]
Posted in Arabs, Iraq, tagged al-Bu Nasir, Ali al-Nida, Awja, car bomb, Sheik dead on June 10, 2008 | 10 Comments »
Saddam’s Tribal Head Goes Up in Smoke
TIKRIT, Iraq - I just returned from Tikrit. Had a little job to do there. But don’t want you to think it had anything to do with Saddam Hussein’s old buddy ol’ pal, the head of Saddam’s Sunni Arab al-Bu Nasir clan, who just happened to get a taste [...]
Posted in Arabs, Executions, FOX News, tagged Word-Drum, Not Ready For My Burqua on June 7, 2008 | No Comments »
American “Blogging Mom” Jane Novak is famous in Yemen. Not with the government but with the people. Vicki from “Not Ready For My Burqua” is another tireless blogger for human rights.
http://noburqua.blogspot.com/2008/06/jane-novak-on-fox-and-friends.html
Posted in Arabs, Jews, tagged Egypt, Farouk Hosni, Historical Society of Jews from Egypt, Joie Springer, Koichiro Matsuuro, Muriel Depierrebourg, restitution, UNESCO, World Congress of the Jews from Egypt on June 5, 2008 | No Comments »
I suppose it’s normal to want your cake and eat it too. The Egyptians have egg on their faces while stuffing their pie-holes full:
The Egyptian government has refused to release archives connected to the Jewish community to the Historical Society of Jews from Egypt, prompting the society to on Wednesday ask the United Nations Educational, [...]
Posted in Arabs, Iran, tagged Add new tag, Arab Summit, Kurdistan, Kurds, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, War, World's Gas Station on June 4, 2008 | No Comments »
RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA–I’m in Riyadh where Arab leaders are discussing options in Iraq, Lebanon, Iran and elsewhere. When I was acting like a fly on the wall, I heard a fellow correspondent ask a local honcho if he thought the Arabs and Muslims would ever choose to end their violent ways. Although I found the [...]
Posted in Arabs, Muslims, tagged France, Aid el-Kebir, Brigitte Bardot, animal rights, Sarkozy, MRAP on June 3, 2008 | No Comments »
Brigitte Bardot Hammered For Being an Animal Activist
France has a big problem with Muslims. So does the rest of Europe for that matter. Unfortunately, how do they choose to deal with these problems has also become a problem.
Most recently France has decided the best way is to blame an old lady.
Blonde bombshell now old biddy, [...]
Posted in Arabs, Muslim, tagged arab lies, arab magazines, arab newspapers, arab television, Muslim hate, Muslim lies, Muslim racism on June 2, 2008 | No Comments »
TMQ2 isn’t a huge respected newspaper. We know that.
There’s a difference between major media outlets and us. Or at least there should be. But when I read Arab and Muslim newspapers and magazines, I don’t see much difference. They sound more like blogs than respected news outlets.
I don’t know if you’ve been reading TMQ2 [...]
Posted in Arabs, Israel, tagged Anti-Semitism, Arafat, Ehud Olmert, Palestinian Authority on May 28, 2008 | 2 Comments »
What I love most about Ehud Olmert’s financial and political troubles is that he’s in trouble. Of course, I wish he hadn’t done anything wrong in the first place, but the fact that he did and he’s in trouble because of it, is great.
In Muslim and Arab nations they chop your hands off if you [...]
Posted in Arabs, Shlomo Muslim PhD, tagged Arabs, Fascism, IslamoNazis, Nationalism, Nationalist Movement on May 16, 2008 | No Comments »
We are bombarded with news about legitimate rights of Palestinians. Who are these people who call themselves Palestinians?
They are Arabs.
Who are Arabs? They are the people who speak Arabic.
And what about an Arab Nationalist Movement?
Posted in Arabs, Shlomo Muslim PhD on May 12, 2008 | 1 Comment »
With his head on a stick or a state on the plate
Abbas gets to choose
Get off his ass
Or continue to lose
To put it in the words of Abba Eban
While Arabs lie, cheat and steal
Rather than contribute and share in the world’s humanity
They never miss an opportunity to miss a peaceful opportunity
“US President George W. [...]
Posted in Arabs, Lebanon, Shlomo Muslim PhD, tagged Arab Leadership, Oxymoron on May 11, 2008 | No Comments »
Without Any Jews in the Mix, Arab Leaders Unsure Who to Blame.
Even More Arab Leadership Stupidity
What kind of people are Arab leader? I mean fundamentally speaking. I ask because the following article offers all kinds of keen insight into what makes them tick. Due to the current war in Lebanon, Arab leaders called an emergency [...]
Posted in Arabs, Islamofascism, Nasrallah, Shlomo Muslim PhD, tagged Beirut, Hizbullah on May 9, 2008 | No Comments »
Among other things, Iran blames the United States and Israel for yet another war obviously caused by Hezbollah. What else is new?
From the Daily Star:
Arab foreign ministers to hold emergency talks
Arab foreign ministers are to hold an emergency meeting on Sunday on the Lebanon crisis amid fears about Iran’s influence over the Shiite Hizbullah movement [...]
Posted in Arabs, tagged Faisal, Gentile, Goy on May 8, 2008 | 3 Comments »
On May 7, 2008 I posted a piece on Chaim Weizmann who wasn’t my cousin when discussing the Faisal-Weizmann Agreement.
At the time I failed to specify which Faisal I was talking about. There was Faisal bin Al Hussein Bin Ali El-Hashemi, who was the King of Greater Syria, and there was King Faisal Bin [...]
Posted in Arabs, Israel, Palestinians, tagged Arabs, Lie, Nakba, Palestine, Palestinian, tampon, TMQ2, toilet on May 8, 2008 | 9 Comments »
How ‘Nakba’ Proves the Fiction of a Palestinian Nation
by Steven Plaut | Jewish World Review
A Primer on Propaganda
Over the past few years, the term nakba (also spelled naqba) has become the favorite nonsense word of the Anti-Israel Lobby. Meaning “catastrophe” in Arabic, it has been embraced by anti-Semites all over the planet to refer to [...]
Posted in Arabs, Muslims, tagged Balfour Declaration, Chaim Weizmann, Faisal Weizmann Agreement, high-octane gasoline, industrial fermentation, King Faisal I, synthetic rubber on May 7, 2008 | 5 Comments »
Reading worddrum’s personal post about Sayeem, and then reading a comment a reader named par left under a post about Arabs stealing signs and fences and anything they can sell to the Chinese, I thought I’d add another personal ditty. This one is about someone who wasn’t a cousin…
Chaim Weizmann wasn’t my cousin. He was [...]
Posted in Arabs, George Bush, Hamas, Jews, Shlomo Muslim PhD, Syria, tagged Arabs, Major, Peace, Roadblock, Shlomo Muslim PhD, TMQ2 on April 24, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Mahmoud Abbas is whining to Condoleeza Rice, complaining that settlement expansion is a major roadblock to peace.
Just like Arafat used to complain that occupation of Gaza was a major roadblock to peace. Israel withdrew from Gaza and it was turned into a staging area for sending troops and missiles into Israel on a daily basis.
Where's Pat Paulsen when you finally need him?
