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Temple of "Israel"

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Nahida the exiled Palestinian


Before proceeding to watch the videos, a small piece of advice might help you cope with the contents and with surviving the aftermath of exposure to such "radiant brilliance":

Sit in a nice cozy corner, dim the light, snug your favourite cuddly toy, shake off any tensions, relax your body and empty your mind of any negative or positive thoughts... keep it minimalistic; bare and clean.

While watching be careful, try not to exercise any of your mental muscles. Remember to stay as dumb and slow as you possibly can.

Be vigilant, don't surrender to "fake clues" that might appear on the way; remember, the first video has absolutely "nothing" to do with the second or third clips, nor does it have anything to do with this presentation. Any temptation to find "non-existing" links is doomed to failure.

The three videos are utterly completely and unequivocally unrelated. It is by sheer coincidence that they landed on the …
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World. . . Be Warned

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Nahida the exiled Palestinian

When you wake up one day
Into your nightmare
When you hear hordes of lunatics call for war
When freaks shriek "Apocalypse Now"
When Luciferians shout: "End it All... End it all"
When you hear our planet sobbing
When the oceans cry of pain
When Cain kills Abel many times over
When our children lose there compass
When excited and delighted as they play soldiers
When their inspiration "shoot and kill"
When they see blood, a type of humour
and horror movies are entertaining
When their lives have no meaning
When hues of violence thrive and prosper

When abrasion called beauty
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Egypt's Morsi the New Mubarak

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Is Egypt's Morsi the New Mubarak?By:Alaa al-Aswani posted on Sunday, Sep 30, 2012

I did not vote for President Mohammed Morsi. Before the elections, I appealed to the Egyptians through As-Safir to boycott in protest of Ahmed Shafiq’s nomination for the presidency before the 35 corruption cases against him were investigated. The boycott failed.
Millions of Egyptians saw that they had no choice but to vote for Morsi, not because they agreed with his ideas or those of the Muslim Brotherhood, but simply to prevent the restoration of Mubarak's regime at the hands of Shafiq. So Morsi became president and I said that the will of the people must be respected. I thought it unfair to attack President Morsi before he was given a chance.
But three months after he took office his political orientation has become clear. Unfortunately, his actions and decisions have been disturbing, as exemplified by the following:
1) One of the most important causes of the revolution was the I…
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Ahmadinejad spoke like a Messiah

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Posted on September 27, 2012
Yesterday, Iran’s President Dr. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad delivered his 8th and last speech at the UN General Assembly meeting in New York City. However, during today’s speech, Ahmadinejad wore two hats; President of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Chairman of the 120-nations Non-Aligned Movement (NAM).
In contrast to early speeches by US president Barack Obama and British prime minister David Cameron, who threatened both Syria and Iran – Ahmadinejad talked about peace and justice. He avoided mentioning US-Israel sponsored bloodshed in Syria or the US-Israel produced provocative anti-Islam movie ‘Innocence of Muslims’. To show their guilty consciences – the US, British, Israeli and Canadian delegates walked out of the forum as soon as Ahmadinejad took the mike. They all accused the Iranian President of spouting “paranoid theories and repulsive slurs against Israel”

Ahmadinejad decried the “current abysmal situation of the world,” saying it resulted from “th…
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Tunisian Salafist: “The enemy is Ennahda.”

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Tunisia's Political Rancor Cancels Ennahda-Salfist Honeymoon 
By:Raouf Ben Hediposted on Saturday, Sep 29, 2012

“The enemy is Ennahda.” That short sentence perfectly summarizes what the Tunisian Salafist movements’ activists and supporters are thinking. Written in the color of blood, that sentence has been everywhere on their social networking pages since late evening Sunday, Sept. 23, when Hassan Brik, the official of the Ansar al-Sharia’s outreach office, was arrested. The Salafists resent the government, the ruling party, and some Ennahda officials who welcomed the arrest.

The honeymoon between Ennahda and its Salafists “progeny” has ended. And so has the impunity that the latter have been enjoying. The government seems to have tightened the screws after the serious incident at the US Embassy. The government mainly accuses Salafist groups for that incident.

This change in tactics by Ennahda has angered Salafist militants. For them, the number one enemy is now Ennahda beca…
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