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May 09, 2008
22:15
When Humans control the Weather
» ‎ Ammar's Blog

My friend just got back from Dubai last night, and was telling me about a freak thunderstorm in Dubai. Not a very long one, but one that mysteriously appeared on a very hot, dry and sunny afternoon. The weather cooled down considerably and some rain fell. A few minutes later, it was all gone and things were back to normal. When you see something like this, you know the world is coming to an end; Why was it raining in May? And thunderstorms? This was a first for Dubai... Well, that was...

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21:11
Dedication
» ‎ Ali7

Is it all about dedication ? Is it about dedication ? Say, if I dedicate my time to something, will I become a master in it ? Anything applicable, studying, technology, automobiles.. will I ? I don’t know, but, here I can state one good example : Because of full dedication of time and resources, The Satan himself is [...]

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16:52
Fixing Dinner!
» ‎ SillyBahrainiGirl

"So what's for dinner?" she laughed, with a sneer, showing your fangs, comfortable in your total insecurity and failure as a caring giving woman, who can't even fix an omelette to feed her grubby brood. "I'm actually just pulling it out of the microwave," I naively reply, oblivious of the fact that this particular question was aimed at dissing me as an incompetent woman of leisure, whose daily pursuits include shopping, doing her nails and grooming her hair! "Your poor poor husband!" she...

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14:32
wi-tribe is live !!!
» ‎ ZAINAL BAHRAIN

And we are live !! which means im coming back soon after delivering the project . Many thanks to Saad who have been working along with me to put up the site . www.wi-tribe.jo www.wi-tribe.com

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13:58
Cash Flowing Freely
» ‎ Bahraini.TV

While inflation in the kingdom is relatively low, near record levels of money flowing through the Bahraini economy have sparked concerns of a possible inflationary breakout and have prompted moves by the kingdom's central bank to take some of the heat out of the situation. On May 4, the Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB) released its [...]

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13:26
Bahrain is not fit to serve on UN rights body
» ‎ AbdulhadiKhalaf

. NGOs say five nations unfit to serve on UN rights body UNITED NATIONS (AFP) — Gabon, Bahrain, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Zambia do not deserve a seat on the Human Rights Council, the United Nations' top rights body, two non-governmental organizations said Tuesday. In a joint report, UN Watch and Freedom House, which champion human rights worldwide, lamented that Gabon and Zambia were guaranteed seats on the council because of a lack of competition from more democratic countries in their...

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10:00
خارطة طريق الحميضي ... "الفهمان"
» ‎ Fareed Isa

تميز المنتدى الاقتصادي الإسلامي الرابع الذي أقيم في دولة الكويت في الفترة من 28 أبريل – نيسان الماضي حتى الأول من مايو – أيار الحالي تحت شعار "شركاء في التنمية الدولية " بأوراق العمل المتخصصة قدمت خلال ثلاث عشرة جلسة حضرها رجال ونساء من مختلف البلاد الإسلامية وعدد من الدول الغربية من المتخصصين في الاقتصاد و الاقتصاد الاسلامي طرحوا خلالها خلاصة أفكارهم ورؤاهم في موضوع المنتدى ومحاوره . من بين تلك الأوراق المهمة برزت الورقة التي شارك بها وزير مالية الكويت السابق بدر مشاري...

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9:30
[nt]
» ‎ Bahrain Taxi

7:34
“Cleaner than a white dress”
» ‎ Mahmood's Den

Is a bastardisation of the translation of an Arabic idiom which is better transcribed in English as “Cleaner than a white thobe” at least - thobe being the Arabian traditional male garment - which might have taken away the derogatory insinuation given by the use of the word “dress”. This Arabic proverb is akin to the English idiom “pure as the driven snow”, but for reasons not apparent to me, the GDN decided in its own lack of wisdom to translate it as such in relation to the Bahraini minister bin Rajab’s declaration of innocence. My suspicion is that they are taking sides, we do not see the same skew in reporting when they talk about the other minister under investigation by parliament.

Not that it would make any difference whatsoever of course; parliament itself is skewed in its current make up, which is sectarian to the core. Am I at all surprised then that Attiyatallah himself was declared innocent of misleading the country by a committee whose members already amply declared their position, even before he was greeted and led to his plush seat in the investigation committee by beaming members of the investigation panel? Of course not. This is a foregone conclusion.

As is the matter of convicting bin Rajab for his financial and administrative irregularities. In that committee, Al-Wefaq’s has the numbers.

The downside for the future of this country is once again the affirmation of the cloud of sectarianism; one in which a person votes for his tribe and sect regardless of the guilt and culpability of the person or issue in question.

Originally from: Mahmood's Den

“Cleaner than a white dress”

6:59
Action call after minister cleared
» ‎ Bahraini.TV

Opposition MPs yesterday threatened action after a parliamentary committee cleared a minister of masterminding a cover-up. Cabinet Affairs Minister Shaikh Ahmed bin Ateyatala Al Khalifa had always denied keeping Bahrain's population explosion a secret. However, he was let off the hook yesterday by a parliamentary committee, which decided no action should be taken against him. Three of seven [...]

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1:30
WHEN A LOVED ONE'S GONE
» ‎ Samar Al Ansari (1988-2006)

Those we love remain with us, for love itself lives on. And cherished memories never fade because a loved one’s gone. Those we love can never be more than a thought apart. For as long as there is memory they’ll live on in the heart http://www.chrislucastrust.com/Poem.htm

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1:15
You Vote: YES!
» ‎ Sabbah's Blog

Do you believe Palestinians and Israelis should stop working towards a two-state solution and focus on co-existence with equal rights and protections in a shared homeland? A question published by LA Times and asking readers to vote. Majority (at the time of writing this) said, Yes! ISRAEL: The one-state solution? You vote A story online today details how [...]SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "You Vote: YES!", url: "http://sabbah.biz/mt/archives/2008/05/09/you-vote-yes/" });

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0:24
strange week
» ‎ Bahrain Obs

Just an update on whats been happening Here- May 1st - A Stonecurlew with 2 chicks was observed between Al Jazair beach and the horse endurance center. This represents a first breeding record for this species if confirmed. Observer a Falconer caught and examined one of the chicks before returning it to waiting parent. May 7th - A Corncrake was reported at Anwaj Islands - this observation has some quality as the observer not a birder is familiar with the species in Ireland - last record...

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May 08, 2008
22:21
3aaaaaaaaaaaa :@
» ‎ Cookie

Hamad town secondary girls school is the most failure school in the whole world, I will be happily gone (graduated) from it after few weeks and I WON’T miss it. god damn it ! the whole system is 5ra6a ! I mean we did not get any information about universities. other schools give lectures and trips [...]

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22:18
another birthday
» ‎ lizardo

im 23 ! and thank u to all whom rememberd it!

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20:13
Tagging and cybertowns
» ‎ Yagoob's Dome

Tag (also known as it, touch, tiggy, tick, chasing, chasemaster, chasey) is an informal playground game that usually involves two or more players attempting to “tag” other players by touching them with an object, usually their hands. Played throughout the world,^[1] tag is inherently simple — most forms require neither teams, nor scores, nor sports equipment such as balls — but it may be made more complex with various rule modifications. Both of these aspects make tag a popular game amongst children, and it is often played in informal areas such as playgrounds or backyards.

Tag A “tag” is the most basic writing of an artist’s name in either spray paint or marker. A graffiti writer’s tag is his or her personalized signature. “Tagging” is often the example given when opponents of graffiti refer to vandalism, as they use it to label all acts of graffiti writing (it is by far the most common form of graffiti). Tags can contain subtle and sometimes cryptic messages, and might incorporate the artist’s initials or other letters.

Tag A tag is a (relevant) keyword or term associated with or assigned to a piece of information (a picture, a geographic map, a blog entry, a video clip etc.), thus describing the item and enabling keyword-based classification and search of information.

ِAll cited from: Wikipedia

So you may wonder, what if we mix all three ‘tags’ together…and see what we get…

We would get this!

These photos were taken at a girls school not far from my home, a number of ‘taggers’ wrote URLs to some local forums. Well OK the other pictures show where there used to write tags before they were covered up with unsubtle white paint (Ed- This post was written a few months ago and when I actually got round to taking pictures, the school managed to buy some white paint and cover up the tags!)

The tags would include email addresses and links to local forums, and being it on a girls school’s wall, the only reason why they would do this is to ‘hook up’ with some girls through the forum.

It’s really funny how almost every little town and neighbourhood in Bahrain has their own forum, like the city of Riffa (where I live in) has five different forums: www.riffa3i.com , www.east-riffa.com , www.riffaclub.com , www.al7jiat.com (not active anymore) and www.buhair.com/vb

But by far, my favourite Bahraini town website (forum) is www.karzakan.org (formerly known as karzakan.com but was blocked by the MoI for unknown reasons) as it has an enormous amount of information about the history of the town which was collected by Mr. Hafedh Ibrahim. It is truly astonishing the amount of images and video covering the history of Karzakan making it a colourful town rather than the images of the events that led to the death of policeman Majed Asghar recently.

18:57
I can't help but miss...
» ‎ cupcakes think pink

Knowing the back streets like the back of my hand, the Thames and the southbank walk, fry ups on the weekend, lazy Sundays, your mp3 player being an integral part of your sanity, reading on the tube, constantly moving, free trashy newspapers, Amy and Peaches always on the front page, our little Moroccan café before the ban, Pret, Wardour Street in all its glory, the Fitzroy on a Tuesday afternoon, VQ in the early hours of the morning, match days in your local, Radio 1 and Radio 4 (and...

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18:20
Sunrise
» ‎ Diaries of Sunshine Down Under

Sunrise

18:18
Applied to Zain@Home (experience log)
» ‎ The Red Belt

On April 24th, i got myself into a Zain experience shop and signed up for thier Zain@Home At the time, the young man behind the counter said that the installation guys will come within 10 days. Nothing happened. No peep. Absolute quitness. Not only did I not get a call, I also never got a reply to an email I sent enquiring. I waltzed back in yesterday to the same experience shop and the guy behind the counter assured me again that I will get it in two days (that is a window of today: Thursday,...

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16:12
Palestine Think Tank
» ‎ Sabbah's Blog

Haitham Sabbah, Mary Rizzo and Gilad Atzmon are very pleased to announce their new site, Palestine Think Tank. It is a site containing news, analysis, art and more to further the cause of justice for Palestinians. It concentrates on many aspects of the resistance, but also focuses on the issues affecting the entire Middle East. [...]SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Palestine Think Tank", url: "http://sabbah.biz/mt/archives/2008/05/08/palestine-think-tank/" });

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16:04
Arab vs Arab
» ‎ I'll Have One of Those

There is something that has come to my attention. Something I have noticed in the past, but was not too concerned about. Today, however, this frightens me quite a bit. It is the hatred we Arabs have for one another. When you live abroad, it is only natural to assume that people who share a common background will bond. However, this is not necessarily true and can be very untrue depending on where you are from. Not many people bring this up because it can make situation quite awkward, but...

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14:15
Better news from parliament
» ‎ Mahmood's Den

For a change, I happily read a small article in Al-Waqt this morning which reports that the Foreign Affairs Permanent Committee at the House of Representatives has agreed to allow the auctioning off of vanity number plates [Arabic]. The proceeds of those bi-annuals auctions are going to be used to care for road accident victims.

For those who don’t know, us Bahrainis are completely obsessed with “nice” numbers, be they for the car, phone or anything else they have some control over. You could see these numbers available for sale in the freely distributed advertising magazines with some number plates fetching upwards of BD3,000 (4 numbers) while I heard that 3 numbers number plates fetch BD10k+ - if you can get the personal release of the prime minister to purchase such a plate that is (disclaimer: this last part is hearsay and I cannot confirm it, he might not be involved in such a mundane thing, but this is what I heard anyway)

Zain - which is the communications company formerly known as Vodafone - capitalised on this mania. They successfully auctioned off some special numbers a few of years ago and raised quite some cash for local charities. Does Batelco do this sort of thing too? No idea, but they should if they don’t. It’s a ready market and an easy way to raise much needed funds to cash-strapped charities.

I must applaud the Foreign Affairs Committee for approving such a law. I don’t know who initiated it and I don’t particularly care, it’s a Good Thing™ and this might be the only Good Thing™ that parliament actually will be remembered by.

Originally from: Mahmood's Den

Better news from parliament

13:11
Hello Yellow :)
» ‎ Bahraini Diva

LINK LINK LINK LINK LINK

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12:25
BAHRAIN among five nations unfit to serve on UN rights body, FH- says
» ‎ AlSingace

NGOs say five nations unfit to serve on UN rights body AFP - Tuesday, May 6 11:53 pm UNITED NATIONS (AFP) - Gabon, Bahrain, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Zambia do not deserve a seat on the Human Rights Council, the United Nations' top rights body, two non-governmental organizations said Tuesday. In a joint report, UN Watch and Freedom House, which champion human rights worldwide, lamented that Gabon and Zambia were guaranteed seats on the council because of a lack of competition from more...

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6:47
في التعبير عن الذات..
» ‎ ثورة سلام

"الجسد العاري حساس بالنسبة للانسان العربي، الجسد شيء عظيم، لكننا، في منطقتنا العربية، تعلمنا ان نلغيه". "يفرض على المرأة ان تغطي نفسها وتتحرك بطريقة آلية، الا انه يجب ان يكون هناك توازن بين الجسد والروح والعقل، اذا كان جسدنا معاقا لن نستطيع تطوير تفكيرنا لأن عقلنا سيكون معاقا ايضا". "انا جسدي غال ونبيل، وقد استخدمته من اجل قضية نبيلة، فالحرب والقتل في فلسطين والعراق كانا فوق الاحتمال". هذا ما جاء حرفيا على لسان الفنانة التشكيلية السورية هالة الفيصل. مؤكد إنها ليست مرتكم الأولى التي...

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3:17
حياء وفضيلة ..
» ‎ قصاصات متناثرة

يعتبر الحياء والفضيلة مرتكزين أساسيين لأخلاقيات الفتيات وللأسف الشديد فإنهما أصبحا في خبر كان لدى بعضهن وحل محلهما الاستهتار والانفلات.. وحينما نتأمل بعض سلوكيات وأخلاقيات بعض الفتيات سنجد ان أولياء أمورهن والقائمين على تربيتهن قد اعتمدوا على التربية الحرة الخالية من القيود فهم يتركون الفتاة تتصرف كمــا يحلــو لهــا بــلا رقابــة أو محاسبــة مما يسبب نوعا من الاستهتار لديهــا دون وجـــود... [اقرأ المزيد]

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May 07, 2008
22:25
No need to worry
» ‎ Hasan in Japan

Yes, I’m fine. The earthquake that hit Tokyo over an hour ago was no big deal. It was, however, one of those earthquakes that were confusing. It (the earthquake, that is) left you feeling unsure about what was really trembling: was it the ground beneath your feet or your racing heart pounding in your chest. Yes, [...]

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19:54
ذكرى… و لحظة شجاعة
» ‎ Qasimiyat

من منكم يذكر هذا الخطاب؟ تحياتي،،،

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18:10
Is it a Mac? Is it a Tablet? It is the MacBook Tablet. (Axiotron).
» ‎ Kalinka

I saw it, I have touched it with my hands, I drew something on it. I felt the plastic and aluminum case. It is sleek elegant and not only that, but it runs Mac OS X leopard. I love it. But I think I do need a keyboard after, plus it is very high priced for a MacBook. I also read somewhere that there is a waiting period of almost a year if you order one of them. It all drives me to think before I starve my self for a whole year to buy one, but it doesn't deny it is a beautiful piece of...

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17:13
Nu Asia
» ‎ What's Up Bahrain

Nu Asia

17:11
One of those Days....arggghhhh!
» ‎ Coolreds rant

Ever have one of those days where you wonder if some sort of conspiracy has been plotted against you by man and nature alike? A day when, from the moment you open your eyes and the cat jumps on your chest causing all necessary oxygen to leave your body....you realize its probably gonna be a bad day and to dive back under the covers is your only means of escape? A day when you bang your toe on the way to the bathroom(mother...f**ck!) drop your toothbrush on the floor(gross!)...notice a few more...

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16:51
Я стою на крае земли!
» ‎ Kalinka

далеко от тебя я не могу быт, ты у меня одна и Бог знает как я скучаю за тобой, когда мы можем быт вместе? если бы я знал ответ я не писал. Я ЛЮБЛЮ ТЕБЯ

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16:36
No Comment
» ‎ Notes from behind the bike shed

AmericanGoy

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14:59
[إعلان] حوار مفتوح مع الـقائد في ليلة الـجمعة
» ‎ Haythoo

بـسم الله الرحمن الـرحيم السلام عليكم,,, إعلان عن حوار مفتوح مع سماحة القائد الشـيخ علي سلمان.

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13:43
As the guilt settles in..
» ‎ The Girl With No Face

.. All I can think about is what June once said to me: “enough with the guilt already… because its gay” hahahahaha you see, I can’t really talk about why I’m feeling guilty. but I can talk about everything else. I discovered that I’m not the person I thought I was. I discovered that there’s something terribly wrong with me. Even [...]

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13:25
Glass Bird Cage!
» ‎ Bahraini Diva

I love the design, but i think that it would be so dirty in no time! I'm not sure if it's for decoration only or to be actually used! LINK

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13:19
Sergio Rossi Design
» ‎ Bahraini Diva

Beautiful Chain Suede Sandal - i want i want i want - LINK

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13:04
هل يفرج النواب عن الصحفي ؟
» ‎ Fareed Isa

اعتماد الاحتفال بيوم عالمي لحرية الصحافة تم في العام 1993 عندما أعلنت الجمعية العامة للأمم المتحدة يوم الثالث من مايو – أيار من كل عام يوما عالميا لحرية الصحافة . في هذا اليوم تطلق الأمم المتحدة نداء من أجل وقف أشكال الاضطهاد والاعتقال السياسي بحق العاملين في المجال الصحفي، وقد وجه الأمين العام للأمم المتحدة بان كي مون السبت الماضي نداء إلى العالم من أجل الدفاع عن حرية الصحافة وحث المجتمعات كافة على عدم ادخار أي جهد في تقديم الذين يعدون لشن هجمات على الصحفيين إلى العدالة وأكد أن...

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12:56
Gudaybia School of Booze, Witchcraft and Wizardry
» ‎ Mahmood's Den

Parliament’s session was actually halted yesterday due to our illustrious MPs entering into a heated argument with the Minister of Justice. Normal in parliamentary circles one might expect, yes I know, but in which parliament in the world worth its salt actually waste an already shortened term with discussing laws criminalising sorcery and witchcraft?

None, I am sure.

The minister rightly suggested that these things - if present - should be treated as fraud and as that was already covered in legislation, then no other specific amendments to the Penal Code is actually necessary. But they wouldn’t listen. To them, other than almost labelling the good minister as a heretic, this subject is of the highest importance and should not be trifled with.

Shaikh Khalid asked MPs what would judges do to solidify the sorcery or witchcraft crimes.

“Do they bring in leprechauns (actually he said ‘jinn‘ but the GDN used its poetic license) or ask them to testify that their assistance was asked by a sorcerer or witch?” he said.

Angered by the comments, Mr Busandal said that such acts were against Islamic Shariat and that the minister was not taking the issue seriously.

“Such acts are serious Islamic violations, but the minister wants us to forget the law and throw it out,” he said.

Oh I don’t know.. I wouldn’t throw it out if I were them because I would never have brought such asinine, time wasting, ludicrous legislation to the floor, but that’s me. They, of course, fancy themselves as the true defenders of the faith; hence, these matters are of the utmost importance. I wonder if these morons actually put on specially designed blinkers every morning before leaving their houses along with their Rolex watches and Mont Blanc pens, because like the rest of Bahrain, I am still aghast at their one-track minds.

Some of them slander whole institutions without missing a beat, just to prove their absurd points. Take the effervescent Satanwala for instance, while they were approving yet another bill that would ban the sale and consumption of alcohol, this time in clubs and societies, he goes on:

MP Mohammed Khalid Mohammed said that not only expatriate clubs were serving and allowing alcohol, but also the Bahraini clubs.

“The biggest example is the Alumni Club, whose members are always seen drinking inside and gambling, as if they were in a casino,” said Mr Mohammed.

I’m not sure how a ‘respected Muslim gentleman’ knows what a casino looks like, other than he might have frequented them on other occasions in his life, but to him, an august institution which contributed greatly to the development of Bahraini society is a degenerate space of drink and debauchery.

Another in parliament who actually owns an establishment which some classified as a boozing den and a brothel and rented that establishment out before taking his seat in parliament, now slanders whole countries!

MP Adel Al Asoomi said that the Ethiopian Club in his constituency in Hoora was a big example of premises being used for immoral and indecent acts.

“They (club members) are renting a flat as a club premises, and they have a pool table inside, just as a cover for their prostitution activities,” he claimed.

“The surrounding area around the club looks like Addis Ababa (Ethiopia’s capital) during their functions and most of the time people who are not Ethiopians are seen going to the club.”

And being yet another defender of the faith (hah! hold your laughter!) of course he took it upon himself to “clean” his territory - sorry, constituency - from competition - ooops, sorry again, I mean “immoral and indecent acts” as he rode on the wave of (dishing out dosh while campaigning?) decency by going on a prostitute hunt which impressed the police themselves whom his posse outshone in the methods he chose to employ!

Well, this hilarity will unfortunately be suspended from next week for 5 months. Parliament is going on summer holidays. But who knows, maybe we will find some of our hard working MPs going on “discovery” and “fact finding” trips to some of the world’s casinos, bars and voodoo dens, not to partake of what would be on offer there, of course.

When is the next election again?

Originally from: Mahmood's Den

Gudaybia School of Booze, Witchcraft and Wizardry

12:18
من التالي؟
» ‎ AbdulhadiKhalaf

هل البحرين هي التالية؟ Is Bahrain next? . -------------- نقلاً عن السفير 7 مايو 2008 .

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11:54
Talks suspended over ’sorcery’ row
» ‎ Bahraini.TV

Parliament suspended discussions on criminalising "sorcery and witchcraft" yesterday, after a row erupted between an MP and government officials. MP Ibrahim Busandal accused Justice and Islamic Affairs Minister Shaikh Khalid bin Ali Al Khalifa of disregarding Islamic laws, which he said call for the death penalty against "sorcerers and witches". Shaikh Khalid told MPs that there was [...]

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11:52
Deputies seek law to curb sorcery
» ‎ Bahraini.TV

“Bring me a person caught practising sorcery who is capable of bringing the evil spirit,” the Minister of Justice and Islamic Affairs, Khalid bin Ali Abdulla Al Khalifa, told the Chamber of Deputies yesterday. “The minister’s words are unconstitutional,” Al Asala Deputy Ibrahim Mohammed Bousandal said. It all began when Al Wefaq MP Mohammed Youself Maezal told [...]

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11:50
All clubs ’should be banned from serving alcohol’
» ‎ Bahraini.TV

MPs want all clubs and societies to be banned from serving alcohol or allowing its consumption at their premises, facilities and events. Parliament yesterday approved the bill proposed by a group of MPs, despite reservations from Social Development Minister Dr Fatima Al Balooshi, who said that laws which regulate such activities were already existing. "We already take [...]

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10:58
مبروك عليكم الحديدة.
» ‎ AlSingace

مكسب شعب للشاعر الحر: أحمد مطر آبارنا الشهيدة تنـزف نارا ودما للأمم البعيدةونحن في جوارهانطعم جوع نارها لكننا نجوع ! ونحمل البرد على جلودنا ونحمل الضلوع ونستضيء في الدجى بالبدر والشموع كي نقرأ القرآن والجريدة الوحيدة ! حملت شكوى الشعب في قصيدتي لحارس العقيدة وصاحب الجلالة الأكيدة قلت له : شعبك يا سيدناصار ( على الحديدة ) شعبك يا سيدنا تهرأت من تحته الحديدة شعبك يا سيدنا قد أكل الحديدة! وقبل أن أفرغ من تلاوة القصيدة رأيته يغرق في أحزانه ويذرف الدموع وبعد يوم صدر القرار في الجريدة : أن تصرف...

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10:27
Blue
» ‎ Diaries of Sunshine Down Under

Blue

5:44
I became a man
» ‎ The Red Belt

On the 30th of last April, I turned 30. What? What did you think I meant? 30 years, eh? Damn, I'm getting old. When you start saying "back in our days..." then you are old. Funny thing is, you can't NOT use that phrase. You know what it means yet you'd still use it. Remember when year 2000 sounded like something that was very far away? It is now! The way I see it, a human goes through these stages: Age 0-5: Baby 6-12: Child 13-19: Teenager 20-29: Young Man 30-49: Just man 50-59: Mature...

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0:16
أضحك مع البرمائيات !!!
» ‎ قصاصات متناثرة

- ما وجه التشابه بين التماسيح والضفادع ؟؟ - كلاهما مضحك !!! [اقرأ المزيد]

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0:12
M.Report S01E18 - And now, something completely different!
» ‎ Mahmood's Den

Getting fed up of how “heavy” it has been in Bahrain recently, I decided to do something completely different!

Hope you enjoy it.

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M.Report S01E18 - And now, something completely different!
» ‎ Mahmood's Den

Getting fed up of how “heavy” it has been in Bahrain recently, I decided to do something completely different!

Hope you enjoy it.

Originally from: Mahmood's Den

M.Report S01E18 - And now, something completely different!

May 06, 2008

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