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Open Letter to The White House, President Barack Obama, Congress and the US Senate

By On May 24, 2013 · Leave a Comment

I just read this and it is very important to share and be informed as to the tactics of the United States administration and its recent visit of their special envoy Rashad Hussain.

The original link can be found on the altajam3 website.

 

Statement from The Gathering of National Unity, Authenticity Association [...]

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Petrodollar

By On May 14, 2013 · Leave a Comment

If it’s one thing that the masses fail to comprehend is that the whole world could be against you and if the truth is on your side, eventually you are bound to win. Looking at the Arab Spring and the events that have occurred in the Middle East over the last few decades it is [...]

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Rouzbeh and Trita Parsi: Both sides of the Atlantic

By On April 22, 2013 · Leave a Comment

On January 17th, 2013, the Institute for Middle East Strategic Studies (IMESS) held a seminar on “Europe, Iran, and the Arab Developments”. The IMESS resident and visiting fellows, faculty members, and a number of PhD  and postgraduate students from different universities in Tehran attended the seminar. The one thing that doesn’t really strike me but will as [...]

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Bahrain: Human Rights Watch, the Truth Revealed

By On April 20, 2013 · Leave a Comment

Human Rights bias against Bahrain Gov تحيز هيومن رايتس ووتش ضد حكومة البحرين

via WikiLeaks GCC

Human Rights Watch unfair statements and reports on Bahrain. Human Rights Watch has issued many bias reports on Bahrain. One of the reports was issued by the organisation in 2011.

For [...]

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Arab Region: A Major Western Political Engineering Project

By On April 2, 2013 · Leave a Comment

In recent decades the Arab region has been the object of a major Western political engineering project. (At that cost of thousands of innocent lives might I add.)Following the end of the bipolar world order, and riding on the tide of the Third Democratization wave, a broad coalition of Western actors, national, international and non-governmental, engaged in promoting liberal [...]

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Al Jazeera, Nick Kristof and the Al Khawaja Farce Goes On

By On March 27, 2013 · Leave a Comment

I was reading an article from Al Jazeera . Apparently it’s an “in depth opinion”. Judging by what was wrote all I can say is that it is an imaginary over exaggerated one that only a moron would believe.

Written by an “” person it states “X is a documentary filmmaker who [...]

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The Arab Agenda

By On March 18, 2013 · Leave a Comment

Knowledge is power

The emotions of the Arab Spring and the fear of the uprising that spread across the Arab world lead me to note down the events as a witness and as they occurred one by one, Arab nation after Arab nation swept into an abyss of chaos.

Whether the Arab Spring [...]

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HRW and Human Rights Groups are an Insult to Injury

By On November 14, 2012 · Leave a Comment

Human rights groups have criticized the election by the United Nations General Assembly of several countries with spotty rights’ records to the U.N. Human Rights Council. Of the 18 countries elected Monday to the Geneva-based body, human rights advocates say only about a third are qualified… Are they sure that only a third are qualified? [...]

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Human Rights Has Become A Tortured Term

By On November 1, 2012 · Leave a Comment

“Human rights” has become a tortured term. The most prominent names in the western human rights business behave, essentially, as “weapons” in the imperial arsenal. Their value to the empire increased exponentially when Barack Obama adopted humanitarian intervention as a pillar of American war doctrine. Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch spend much of their [...]

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Lucky You

By On April 24, 2012 · Leave a Comment

You would have thought that in a small country like Bahrain your chances of winning in competitions, contests or any other event that promises “big prizes” to the contestants are higher than anywhere else, taking into consideration the population statistics.

If you pay attention to the signboards on the road you will be [...]

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