^^^I have a family back home. They just won't understand- hence why I said only justification is to have a baby.

^^You would be the last person who would want me to let the cat out the bag Juxa you as well

Lily somehow that sounds wrong. CL and Lily- I'll get a baby sitter and move to Africa.

Lol, I should let the cat out the bag and review all of you But I won't.

Juxa Eid I am house sitting- my house is going to be lonely if no one has Eid there. But the day after Eid iyo cake Lily I'm planning to take a year off- I'm told only way I can do that and not feel guilty is to have a baby. hmmmm

SalamAlikum people. I would say TGIF But my weekends are no different or any less busy. Don't even know why we call them weekends anymore. It should just be 7days in the rat race.

Lily yeah, only now it is too late to catch a flight. Only seats are for the last day on sunday, but not confirmed those either. It is very :mad: and

SalamAlikum people. How is everyone? What is going on here. I mean seriously people have you run out of things to discuss. :rolleyes: Its been a loooooooooooooong day.....

^^^Knowing my luck it will land on China or India or something

I need a break from humans, and telephones, computers, pen and paper, cash points and TV. I want to live in a cave, and drink water from a flask, sleep on a rug, have one change of clothing, some reading material and basic food.

^^^Not sure- but Southhall has colourful variety. I have lots of things to say today- but I can't, I just don't feel like saying it, like the words can't be bothered, nor can I be asked to generate sounds. So I am ignoring everyone, I've also been spending e-mails and txts rather than calling or answering people. I want to go to one of those far away lands- where you only see humans every 30-40days for one hour. Maybe I should go to the miyi for a while.

Don't like coffee and don't like people with coffee breath- makes me gag. Lily & Faheema- lol £40 is cheap. I once took a cab from heathrow to my house for £78. Now that is a rip off.

^^^Friday you are going somewhere- forgot about that you know. How are u getting there? local Taxi is £40. Tell R, we had a fight and you never wanna see me again. Take a picure of her face hehe

Cappuccino cupcakes; hmmmmm sounds like something I won't mess with. But I'm happy to watch- thurs or friday. Juxa uu duceye today she is fighting with an exam paper. She is laughing her way through the answers. North; The family is- well intending to; if they don't get their visa by today, no one is going anywhere

^^Haha, you should be use to it- that is what coffee is the West london taste like. North: Dude do you have to?? :mad: My cake free month is going well- apart from over tired and emotional suppression I am fine Pluz I've been avoiding Faheem's yard Where is Ngonge? I need help- the some ***** at the Saudi embassy is holding our passports hostage. I think he wants a bribe- but how can I if he won't meet me :mad:

^^Family is different to some chick who is visiting you in your house. I don't expect girls who visit me to clean my kitchen- let alone if I were I guy!! Juxa Johnny wants to marry her- so that whole why buy the cow when the milk is free might not work. I guess he wants the meat CL not only sujui girls- I wish it were all girls. Then we can get rid of some of the more useless ones Johnny: it is appealing to me. miyad baqadey?? fuuley Juxa Hello go back to studying :mad:

^^^Johnny: Lool you jumped the gun, I was not talking about sixir, wax yow sirxani! :eek: lol How did you jumpt to that conclusion? lol I meant that maybe they take more pride in their cooking and kitchen. I still think it is a fab idea. If I don't see you post next week- I know you are dead. P.s. CL is here- ask her. I know she too likes my idea.

Oh she is sujui- from where We must ask the experts, it might mean something back home. Maybe she is scared you will poison her? or maybe she wants you to get use to seeing her in your kitchen- so she can poison you. Look around your cupboard- maybe she left the deadly mix in there for next time. I like this idea.

^^^Lily I don't think she is the typical somali. Johnny, I don't know, for those that you run into seem to be a different kind of breed- missed the whole somali experience by a mile- don't u agree

^^Guess even she had some standard, did not want to sit in the middle of dusty sitting room and eat from dirty dishes. :eek:

^^^You missed the point wiil cusub. The point is that they are NOT so different, and it was not so long ago that they too were in the middle of war. It is the impacts of war that they are dealing with, just like somalia, just on a smaller scale. As for NGOs- It is not NGOs job to do the work and provide services to the population. It is ridiculous to suggest that SL job is to highlight that they are different and then NGOs will flog to solve their problems for them. It would be appropriate to show that they are not the sameby raising the standard of living for people who can’t afford to do it on their own, then they won’t have to make so much noise- it would just be a case of the evidence speaks for itself. Right now they are just trying to capitalize on the fortune of people who did it on their own by pointing to four story blocks and hotels. How about that for chick and egg clue. :cool:

‘Jon Mendelsohn, a former chairman of LFI [Labour Friends of Israel] and now Gordon Brown's chief election fundraiser, was quoted in the Jerusalem Post as saying that "Zionism is pervasive in New Labour. It is automatic that Blair will come to Labour Friends of Israel meetings." ‘After Hague said Israel's invasion of Lebanon in 2006 was "disproportionate", there was an explosion among donors. Only a few weeks ago Hague, following CFI pressure, put out a statement demanding Britain reject the Goldstone resolution at the UN.’ The US pro-Israel lobby has been scrutinized for its influence over US foreign policy in the superb study by Professors Mearsheimer and Walt, ‘The Israel Lobby and US Foreign Policy’. In tonight’s Dispatches programme Peter Oborne turns the lens on the UK’s own pro-Israel lobby and its far-reaching influence on British politics: 'The financial arrangements of a number of the organisations that form part of the pro-Israel lobby are by no means widely known. The pro-Israel lobby, in common with other lobbies, has every right to operate and indeed to flourish in Britain. But it needs to be far more open about how it is funded and what it does', he writes. See also Ian Black in the Guardian today on the influence of the pro-Israel lobby on the Conservative party, 'Pro-Israel lobby group bankrolling Tories, film claims'. Source: http://www.iengage.org.uk/home/1-news/634-peter-oborne-on-britains-pro-israel-lobby-friends-in-high- places

Thought this passage from the pamphlet was just incredible and reveals the very intelligent thinking of the Conservative Friends of Israel lobby group. Streets ahead of any comparable Muslim organisations. 'On studying donations to Conservative Constituency offices before the 2005 election a pattern emerges. A group of donors, all with strong connections to pro-Israel groups, (almost all are on the board of the CFI) made donations of between £2,000 and £5,000 either personally or through their companies to the constituency offices of certain Conservative candidates. The donors involved include Trevor Pears, a property magnate, who has sat on the BICOM board, used to sit on the CFI board, and has donated to Cameron in the past; Lord Steinberg, vice-president of Conservative Friends of Israel and sponsor of Stuart Polak in parliament; Michael Lewis, a South African businessman and deputy chairman of BICOM who was formerly on the Board of CFI; three or four other prominent members of the CFI. The method of donation – medium-sized sums to constituency offices often through companies rather than personal names – means that connections to the CFI or other pro-Israel group are by no means obvious. These donors may never have met the candidates, nor stepped foot, let alone actually live, in the constituency, but were happy to make donations. All candidates in these constituencies either won the seat or came close. Interestingly, in constituencies where the Conservative candidate stood little chance, the CFI made the £2,000 donation themselves.' Read more: http://www.iengage.org.uk/home/1-news/634-peter-oborne-on-britains-pro-israel-lobby-friends-in-high- places

^^What :eek: :eek: Although I am not suprised at all. ** GG is going to walk in a moment and tell you off Me. She loves this director

I was not planning to watch it, but I might after all. Me & Salma, tell me more. Faheema and CL get over it, I'm seriously- this is like reading the back of the book before buying it *I can watch anything even if someone tells me the whole story- never understood this whole don't ruin it for me. :confused: