Nuune for sure?? Congrats to him, he got what he wanted, all the best for he will need it.

^^^eerr no :rolleyes: I don't know why, but I keep getting invites on FB about similar things in the underground. surfing on the train (basically seeing how long you can stand without holding on to anything) wearing specific colours on a day and all sorts of madness. There is one called get people on the tube smiling

^^How you going to get it back if you don't play sports? Jumca wanagasan to you and yours

KCL have released this statement. We congratulate you on your stand against the atrocities committed in Gaza, and on your courage to take direct action! Here at King's we are delighted to be part of a strong and vigorous movement that has become national. We very much wish to strengthen coordination between the different universities, in order to strengthen our movement and cause. This will increase the ability of students to have their voice heard in the name of justice and equality. We therefore suggest the following three points: 1. The intensification of communication between universities 2. The production of a bulletin to publicise the experiences of all occupations. 3. The issuing of a joint statement to be distributed as widely as possible (media, trade unions, the government, Universities UK, internationally etc). 1. The intensification of communication between universities In order to strengthen our cause we consider the creation of a united student front for Gaza a chance not to be missed. We therefore suggest that we intensify in any possible way our communication, in an important initial step on the way to achieving this goal. Moreover we suggest a meeting of students activists from all universities in occupation. 2. The production of a bulletin containing the experiences of all occupations At King's we sense that the occupation is becoming a formative experience for many student activists. We are certain we are gaining experience that should be shared and disseminated as widely as possible within the campus communities of Britain. We are sure we and future student activists have much to learn from the different experiences of dealing with issues such as mobilisation, organization, negotiation, etc. We therefore offer to edit a bulletin containing these experiences to be printed and send out to you in pdf. on Monday. This necessitates the collection of articles of approx. 500 words from each university by Sunday at 3pm. We would suggest the articles should deal with such issues as: The mobilization of students, the actual moment of occupation, problems with university security guards and police, negotiations with the university administrations, the organisation of activists during the occupation, forms of meetings and decision making, the establishment of work groups, public relations, solidarity work with NGOs, trade unions, etc. 3. Joint statement In light of the success of our developing movement we should have a deep far-reaching discussion amongst and between ourselves on the political demands we want to put forward. This should be pursued openly and fully in order for fully developed demands to be decided upon so that our movement can move beyond the present confines of our respective universities. We are very proud to be part of this nation-wide movement for Palestine and to contribute to the revival of student activism and the empowerment of students around the country. We wish you the best of luck with your occupations and other activities, and will be very, very glad to hear from you soon. Don't give up, the struggle for a free Palestine continues! Kind regards and solidarity from The King's College occupation - liberated space Also other blogs: Some of the blogs so far: LSE: http://lseoccupation.blogspot.com Essex: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=45143838671 Warwick: http://warwicksolidaritysitin.wordpress.com/ KCL: http://kcloccupation.blogspot.com SOAS: http://soassolidarity4gaza.blogspot.com/ Manchester Met: http://mmuoccupation.blogspot.com/ Oxford: http://occupiedoxford.wordpress.com/ Sussex: http://sussexoccupation.blogspot.com/ Birmingham: http://birminghamoccupation.wordpress.com/ Leeds: http://leedsunioccupation.blogspot.com/ Newcastle Bristol Nottingham Kingston Salford

The yearly Islamic awareness week at universities have this year been changed to Palestine week; Please keep a look a out in your campuses. There are exhibitions and auctions and fundraising. There are also various lectures, so take your friends Muslim or not, student or not. Take some moeny with you, and some are also taking brand new clothes as donation. First to kick off yesterday and next week: Monday and tuesday also, stalls in JCR. Also:

Yes I target men, but if I see a women with a big one I would make a bee line for her too. What is a flashmob?

^^^You like strange music for an Africa What was the other band you saw the other month/ year? C&C, What is the worst that can happen?? It is normal, pluz men in particular would never kick you out as they carry those big huge manly ones that is enough for 3 people. I just run over, duck in, sometimes they stop thinking I'm going to ask for directions or something, in which case I just smile and say, you don't mind do you? and they say not at all if you are going this way…. Yad yad ya Ladies carry such small ones, even they are wet despite holding one up! nothing to share there. lol

^^That one is a stick, I mean she can have 10kids and still look like that! How is she Can you come over to London please so she can bring her cute down with her and I can make my yearly appearances My GP; Funny thing is, she is a little bigger than me but really pretty with it though, I had to hold my tongue from going, err I can see you take your own advise I think I was just mad she told me I had to eat less. Ngawa (nice name!) Welcome sister girl [shah and cake/ xalwa) please dive right in, this is home. LOOOL @ Lily @ you NEED energy to be able to chew and eat. HAHA lol

Originally posted by Norf 2: I prefer to name groups of people 1. Al Anbiya 2. Al Saxaaba 3. Al Mujaahidiin 4. Freedom Fighters 5. Anyone who ever played for Liverpool Football Club! I like North want to name groups of people; 1. Al Anbiya 2. Al Saxaaba 3. Al Mujaahidiin 4. Freedom/ Civil right/human right Fighters. (Sort of met Mandela (didn't say anything, just clapped as he walked, smiling and nodding, helped by his daughter and heaps of crying people) As for Somalis; 1.Ahmed Gurey 2.Abullahi S. Timacade. 3. Mad Mullah 4. The father of Somali people, so I can hear it from the horses mouth where he came from and why Somalis are such mad people!

Antara, in you are a student at Kings, there is a petition for KCL students only. You need to write your student number and full name. A general petition from the public would not make a difference as it is a privately funded institution. (unless you do a grand scale operation and tarnish its name beyond believe, coupled with a reduction in the number of new applicants this year.) Failing that, collecting list of names who are not stakeholders at KCL is dead end campaign. Few things which have an immediate impact that I would suggest are: - Those who have 50% of their fees still outstanding can also refuse to pay up and drag It out (I hear some people have already done this, but it needs to be more organized and systematic rather than random) - Students can put in transfer requests at KCL for next year, when they ask for a reason, say you are too ashamed to be associated with KCL for their actions. (Again this needs to happen in an organized/ systematic manner rather than two or three students.) The truth is I don’t think people care enough to move or do either of those things which have an immediate impact. Therefore by all means do a petition, but at least it must be student based. Good luck

First-ever trial at International Criminal Court, on use of child soldiers, opens 26 January 2009 – Legal history was made today in The Hague, the Netherlands, when the International Criminal Court (ICC), which was mandated to try war crimes beginning in 2002, put its first suspect taken into custody, a Congolese warlord accused of recruiting child soldiers, on trial. The case of Thomas Lubanga Dyilo represents not only the debut proceedings of the ICC but also the first trial in the history of international law to see the active participation of victims in the proceedings, among which will number child combatants. In today’s proceedings, a plea of not guilty was entered by Mr. Lubanga, the founder and leader of the Union of Congolese Patriots in the Ituri region of the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). He is accused of a series of war crimes, including conscripting and enlisting child soldiers into the military wing of his group and then using them to participate in hostilities between September 2002 and August 2003. In June 2008, the Court decided to impose a stay of proceedings in the case because of non-disclosure of documents on the part of prosecutors but it reversed that decision this past November because the reasons for the stay had “fallen away.” The hearings will be held before the Court’s Trial Chamber I, before Presiding Judge Adrian Fulford of the United Kingdom and Judges Elisabeth Odio Benito of Costa Rica and René Blattmann of Bolivia, according to an ICC press release. The ICC added that during the hearings, the Office of the Prosecutor, whose lead counsel is Deputy Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda, will present a large number of the 1,671 documents which it has compiled in the case, as well as videos allegedly showing Mr. Lubanga in training camps in the company of recruits whose age seems to be below 15. Established by the Rome Statute of 1998, the ICC can try cases involving individuals charged with war crimes committed since July 2002. The UN Security Council, the ICC Prosecutor or a State Party to the Court can initiate any proceedings, and the ICC only acts when countries themselves are unwilling or unable to investigate or prosecute. Also today, Alan Doss, the Special Representative of Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon in the DRC, launched an appeal to armed groups in the central African country to demobilize the child soldiers that they have continued to recruit and deploy. Children’s protection organizations estimate that around 3,000 children are still among the ranks of those groups, mostly in the eastern Kivu provinces. http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/library/new s/2009/01/mil-090126-unnews01.htm

Originally posted by Norf 2: Inaka xukunka na siiya or we will object! Pathetic! Err North what did you think the war/ problem has been based on since 1991 haad. Waa my way or the highway.

LOOOL@ Lily. The black book is full, but waax liberated aah maa hayho, even those who would never claim it openly

^^^ I'm married already, not to mention aniga iyo Islamically liberal, I'm bordering on fanatical I love my multicoloured hijabs and man footwear

^^^Interesting okay then. Warya Marx, there are many who fit that list I see going into your univeristy everyday, miid kuu qaabo. Waa maaxey SOL taawaarisigu That is assuming Underdog and Faheema are correct

^^^I took it as what he thinks women want in a MAN

^^^I eat none stop, I don’t have meal times, never bothered me before. Then I went to my GP a while back about my backache, and she said. Well, you should lose weight and exercises! Then she went on to give me tips about eating set meals and not snacking. :mad: I live on bloody snacking. Since I’ve been noticing how much I eat :eek: although I’ve not done anything about cutting it down. Anyway: Someone just sent me a txt: “Bra sizes, have you ever wondered why ABCD DD E F G and H are the letters used to define bra sizes? Have you wondered why, but couldn’t figure out what the letters stood for. Well it is about you become informed: (A) Almost Boobs (B) Barely there © Can’t complain (D) Damn! DD) Double Damn! E) Enormous! F) Fake G) Get a Reduction H) Help me, I’ve fallen and I can’t get Up! HAHAHA

^^^I don't know what kind of miyi you grew up in, but the miyi mentality is that even when you have nothing, you are rich in your mind. I don't care too much for people poverty kuu faana like it is something good, normally those people have never experienced poverty, it is no fun I tell ya. Nor can miyi be compared to ghettoes of the world, :rolleyes: Miyi is the so bad [or was it nagh]

^^^Why do you insist on typing like a retard these days, next time I see you laabaad indhood baan kuu kooinayah, to help you remember your english! You dig Underdog: Aaah a good actor/ illusionist, okay, as you were then nerviska iska saar.

^^^I know hence my question, I'm scared I'm heading down your road, angry all the time

In the women section: Half hearted request! LOL only section worse than this [activity wise] is the student section. LOL I doubt admin comes here. I don't care if he come back, waan kaa adka kaas anyway.Waab qoosol niin weyen oo ooyiayah Add me to the list to those who request his return. I mean who else ayaan neerifiska kuu jeebianiyah. P.s. DQ hates women, he thinks they are bimbos- passed around like commodities and who should not talk to men. I think he meant only northern women if that is any comfort. so worse section to start this movement. :rolleyes:

^^^Are you always so angry dear? LOOL @ hijabi militants, I was nice to him compared to these soo maah.

^^^LOOOL HAHA Marx errr you need a better list, kaas waaxab luuguma faalo. Sounds like [half a man] rather than a real man

A man kissed you and you did nothing, thinking it was normal!! :eek: Bloody Arab LOL CL, I've done it too many times to remember, I always leave mine on trains and buses and only remember when I get outside and see the rain. People I share with always joke; but your okay, because at least you got your head covered so your hair won't get wet.

CL only thing strange about it is walking along in silence, normally people chat about how bad the whether is. I've done that before (ducked in with someone who was heading same way, but I make conversation) P.s. Resistance I think it happened yesterday, she's been recovering ever since and was only able to tell us today