Originally posted by Hayam: Canjeex - I don't think he's ever taken a cheap shot at Islam But at ****** like those of Revolution Muslims. The funny thing is South Park did the same thing in the early 2000's and there weren't any death threats then...they hate all religions equally. The whole thing is ****** and offensive. But that's basically the whole mandate of the show. So why is it shocking? Yeah I don't think Stewart has badmouthed Islam, at least not openly... anyway speaking of those wh*ckjobs, the "Revolution Muslims", I've seen some around the area of the Manhattan mosque, they're not any different than the Faux News goonies...

A correspondent for New Left Media ventured out among the tea partiers during their tax day protests in Washington D.C. to interview them about what it is that's fueling their fierce opposition to the government in general and President Obama in particular. Suffice to say, the answers involve lots of wild-eyed claims about tyranny and socialism. Highlights include a woman gravely warning "Obama is considering banning fishing in America," as well as another dressed in a ball and chain outfit to illustrate how our liberties are being constrained. It's no surprise to me why many Europeans think Americans are morons...

Originally posted by *ANWAR*: FOX NEWS IS THE BEST you gotta be f***ing kidding... what do norwegians know about faux news?

Great! Thanks you two...

A long time back I heard this Somali song with a touch of modern Arabic beats, it was entitled rendezvous by Abdirazak, but after searching online I couldn't find any info on the artist until recently when I found the following on a German website: "Der in Mogadischu geborene und in Kairo lebende somalische Liedermacher und Schriftsteller Abdirazak Osman veröffentlicht sein erstes Musikalbum unter dem Titel Rendezvous, zwei Jahre später wird es mit dem Titel Gabar in London erneut herausbringen." "The Mogadishu-born and living in Cairo Somali singer and writer Osman Abdirazak published his first music album called Rendezvous, two years later, it was released in London with the title Gabar." Does anyone know this artist or has heard the song? Does he have an online presence?

Originally posted by nuune: Ailamos , what do you normally search in Google in order to get this kind of theology oriented articles, you quite addicted to such articles don't you! Rest of your topics include: Egypt's anxious Copts 'await next catastrophe US says Europe is biased against Muslims Is English law related to Muslim law? History of the Devil A Secular Somali State? British Muslims demand apology and many others! Maybe you are looking for the truth, and hopefully one day you will see the light maybe I'm already basking in the light? ... I suppose I post such stuff because I think it might be of general interest to some in the forum... if I did post stuff on the latest research article or news post that I found cool then I don't think anyone would be interested... here are other posts I found really interesting today: Challenging China in rare earth mining Europe finds clean energy in trash, US lags Google reveals government data requests and censorship

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Originally posted by B: There are certain individuals who are committed to my destruction because they are jealous of me and my life. I hope these people cease from these attacks, otherwise I will destroy them and say horrible things to them too. That was hilarious as if it's out of a sci-fi movie script... hehehe... B, dude you mustn't take some of the characters in this forum seriously man, it's a forum, nothing on here is serious, just people (mostly old bitter ones) expressing their opinions on things that will probably never affect their lives...

This is too funny to keep to myself... Promiscuous women are responsible for earthquakes, a senior Iranian cleric has said. Hojatoleslam Kazem Sedighi told worshippers in Tehran last Friday that they had to stick to strict codes of modesty to protect themselves. "Many women who do not dress modestly lead young men astray and spread adultery in society which increases earthquakes," he said. Tens of thousands of people have died in Iran earthquakes in the last decade. Mr Sedighi was delivering a sermon on the need for a "general repentance" by Iranians. "What can we do to avoid being buried under the rubble? There is no other solution but to take refuge in religion and to adapt our lives to Islam's moral codes," he said. 'Disappoint God' Young Iranians sometimes push the boundaries of how they can dress, showing hair under their headscarves or wearing tight fitting clothes. Mr Sedighi also referred to violence following last year's elections, which occurred when thousands of - mostly young - Iranians protested against the result, as a "political earthquake". "Now if a natural earthquake hits Tehran, no one will be able to confront such a calamity but God's power, only God's power. So lets not disappoint God." More than 25,000 people died when a powerful earthquake hit the ancient town of Bam in 2003. Seismologists have warned that the Iranian capital Tehran is situated on a large number of tectonic fault lines and could be hit by a devastating quake soon. President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has said many of Tehran's 12 million inhabitants should relocate. There are plans to build a purpose built new capital near Qom.

This is indeed good news, a little education goes a long way.

Originally posted by B: quote:Originally posted by NGONGE: Time for a new topic, B. This one is dying. Why don't you just die! I hate you! :mad: LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

Italy spooked by Paranormal Activity By Duncan Jones BBC News correspondent in Rome Parents and politicians in Italy are up in arms over US horror movie Paranormal Activity after several cinema-goers suffered from panic attacks. It opened in Italy at the weekend with no restrictions - despite being rated 15 in the UK and R-rated in the US. An emergency services spokesman told news agency Ansa the most serious case was a 14-year-old girl "brought to the hospital in a state of paralysis". The Italian parents' association wants an age limit of 18 to be brought in. The spokesman said emergency services had received dozens of calls, especially in southern Naples "where several panic attacks lasting more than half an hour took place on Saturday". 'Terrible thing' Italian Defence Minister Ignazio La Russa said he was concerned about a trailer for the film shown on Italian TV. "For the past two weeks a trailer has been shown obsessively on TV and is terrifying thousands of children," he said. "It's a terrible thing. I took notice because my seven-year-old son told me, 'Daddy, I'm scared'." Culture Minister Sandro Bondi said the committee that decided on age restrictions had given the film the go-ahead, but he was now considering possible measures to protect children. Director Oren Peli filmed the movie on a video camera in his own house for just $15,000 (£9,000). The fictional movie, shot like a homemade documentary, follows a young couple coping with supernatural phenomena in their home. The creepy clips juxtapose extracts from the film with type-written words from the critics, saying things like "unnerving" or " genuinely shocking". The ads end with a pounding music track and ever-quickening edits that climax with a husky-voiced announcer claiming that Paranormal Activity is the film that "terrorised all America". It rather reminds me of the adverts many years ago for Stanley Kubrick's The Shining. It began with a similar voice over, "the tide of terror that swept America is here.... The Shining!" It was enough to hook me and my friends, who dashed off to the nearest cinema to enjoy 90 edge-of-seat minutes. In Italy's case, Paranormal Activity has lead to several people actually toppling off the edge of their seats. One 14-year-old girl in Naples had to be given oxygen by paramedics, she was in such a state. Age ban One minister said the film trailer should not be aired on TV at a time when children could see it. A consumer group has threatened to go to court to get the film restricted to adults only (at the moment it is on general release with no viewer restrictions). And Alessandra Mussolini, granddaughter of the country's former fascist dictator, said if it was too late to impose an age ban, then the film should be shown with some sort of warning, so that parents know the risks. Publicists for the film must be in horror heaven, given all the free publicity it's getting. Word-of-mouth could very soon become money-in-bank, if it continues like this. We've been here many times before. I can also recall similar concerns about A Clockwork Orange, The Exorcist and Pink Flamingoes. Many people complained without even seeing them. And those that did may have been shocked, but few required the assistance of paramedics on the pavements outside cinemas (though I do remember that, when I first saw Pink Flamingoes, so many people walked out in disgust, they would have overwhelmed any waiting paramedics!) People of all ages love to be scared at the cinema or on TV sets in their homes. Some, it seems, are a little more sensitive than others. They should be respected. But it should still be Boo! Not boo-hoo! http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/8508675.stm http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/8509316.stm LOL... even the Defense minister got involved...

Originally posted by chocolate & honey: OMG, Ailomos please stop arguing with these people. They will keep taking turns and call you Gaal until the cows come home because it is easier than engaging in a fruitful discussion. True. True. They'll be ignored from now onwards.

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Originally posted by Tuujiye: Ailamos qofka kili oo runta kuu sheegaayo meeshaan waa aniga saaxiib inkastoo ee dadbadan u jeedaan qurufaadkaada iyo buufiska Islamka kaa haayo.. to which ailamos replied: enough with the blah blahs you're starting to sound like the sheep come eid al adha Originally posted by Tuujiye: All I'm asking you to do is to admit the truth! the reason why you are here saaxiib so at least we could help you..laakiin all your doing is down talking Islam in every topic you took in part of since you joint SOL duqa... Islam can stand on its own merits and doesn't need bigots like you defending the religion, you're doing more harm than good yaa Tuujiye...

Originally posted by Hales: You know where the most eastern country in Africa and the shape and curve is similar to Japans country and our land is suposed to break away like Japans did in a 100 years time. and I thought I was the dreamer LOL ... Geologically speaking the Somali peninsula is moving eastwards at the rate of around 5-7mm a year and this process has been going on over 18 million years. So I highly doubt it will break off in a 100 years time. Once it separates, it will form its own plate, called the Somali Plate. To learn more about the Great Rift Valley check here: http://geology.com/articles/east-africa-rift.shtml

cha-CHING!!

The Black Stars are my Dark Horses

Word!... if they ever run out on Jack Daniels they can always borrow some from Bahrain

^^ by the way it's funny that you got agitated and upset just because I gave an opinion on Sayid's situation, yet you lie and say that you have nothing against me... what utter bullsh*t yaa Tuujiye... like I said beenta iska daa awoowe

Originally posted by Tuujiye: so you admit in aad meeshaan "SOL" ugu jirtid munaafiqnimo iyo in aad caruurta SOL buuq ku dhalisid fikradooda of Islam? I did not admit such nonesense yaa Tuujiye so stop spreading your lies. It seems that you apparently cannot be content if one does not see eye to eye with you... why can't you just say "let's agree to disagree" and be on your way? lol it's as if you're forcing conformity... I have nothing against you and all I want is you to be a normal Gaal in sol who doesn't bother people and their views of faith... You have nothing against me??? you're kidding right? remember, every lie you throw out counts against you, being a "good Muslim" you must know that... you're continuing your name-calling because I don't think like you... it doesnt matter though, soon you will be put on the ignore list So my friend I should say this to you "NOO DAA DIINTEENA EE WAA ANAGA SHAQADEYNA OO FARA GALINTA AAD NUGU HEYSID DAA" ....... I would have never seen you if you haven't constantly kept picking on and trying to dirty Islam.... More baseless accusations and blah blah blah... that's all I read yaa Tuujiye... I do admit that I may have been wrong at times, no one is flawless... but adiga iyo madax adeegaaga yaa Tuujiye insist on your lies and baseless assumptions... that is the difference between me and you So enough with the blah blahs you're starting to sound like the sheep come eid al adha

or feed the poor in their country...

Originally posted by Khayr: So if we are part of the human family and a pedophile or rapist was your neighbor and passed away, would you attend their funeral? How about a terrrrrorist? After all, they are all part of the Human Family and in each case, a potentional neighbor. oh boy! did you read what you just posted? if not, I'll give you a moment... 1... 2... 3... OK... The deceased was a good neighbor to Sayid which, going by Sayid's original post, tells me that the deceased didn't violate anyone's right, so when you compare him to criminals it makes no sense whatsoever. Please read carefully and analyze, thinking and draw out your arguments. Don't just twitter, this ain't that site. I'm the one who's twittering when you're comparing a dead gay man to pedophiles, rapists and terrorists?

Why construct the second-tallest when they have the $$$ to construct one taller than Burj Khaleefa?