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Monday, August 27, 2007

Hamas’ “Social Programs”


When I saw this article I was shocked. Terrorist apologists and news agencies love to justify and legitimize existence of Hamas through Hamas’ public programs for Palestinian society. These groups claim that Hamas is not a terrorist group. Many in news organization especially in Europe tries to justify having relation with Hamas because of their social programs and their hospitals. I bet this helps their position.

Gaza's Islamic Hamas rulers ordered striking doctors to shut down their private clinics on Monday, in a challenge to Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas that threatened to deepen hardship in the long-suffering territory. The faceoff has largely paralyzed Gaza's medical system, putting it at the mercy of the rivalry between Hamas and Abbas' Fatah movement. Hamas seized control of Gaza in June after routing Fatah forces, while Abbas formed a new government in the West Bank. Hospital doctors across Gaza launched a work slowdown earlier this month to protest the arrest of a prominent physician allied with Fatah. On orders from Abbas' West Bank government, which pays their salaries, most curtailed their daytime hospital schedule to three hours a day, receiving patients afterward in expensive private clinics. Hamas struck back Monday by ordering the immediate shutdown of the clinics. Doctors who do not comply will be fired, and clinics will also be scrutinized to ensure they are properly registered and licensed, Hamas officials said. "We are not going to play with the health sector," said Khaled Radi, a spokesman for the former Hamas-run health ministry.

Click here for the full article.

The funny part is none of the major news agencies especially BBC covered this story. I wonder why?! Another question is what happened to the whole social programs for Palestinians? How are they going to explain that Hamas is helping Palestinians and they are not corrupt? How are they going portray Hamas as this human-loving group whose only goal is to help and assist Palestinians and it is Israelis who are picking a fight with them? The answer is pretty simple: Hamas is a terrorist group and those social programs are nothing but PR stunt to justify their terrorist activities in the eyes of Westerners and Palestinian. Now that they are faced with opposition, they are willing to take away the most basic and crucial element of the Palestinian society which is health-care for their political stability. These social programs are nothing but terrorist recruitment centers. The schools are nothing but brainwashing centers and the hospitals are nothing but a form of bribe to the population. Again, the terrorist apologists are now sitting quietly without a peep and let this one passes too.

College Football

I can’t believe I am done with my first semester 2nd year of law school. Well, tomorrow I am going to start my 2nd semester, 2nd year. Anyways, I miss college football and I am glad it’s starting again. Even though I hated Berkeley and their political view, yet Cal Football was the only escape and pain-killer that made life a bit more tolerable in that town. I watch this clip and tackles and it resembles my stupid decision to finish law school in two years. Oh well, I love San Diego and I guess I should get used to the tough world of law school. I can’t believe it’s been a year I am here. Time flies.

Wednesday, August 22, 2007

What to Expect Next Week

This is a perfect clip in order to show what to expect from next week’s conference in Europe. This guy says it the best. Keep in mind this is a bit old. I enjoy how that idiot tries to do some damage control by “not thanking" him. Stupidity has limits and the free world hasn’t seen enough of it.



Thank you U.N. Watch.

Thursday, August 16, 2007

It is the Zionists’ Fault!


Palestinians are very cultured people and it is Israel’s fault that they are in the situation they are today. These are the words from this liberal in England. Click here for her outragous stupdity. Well, on that same day, this article came out.

PA soccer tourney named after terrorist
By JPOST.COM STAFF

A school in the West Bank town of Tulkarm this week organized a soccer tournament named after Ziyad Da'as, a Fatah terrorist, Palestinian Media Watch reported on Thursday. Da'as planned a 2002 attack in Hadera in which a gunman opened fire with an M-16 rifle at a bat mitzva, killing six and wounding 30. He was also behind the kidnapping and murder of two Israelis in Tulkarm in 2001. Da'as was killed in an IDF operation in August 2002. Reporting on the tournament, Al Hayat hailed Da'as as "one of the brave people of the Palestinian resistance, whom the Israeli occupation forces assassinated in cold blood." The Palestinian daily reported that the tournament took place in a Palestinian school and that the committee that organized the tournament thanked the school administration "for providing the means for its success."


I guess Palestinians are extremely cultured who name a school after a terrorist who murdered six innocent civilians and wound another thirty in a Bar Mitzvah. Stupidity of the terrorist apologists never fails to amuse me. It is never their fault. It’s never their fault that their educational system is more like a suicide-bombing recruitment center. It is never their fault that corruption has the first word in their politics. It is never their fault that the only their dedication to civilized society is suicide-bombing. It is never their fault.

Sixty years ago, it was Jews’ fault. However, it is politically incorrect to say such thing and it would simply discredit this argument. Now let’s replace the word “Jews” with “Zionists” and use the same rhetoric’s. What would be even better is to have a self-hating Jew who is Jewish simply through parents say same these things, so no one could suspect anything and it will even provide intellectual value for it.

These evil Zionists are just way too smart and it is their entire fault. Bad Zionists!

Wednesday, August 15, 2007

Maz Jobrani

Another funny comedian will make finals a lot easier. This guy is Iranian and he is very funny. I personally love the part about Iran and how they prank call Bush. Enjoy

Sunday, August 12, 2007

Another Amazing Video from the Holy Land

When I saw this video, I was very shocked. We always hear about Israeli1 bravery and how they maintain security especially in the most sensitive part of the country which is the “Old City” where emotions runs high and two religions clashes. This video is the living proof of what it means to be brave.



The story was covered in all new agencies with their version of what happened. Click here for the story. The amazing part is how the Jewish guard charges toward the guy and attacks him while the Arab guy is pointing the gun straight toward him. It is where you see Israelis care for each other, because instead of running away he went after him himself. He knew if he would have allowed him to get away, he would have shot somebody else. Another amazing thing about this video is how clear the cameras are and how many there are out there.

Just imagine if there wasn’t any camera, I can see the article in fascist and terrorist apologist sites talking about how Israelis are such horrible people who shot a Palestinian man cold blooded execution style in broad day light. But again, this is truly an amazing video!

Comedy for Finals

During finals, nothing cheers you up like a little bit of comedy. Even though this guy steals jokes and everything, he is still pretty funny. Enjoy and good luck to everyone in my evidence class. We’re all in it together.

Monday, August 06, 2007

An Unknown Hero

Two weeks ago I went to Los Angeles to see my family and take a break from school. On Saturday night, my parents were getting ready to attend a Persian concert. They asked me to go with them, but I had to go to library to study for finals. However, this set of event triggered a memory that was buried deep into my past. It had a tremendous affect on me and it almost brought me to tears.

We had just resided in Los Angeles for two months. It was a very lengthy emigration as result of which my father had lost everything he had worked for in his life. He entered this country with only $800 in his pocket. Back then I was only thirteen years old and I worked along with my younger sister who was only eleven years old. We were going through extreme financial hardship, but it never got to us because we were a close family. Anyways, I was a young boy from Iran and I was obsessed with this Iranian singer called Ebi. I had always dreamt about going to his concert when we were in Iran and I had somehow acquired all of his music. I knew all the lyrics by heart and basically I was obsessed with his music. My parents and sisters all were aware of this obsession and they teased me a lot about it.

It was only four months that we had arrived to Los Angeles and there was an Ebi concert scheduled. Back then, there was this nightly scheduled Persian program on TV that usually showed advertisement of upcoming entertainment events. One night that my father and I were watching this program, the ad for Ebi’s concert came up. I perfectly remember it like it was yesterday, I turned to him and asked that if there is any chance we could afford going to that concert. He smirked and said, “Yes a miracle would do the job.” I didn’t say anything because I was aware of our situations and I just turned away. He knew I was kind of saddened and he responded again, “I’ll see if I could come up with anything, but it is very unlikely.” I took my father’s comment as if my father is trying to make me feel better. My parents were constantly trying to make me feel better because my Bar Mitzvah had passed and my parents couldn’t afford to do anything. I thought it was just another attempt to give me a promise for the future.

Then comes the day of the concert. It was a Jewish Fast day and I was fasting that day. I perfectly remember, it was a Forth of July. My father came home and he told me to get ready because I was going to the concert. I couldn’t stop jumping up and down from happiness. Then I asked if anybody else is going with me and he said nope, I was going all alone. I was shocked and he just told me to hurry up and get ready because it was getting late. I felt horrible. I didn’t like going alone but who cares it was an Ebi concert, a dream come true even for me. My mom made some food and put it in an Elat Market plastic bag for me to open my fast with at the end of the day.

As we were walking, my dad explained to me that these were some friends of him who were in entertainment business and they had agreed that they would take me to the concert. I knew exactly who he was talking about. These guys knew my father from Iran and they were friends when they were young. I do not remember the story very well but I know the fact they were jealous of my father because he had got married and he was doing very well in Iran. On the other hand, they were not doing well and as a matter of fact that had become extremely corrupted. They were addicted to all kinds of drug and they were forced to leave Iran in search for better lives. They had entered Persian entertainment business which is a safe-heaven for all the drug addicts to make money. One of the guys is a spokesperson for Tanin TV show and he is very well known. These guys had some sort of rivalry in terms of who lives a better life. Now that we had come to Los Angeles, they were very happy to see my father in financial hardship and they would usually show off their power, fame, and money to him. My father did not care a bit and he distanced himself as much as he could from these people.

I quickly realized what my father had done as we were walking to their place. We did not even have a car, we walked for 30 minutes. As we were walking, I could not believe what my father had done. My father talked to me about school and how things were in school. Like always he told me not to worry about the whole financial situations and it would get better and one day we will all go to the concerts with the whole family. He was trying to hide the fact of what he had put himself through to avail this opportunity for me. But I knew, and I knew very well. He had step on his pride just to ask them to take his son to a concert. Think about for a second: the people who were always jealous of you and they had a rivalry with you, you have to ask them to take your son to a concert. We got there and I went to the concert, but as G-d is my witness, I did not stop thinking about what father had just done for a second. He put himself down in the eyes of these good-for-nothing corrupt scums of the society for me. I knew my father very well and he had a lot of pride in everything. I was amazed how he could bring himself to ask these guys. When we got there, my father talked to them a bit and told them to take care of me and the guys were teasing him about how he couldn’t come to the concert. My dad gave some lame excuse that he had to attend a family gathering but everyone knew it was a lie. He was still happy that I was going. He was smiling because he made a dream come true and I guess that is what made him happy.

I look back and I see a true hero in my life. He did not care a bit about his reputation because he wanted make a stupid silly dream of his son come true. He walked on his pride to make his son smile or make him happy for at least two or three hours. This is why I almost came down to tear when they were gathering up for the concert. Twelve years later, he was also getting ready to go to a concert even though he was resilient to go to the concert. He did not even like this kind of events at all. He still decided to go to the concert to make my mother happy. However, this time, not only he could afford it, he is going with two of his daughters and their husband who both respect this great man very dearly. He now has five beautiful grand children with a life that is an envy of any person. About those guys, one of them was later jailed for drug trafficking and the other two are still deep in addiction. A hero will always survive no matter how hard it gets.