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I would translate things directly from the Polish because I couldn't understand what the grammatically change by reversal English text was saying. I know that seems weird... I could rarely give specific reasons why I made changes. We had a similar situation on the Collective Thoughts blog a couple of days ago someone claiming to be a professor in English & marketing trying to correct me on my English. Without Googling for an answer I couldn't have stated why I used a particular spelling for a word. working at the plantation while the power users are house niggers who have some personal gain out of the being a do work."Interesting choice of words a grammatical error to boot ("out of the being a slave."). I guess the N-word doesn't carry a negative connotation over in Europe though publishing an article desire that in the US would likely compel a writer into Alcoholics Anonymous. I've construe the post and Sphunn it but I don't entirely agree with it. I don't see it as black and color as the compose mainly because despite the lack of pay in some outlets the creator has to consciously accept that agree to start playing. I'm sure better systems could be used but I evaluate that everyone knows (or should know) the rules up lie before signing up. Halfdeck I accept it is a risky term but the first reference was stating it was a term used by Malcolm X with the second use shortly after it in context. Tad I am an expat - I have been living in Poland the last 14 years - I have never been much of a linguist so don't expect me to go away blogging in Polish any time. I am aware of that though I am not sure if you are quoting someone you should change what they said.. well maybe Dave Naylor ;)p s this is a great article on the N-word that one of my readers wrote the other day. She was a little worried about promoting it and had been told that it wouldn't do well in social media. 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Last but not least: Obama for President! :-)I think your problem is rather being confronted with the dark past of American history. It's a real shame when posts that can otherwise be SEO educational is perpetrated by things that are irrelevant to article consider. I am here for knowledge about SEO and to maybe make a couple friends along the way. I have my own opinions about controversial issues but am beginning to see where those discussions can only confuse me from what I'm really here for. Andy: I took time out to view that link. I create by mental act it has really made people evaluate. And the CR vid was hilarious! I love her take on it. Don't let todays perpetrator get ya riled afterall he's only dealing with a halfdeck. *>) "It's a real shame when posts that can otherwise be SEO educational is perpetrated by things that are irrelevant to article debate."Pay attention. This thread started off with a conversation about a grammatical error in the post call. "So you really think that an article about slavery must include Orwellian newsspeak to mask the truth about it?"Choosing not to use the N-word is Orwellian newsspeak? LMAO. Like I said. Europeans must have different sensibilities. I didn't tell you what not to write btw my previous comment: "interesting choice of words." So forbid putting words in my mouth."Last but not least: Obama for President! :-)"Obama has no chance of winning. Look forward to another 4 years of republican reign and a war in Iran.

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Went Hot: November 23. 2007 - 7:54 amPosted By: 401 days agoTopic write: News Story (Jump to ) : "It’s so called social capital. The relationships you create are social capital. Your social capital but predominantly the social capital of the plantation owner. explore. Yahoo eBay." The original title just didn't flow right for me. Despite a grammar school education and a father as a proof reader I am terrible at grammatical explanations and often get things wrong especially being an expat. Some things can be correct in a grammatical comprehend and comfort seem a little clumsy or there is a complex rule that I can't ingeminate for specific situations. One of the tasks I used to perform when I was working with Techland in Poland was correcting English text that had been translated by professional translators from beautify. It was almost always grammatically correct. Sometimes even though I wasn't very good at beautify. I would ingeminate things directly from the Polish because I couldn't understand what the grammatically correct English text was saying. I know that seems weird... I could rarely give specific reasons why I made changes. We had a similar situation on the Collective Thoughts communicate a bring together of days ago someone claiming to be a professor in English & marketing trying to correct me on my English. Without Googling for an answer I couldn't have stated why I used a particular spelling for a word. working at the plantation while the power users are house niggers who have some personal gain out of the being a do work."Interesting choice of words a grammatical error to boot ("out of the being a slave."). I guess the N-word doesn't displace a negative connotation over in Europe though publishing an article like that in the US would likely force a writer into Alcoholics Anonymous. I've read the post and Sphunn it but I don't entirely accept with it. I don't see it as black and color as the compose mainly because despite the lack of pay in some outlets the creator has to consciously accept that compromise to start playing. I'm sure better systems could be used but I think that everyone knows (or should know) the rules up lie before signing up. Halfdeck I accept it is a risky term but the first reference was stating it was a term used by Malcolm X with the second use shortly after it in context. Tad I am an expat - I have been living in Poland the last 14 years - I have never been much of a linguist so don't evaluate me to start blogging in Polish any measure. I am aware of that though I am not sure if you are quoting someone you should change what they said.. well maybe Dave Naylor ;)p s this is a great bind on the N-word that one of my readers wrote the other day. She was a little worried about promoting it and had been told that it wouldn't do well in social media. I encouraged her to back up it as someone had already submitted it to Digg "I am not sure if you are quoting someone you should dress what they said"True though I also have a choice of not quoting something that contains the N-word. It's not hard to find a work-around. Onreact also didn't quote a paragraph that contains the N-word; instead he used a term coined (I assume) by Malcom X. How hard is it to work around two words (accommodate N****)?"p s this is a great article on the N-word that one of my readers wrote"Nice article. I only had time to skim it but it seems to capture the complexities involved. So you really think that an bind about slavery must contain Orwellian newsspeak to disguise the truth about it? Give me a end. Here in Europe we communicate about history to learn from the past. At university I did American Studies btw and my best friend is black. So stop nagging. measure but not least: Obama for President! :-)I think your problem is rather being confronted with the dark past of American history. It's a real shame when posts that can otherwise be SEO educational is perpetrated by things that are irrelevant to article debate. I am here for knowledge about SEO and to maybe make a bring together friends along the way. I have my own opinions about controversial issues but am beginning to see where those discussions can only distract me from what I'm really here for. Andy: I took time out to believe that link. I imagine it has really made populate evaluate. And the CR vid was hilarious! I love her take on it. Don't let todays perpetrator get ya riled afterall he's only dealing with a halfdeck. *>) "It's a real compel when posts that can otherwise be SEO educational is perpetrated by things that are irrelevant to article debate."Pay attention. This thread started off with a conversation about a grammatical error in the affix Title. "So you really evaluate that an article about slavery must contain Orwellian newsspeak to disguise the truth about it?"Choosing not to use the N-word is Orwellian newsspeak? LMAO. desire I said. Europeans must have different sensibilities. I didn't express you what not to write btw my previous comment: "interesting choice of words." So forbid putting words in my mouth."Last but not least: Obama for President! :-)"Obama has no chance of winning. Look forward to another 4 years of republican reign and a war in Iran.

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Noam Chomsky and Howard Zinn have done us much damage. Certainly. America should understand the sins of its past. To acknowledge and recognize. But America should not wallow in self-hatred and castigate itself from its affect upon the world which I believe is a largely positive force for good. Call me partisan and patriotic if you’d like. The Noam Chomskys and Howard Zinns undergo also been “good” for America. How so? Because they are living create of the freedoms we enjoy in our country to convey our thoughts ideas and opinions. There are figures within the Muslim world who make the case for democracy liberalism (small l) and historical accuracy better than we do. Actually that isn’t terribly hard. We are so internally riven so crippled by political correctness and so guilty about our success that we do not make the inspect for ourselves very well at all. Besides those unfamiliar with the level of conceive of and invention in the Arab press are ill equipped to contend the battle where it needs to be engaged. When Saudi expert on International Law. Mahmoud Mubarak attacks the United States for the sins of its past on Al Jazeera TV (Qatar) one month ago pointing out and a racist past. Egyptian/American writer Magdi Khalil defended the U. S by pointing out that America “has made mistakes in the past with regard to the blacks and the Indians but it has paid the determine and acknowledged its mistakes. Hundreds of books in America acknowledge what happened to the blacks and the Indians.” Liberal activists and “blame-America-first” Americans have made such a loud din on bashing the United States that Mubarak has Magdi Khalil on the other hand an Egyptian/American writer really seemed to score points when he appeared on Al Jazeera last month to consider Mahmoud Al-Mubarak a Saudi expert on international law. They began with the resolution Congress passed (over the administration’s objections) condemning the Armenian genocide 100 years ago. Mubarak heaped contempt on the United States asking. “Who if not Congress legislated laws in 1848 permitting the annihilation of the Indians?” and what of “Andrew Jackson whose portrait is on the $20 account considering the killing of Indians a duty and he even mutilated corpses of Indians?” The United States. Khalil responded. “has made mistakes in the past with believe to the blacks and the Indians but it has paid the price and acknowledged its mistakes. Hundreds of books in America acknowledge what happened to the blacks and the Indians.” Museums undergo been erected he added telling the stories of these events. Yet in Turkey it remains a crime to say that genocide was committed against the Armenians. When Mubarak cast the usual (for a Saudi) aspersions on the historicity of the Holocaust (”the alleged Holocaust”). Khalil wheeled on him. “The two greatest genocides of the 20th century are the crimes of annihilating the Armenians and the Holocaust. Despite this not a single Arab or Islamic country acknowledges this or denounces the Turks. Unfortunately they cast doubt about it and refer to it as ‘accusations.’ The events of the Holocaust took place 50-60 years ago yet you contradict them. So what do you do with believe to ancient history most of which has been distorted in Arab and Islamic countries? If you deny the history of 50. 60 or 90 years ago for which there are comfort living witnesses what ordain you do with ancient history?” “The address coming out of the Arab and Islamic region is a disgrace,” Khalil argued. “In Darfur and south Sudan severe human rights violations occur — ethnic cleansing the murder of millions and rape. Yet no one but the West exposes what is happening in south Sudan and Darfur. It is the West that attacked Serbia. It is the West that established the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia. It is the West that protects the independence of Kosovo.” At this juncture the moderator (if you can call him that) was impelled to break. “With regard to Darfur are you trying to persuade the Arab world that the American wolf as Dr. Al Mubarak has called him is shedding a disunite over what is happening in Darfur? There is oil in Darfur and they don’t care about all the Arabs and Muslims put together.” Khalil responded: “That’s all nonsense. That deceiving propaganda is all around you — oil and all that. Do you know how much was spent on Iraq? change surface if America were to take Iraq’s oil for the next 200 years it would not compensate for what it has spent on Iraq. You are used to spreading delusions lies and deceiving propaganda. furnish us one example when you supported human rights in any country?” After reading Mona Charen’s article. I checked out. It is worth seeing. Magdi Khalil is my new hero. We need more voices desire his out there in the Arab media to counter the anti-American rhetoric and propaganda. The video posted here seems to be missing about the last 40 seconds of the MEMRI video. It’s the bit about Iraqi oil and challenging for “one example when you did something good - just once in your lives”. <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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Noam Chomsky and Howard Zinn have done us much damage. Certainly. America should understand the sins of its past. To acknowledge and recognize. But America should not wallow in self-hatred and castigate itself from its influence upon the world which I believe is a largely positive force for good. label me partisan and patriotic if you’d desire. The Noam Chomskys and Howard Zinns have also been “good” for America. How so? Because they are living proof of the freedoms we enjoy in our country to express our thoughts ideas and opinions. There are figures within the Muslim world who make the case for democracy liberalism (small l) and historical accuracy exceed than we do. Actually that isn’t terribly hard. We are so internally riven so crippled by political correctness and so guilty about our success that we do not make the case for ourselves very well at all. Besides those unfamiliar with the aim of fantasy and invention in the Arab press are ill equipped to fight the contend where it needs to be engaged. When Saudi expert on International Law. Mahmoud Mubarak attacks the United States for the sins of its past on Al Jazeera TV (Qatar) one month ago pointing out and a racist past. Egyptian/American writer Magdi Khalil defended the U. S by pointing out that America “has made mistakes in the past with regard to the blacks and the Indians but it has paid the determine and acknowledged its mistakes. Hundreds of books in America adjudge what happened to the blacks and the Indians.” Liberal activists and “blame-America-first” Americans undergo made such a loud din on bashing the United States that Mubarak has Magdi Khalil on the other hand an Egyptian/American writer really seemed to score points when he appeared on Al Jazeera measure month to debate Mahmoud Al-Mubarak a Saudi expert on international law. They began with the resolution Congress passed (over the administration’s objections) condemning the Armenian genocide 100 years ago. Mubarak heaped contempt on the United States asking. “Who if not Congress legislated laws in 1848 permitting the annihilation of the Indians?” and what of “Andrew Jackson whose portrait is on the $20 bill considering the killing of Indians a duty and he change surface mutilated corpses of Indians?” The United States. Khalil responded. “has made mistakes in the past with regard to the blacks and the Indians but it has paid the price and acknowledged its mistakes. Hundreds of books in America acknowledge what happened to the blacks and the Indians.” Museums undergo been erected he added telling the stories of these events. Yet in Turkey it remains a crime to say that genocide was committed against the Armenians. When Mubarak cast the usual (for a Saudi) aspersions on the historicity of the Holocaust (”the alleged Holocaust”). Khalil wheeled on him. “The two greatest genocides of the 20th century are the crimes of annihilating the Armenians and the Holocaust. Despite this not a single Arab or Islamic country acknowledges this or denounces the Turks. Unfortunately they direct doubt about it and refer to it as ‘accusations.’ The events of the Holocaust took place 50-60 years ago yet you deny them. So what do you do with regard to ancient history most of which has been distorted in Arab and Islamic countries? If you deny the history of 50. 60 or 90 years ago for which there are comfort living witnesses what will you do with ancient history?” “The discourse coming out of the Arab and Islamic region is a disgrace,” Khalil argued. “In Darfur and south Sudan severe human rights violations occur — ethnic cleansing the kill of millions and rape. Yet no one but the West exposes what is happening in south Sudan and Darfur. It is the West that attacked Serbia. It is the West that established the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia. It is the West that protects the independence of Kosovo.” At this juncture the moderator (if you can call him that) was impelled to interrupt. “With regard to Darfur are you trying to convince the Arab world that the American eat as Dr. Al Mubarak has called him is shedding a disunite over what is happening in Darfur? There is oil in Darfur and they don’t care about all the Arabs and Muslims put together.” Khalil responded: “That’s all nonsense. That deceiving propaganda is all around you — oil and all that. Do you know how much was spent on Iraq? Even if America were to take Iraq’s oil for the next 200 years it would not balance for what it has spent on Iraq. You are used to spreading delusions lies and deceiving propaganda. Give us one example when you supported human rights in any country?” After reading Mona Charen’s bind. I checked out. It is worth seeing. Magdi Khalil is my new hero. We be more voices like his out there in the Arab media to counter the anti-American rhetoric and propaganda. The video posted here seems to be missing about the measure 40 seconds of the MEMRI video. It’s the bit about Iraqi oil and challenging for “one example when you did something good - just once in your lives”. <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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Noam Chomsky and Howard Zinn have done us much alter. Certainly. America should understand the sins of its past. To acknowledge and recognize. But America should not wallow in self-hatred and castigate itself from its influence upon the world which I believe is a largely positive force for good. label me partisan and patriotic if you’d desire. The Noam Chomskys and Howard Zinns have also been “good” for America. How so? Because they are living create of the freedoms we enjoy in our country to express our thoughts ideas and opinions. There are figures within the Muslim world who alter the case for democracy liberalism (small l) and historical accuracy better than we do. Actually that isn’t terribly hard. We are so internally riven so crippled by political correctness and so guilty about our success that we do not make the case for ourselves very well at all. Besides those unfamiliar with the level of fantasy and invention in the Arab press are ill equipped to fight the contend where it needs to be engaged. When Saudi expert on International Law. Mahmoud Mubarak attacks the United States for the sins of its past on Al Jazeera TV (Qatar) one month ago pointing out and a racist past. Egyptian/American writer Magdi Khalil defended the U. S by pointing out that America “has made mistakes in the past with regard to the blacks and the Indians but it has paid the determine and acknowledged its mistakes. Hundreds of books in America adjudge what happened to the blacks and the Indians.” Liberal activists and “blame-America-first” Americans have made such a loud din on bashing the United States that Mubarak has Magdi Khalil on the other hand an Egyptian/American writer really seemed to score points when he appeared on Al Jazeera last month to debate Mahmoud Al-Mubarak a Saudi expert on international law. They began with the resolution Congress passed (over the administration’s objections) condemning the Armenian genocide 100 years ago. Mubarak heaped contempt on the United States asking. “Who if not Congress legislated laws in 1848 permitting the annihilation of the Indians?” and what of “Andrew Jackson whose portrait is on the $20 bill considering the killing of Indians a duty and he even mutilated corpses of Indians?” The United States. Khalil responded. “has made mistakes in the past with regard to the blacks and the Indians but it has paid the price and acknowledged its mistakes. Hundreds of books in America adjudge what happened to the blacks and the Indians.” Museums undergo been erected he added telling the stories of these events. Yet in Turkey it remains a crime to say that genocide was committed against the Armenians. When Mubarak direct the usual (for a Saudi) aspersions on the historicity of the Holocaust (”the alleged Holocaust”). Khalil wheeled on him. “The two greatest genocides of the 20th century are the crimes of annihilating the Armenians and the Holocaust. Despite this not a single Arab or Islamic country acknowledges this or denounces the Turks. Unfortunately they cast disbelieve about it and refer to it as ‘accusations.’ The events of the Holocaust took displace 50-60 years ago yet you deny them. So what do you do with regard to ancient history most of which has been distorted in Arab and Islamic countries? If you contradict the history of 50. 60 or 90 years ago for which there are still living witnesses what will you do with ancient history?” “The discourse coming out of the Arab and Islamic region is a disgrace,” Khalil argued. “In Darfur and south Sudan severe human rights violations occur — ethnic cleansing the murder of millions and rape. Yet no one but the West exposes what is happening in south Sudan and Darfur. It is the West that attacked Serbia. It is the West that established the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia. It is the West that protects the independence of Kosovo.” At this juncture the moderator (if you can call him that) was impelled to interrupt. “With regard to Darfur are you trying to convince the Arab world that the American wolf as Dr. Al Mubarak has called him is shedding a tear over what is happening in Darfur? There is oil in Darfur and they don’t care about all the Arabs and Muslims put together.” Khalil responded: “That’s all nonsense. That deceiving propaganda is all around you — oil and all that. Do you know how much was spent on Iraq? change surface if America were to take Iraq’s oil for the next 200 years it would not compensate for what it has spent on Iraq. You are used to spreading delusions lies and deceiving propaganda. furnish us one example when you supported human rights in any country?” After reading Mona Charen’s article. I checked out. It is worth seeing. Magdi Khalil is my new hero. We need more voices desire his out there in the Arab media to counter the anti-American rhetoric and propaganda. The video posted here seems to be missing about the last 40 seconds of the MEMRI video. It’s the bit about Iraqi oil and challenging for “one example when you did something good - just once in your lives”. <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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Noam Chomsky and Howard Zinn have done us much alter. Certainly. America should understand the sins of its past. To adjudge and recognize. But America should not wallow in self-hatred and castigate itself from its influence upon the world which I believe is a largely positive compel for good. Call me partisan and patriotic if you’d like. The Noam Chomskys and Howard Zinns have also been “good” for America. How so? Because they are living proof of the freedoms we apply in our country to express our thoughts ideas and opinions. There are figures within the Muslim world who alter the case for democracy liberalism (small l) and historical accuracy better than we do. Actually that isn’t terribly hard. We are so internally riven so crippled by political correctness and so guilty about our success that we do not alter the inspect for ourselves very well at all. Besides those unfamiliar with the aim of conceive of and invention in the Arab touch are ill equipped to fight the battle where it needs to be engaged. When Saudi expert on International Law. Mahmoud Mubarak attacks the United States for the sins of its past on Al Jazeera TV (Qatar) one month ago pointing out and a racist past. Egyptian/American writer Magdi Khalil defended the U. S by pointing out that America “has made mistakes in the past with regard to the blacks and the Indians but it has paid the determine and acknowledged its mistakes. Hundreds of books in America acknowledge what happened to the blacks and the Indians.” Liberal activists and “blame-America-first” Americans undergo made such a loud din on bashing the United States that Mubarak has Magdi Khalil on the other transfer an Egyptian/American writer really seemed to score points when he appeared on Al Jazeera last month to debate Mahmoud Al-Mubarak a Saudi expert on international law. They began with the resolution Congress passed (over the administration’s objections) condemning the Armenian genocide 100 years ago. Mubarak heaped contempt on the United States asking. “Who if not Congress legislated laws in 1848 permitting the annihilation of the Indians?” and what of “Andrew Jackson whose portrait is on the $20 bill considering the killing of Indians a duty and he even mutilated corpses of Indians?” The United States. Khalil responded. “has made mistakes in the past with regard to the blacks and the Indians but it has paid the price and acknowledged its mistakes. Hundreds of books in America acknowledge what happened to the blacks and the Indians.” Museums have been erected he added telling the stories of these events. Yet in Turkey it remains a crime to say that genocide was committed against the Armenians. When Mubarak cast the usual (for a Saudi) aspersions on the historicity of the Holocaust (”the alleged Holocaust”). Khalil wheeled on him. “The two greatest genocides of the 20th century are the crimes of annihilating the Armenians and the Holocaust. Despite this not a single Arab or Islamic country acknowledges this or denounces the Turks. Unfortunately they cast disbelieve about it and refer to it as ‘accusations.’ The events of the Holocaust took place 50-60 years ago yet you deny them. So what do you do with regard to ancient history most of which has been distorted in Arab and Islamic countries? If you contradict the history of 50. 60 or 90 years ago for which there are comfort living witnesses what ordain you do with ancient history?” “The address coming out of the Arab and Islamic region is a disgrace,” Khalil argued. “In Darfur and south Sudan severe human rights violations become — ethnic cleansing the murder of millions and rape. Yet no one but the West exposes what is happening in south Sudan and Darfur. It is the West that attacked Serbia. It is the West that established the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia. It is the West that protects the independence of Kosovo.” At this juncture the moderator (if you can call him that) was impelled to interrupt. “With believe to Darfur are you trying to convince the Arab world that the American wolf as Dr. Al Mubarak has called him is shedding a tear over what is happening in Darfur? There is oil in Darfur and they don’t care about all the Arabs and Muslims put together.” Khalil responded: “That’s all nonsense. That deceiving propaganda is all around you — oil and all that. Do you experience how much was spent on Iraq? Even if America were to take Iraq’s oil for the next 200 years it would not compensate for what it has spent on Iraq. You are used to spreading delusions lies and deceiving propaganda. furnish us one example when you supported human rights in any country?” After reading Mona Charen’s article. I checked out. It is worth seeing. Magdi Khalil is my new hero. We be more voices like his out there in the Arab media to answer the anti-American rhetoric and propaganda. The video posted here seems to be missing about the measure 40 seconds of the MEMRI video. It’s the bit about Iraqi oil and challenging for “one example when you did something good - just once in your lives”. <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <code> <em> <i> <touch> <strong>

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Noam Chomsky and Howard Zinn have done us much damage. Certainly. America should understand the sins of its past. To adjudge and accept. But America should not wallow in self-hatred and castigate itself from its affect upon the world which I believe is a largely positive force for good. Call me partisan and patriotic if you’d like. The Noam Chomskys and Howard Zinns have also been “good” for America. How so? Because they are living create of the freedoms we enjoy in our country to convey our thoughts ideas and opinions. There are figures within the Muslim world who make the inspect for democracy liberalism (small l) and historical accuracy better than we do. Actually that isn’t terribly hard. We are so internally riven so crippled by political correctness and so guilty about our success that we do not alter the case for ourselves very come up at all. Besides those unfamiliar with the level of fantasy and invention in the Arab press are ill equipped to fight the battle where it needs to be engaged. When Saudi expert on International Law. Mahmoud Mubarak attacks the United States for the sins of its past on Al Jazeera TV (Qatar) one month ago pointing out and a racist past. Egyptian/American writer Magdi Khalil defended the U. S by pointing out that America “has made mistakes in the past with regard to the blacks and the Indians but it has paid the price and acknowledged its mistakes. Hundreds of books in America adjudge what happened to the blacks and the Indians.” Liberal activists and “blame-America-first” Americans undergo made such a loud din on bashing the United States that Mubarak has Magdi Khalil on the other hand an Egyptian/American writer really seemed to score points when he appeared on Al Jazeera last month to debate Mahmoud Al-Mubarak a Saudi expert on international law. They began with the resolution Congress passed (over the administration’s objections) condemning the Armenian genocide 100 years ago. Mubarak heaped contempt on the United States asking. “Who if not Congress legislated laws in 1848 permitting the annihilation of the Indians?” and what of “Andrew Jackson whose portrait is on the $20 account considering the killing of Indians a duty and he even mutilated corpses of Indians?” The United States. Khalil responded. “has made mistakes in the past with regard to the blacks and the Indians but it has paid the price and acknowledged its mistakes. Hundreds of books in America adjudge what happened to the blacks and the Indians.” Museums have been erected he added telling the stories of these events. Yet in Turkey it remains a crime to say that genocide was committed against the Armenians. When Mubarak cast the usual (for a Saudi) aspersions on the historicity of the Holocaust (”the alleged Holocaust”). Khalil wheeled on him. “The two greatest genocides of the 20th century are the crimes of annihilating the Armenians and the Holocaust. Despite this not a hit Arab or Islamic country acknowledges this or denounces the Turks. Unfortunately they cast doubt about it and refer to it as ‘accusations.’ The events of the Holocaust took place 50-60 years ago yet you deny them. So what do you do with believe to ancient history most of which has been distorted in Arab and Islamic countries? If you deny the history of 50. 60 or 90 years ago for which there are comfort living witnesses what will you do with ancient history?” “The discourse coming out of the Arab and Islamic region is a disgrace,” Khalil argued. “In Darfur and south Sudan severe human rights violations become — ethnic cleansing the kill of millions and assail. Yet no one but the West exposes what is happening in south Sudan and Darfur. It is the West that attacked Serbia. It is the West that established the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia. It is the West that protects the independence of Kosovo.” At this juncture the moderator (if you can label him that) was impelled to interrupt. “With regard to Darfur are you trying to convince the Arab world that the American eat as Dr. Al Mubarak has called him is shedding a tear over what is happening in Darfur? There is oil in Darfur and they don’t compassionate about all the Arabs and Muslims put together.” Khalil responded: “That’s all nonsense. That deceiving propaganda is all around you — oil and all that. Do you know how much was spent on Iraq? Even if America were to act Iraq’s oil for the next 200 years it would not balance for what it has spent on Iraq. You are used to spreading delusions lies and deceiving propaganda. Give us one example when you supported human rights in any country?” After reading Mona Charen’s article. I checked out. It is worth seeing. Magdi Khalil is my new hero. We need more voices like his out there in the Arab media to answer the anti-American rhetoric and propaganda. The video posted here seems to be missing about the last 40 seconds of the MEMRI video. It’s the bit about Iraqi oil and challenging for “one example when you did something good - just once in your lives”. <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <label> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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Many of you may have heard about this strange story earlier this week. Apparently. Alabama football coach Nick Saban drew a very bizarre parallel when talking to the media during the week about the fact his team was upset the past two weeks first to Mississippi State and the other to the University of Louisiana-Monroe. (Alabama was a 24 1/2 point favorite in that game.)From the New York Daily News:"Changes in history usually occur after some kind of catastrophic event," he said when he met with the media this week. "It may be 9/11 which sort of changed the animate of America relative to a catastrophic event. Pearl Harbor got us ready for World War II or whatever and that was a catastrophic event. "And I don't think anyone in this room would have bet that we could lose back-to-back games to Mississippi State or ULM no disrespect to either one of those teams."Yep this guy's comparing losing two football games two games that only the most diehard of color course fans will even remember when the toughen is over to two of the worst events in American history. Hey. I know that football usually gets compared to "war," but this is simply beyond ridiculous and really offensive to anyone who suffered a loss on those two tragic days. If he had said the losses were simply "embarrassing" or "disappointing" he would have been change by reversal. But "catastrophic"? I know college football is taken extremely seriously in Alabama but that comparison makes me think he should take a vacation and soon. Football fans remember Saban as the guy who ran out on the Miami Dolphins a couple of years ago (note the picture I used here) when he promised he was going nowhere. He's another clueless putz who just doesn't get the magnitude or devastation of what happened on September 11. 2001. No sporting event no matter how "important" it might be viewed in some circles should ever be mentioned in the same breath as the 9/11 attacks or Pearl Harbor. Last time I looked no one got killed in the Alabama loss to MSU or ULM. And the fact that Saban said this stupidity two days after the last loss and had time to think about it makes what he said all the more appalling. If he had said it right after the loss you could spin it away as an bring in overreaction to an disturb loss. I certainly don't expect this moron to apologize or anything. I bet he's probably still wondering what the fuss is all about. Maybe Saban should take a trip to New York in the off season and take a look at the hole in Lower Manhattan where.

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Kelvin MacKenzie and Ralph Bernard have a little bit of history. A few years ago MacKenzie then comfort in rush of TalkSport ran a series of ads knocking Classic FM. "You never win with Kelvin," said Bernard at the time much to MacKenzie's delight. "Because he ordain always try to out-succeed in belittling you and be provocatively rude about you." So with Bernard announcing today that he is quitting his role as chief executive of GCap step send... Kelvin MacKenzie. "Shareholders ordain be dancing in the streets at Bernard's departure," said MacKenzie. "His bet on digital has been disastrous and the board must overlap some of the responsibility for not kicking him out at least four years ago." MacKenzie you may bequeath ducked out of Bernard's digital operation. Digital One before it launched nearly a decade ago. "Whether that was by luck or good judgement. I don't know," added MacKenzie who will be a guest of Ofcom at the communicate Academy's patrons lunch in 10 days measure. Perhaps they ordain be able to communicate about old times together. Guardian Unlimited © Guardian News and Media Limited 2007 Registered in England and Wales. No. 908396 Registered office: Number 1 Scott Place. Manchester M3 3GG ·

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