Kata Rezameutia, jilbab untuk kontol. Teori Muhammedan kalo jilbab untuk kepala berarti salah :)
--- In [email protected], "rezameutia" <rezameutia@...> wrote: > > > --- In [email protected], "sikebenaran" <sikebenaran@> wrote: > > > > > > Yang dijilbabin 'kan kepalanya, kalo seluruh tubuh dijilbabin, dibelitin > > kain kalo bukan mumi ya pocong :) > > > > > kalu elu yang dijilbabin kepala kontolnya,... karena spilis. > > > > Tanya aja ama ustad Tawangalun :) > > > > > tanya aja ama junkie jusfiq :) > > > > > > > > --- In [email protected], "sunny" <ambon@> wrote: > > > > > > Di Koran Swedia Dagens Nyheter hari ini ada artikel dimana dikatakan > > > bahwa tahun-tahun belakangan ini makin banyak wanita di Libiya memakai > > > jilbab. > > > > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: Jusfiq > > > To: [email protected] > > > Sent: Friday, February 25, 2011 6:12 PM > > > Subject: [proletar] BBC: Gaddafi's son Saif's ties to LSE and Britain > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Gaddafi's son Saif's ties to LSE and Britain > > > > > > Watch Matt Prodger's Newsnight report on Gaddafi's UK connections in > > > full > > > By Matt Prodger > > > BBC Newsnight > > > > > > On Sunday Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of Libya's leader Colonel Muammar > > > Gaddafi, appeared on Libyan state television telling protesters to clear > > > the streets or face rivers of blood. > > > > > > LSE protester > > > There have been protests at the LSE over its link with Gaddafi > > > > > > The contrast to his appearance as a guest speaker at the London School > > > of Economics (LSE) two years ago could not have been more stark. > > > > > > Having just donated £1.5m to the university to fund its Global > > > Governance Unit, he was introduced in glowing terms by the university's > > > Professor David Held, who said: > > > > > > "I've come to know Saif as someone who looks to democracy, civil > > > society and deep liberal values for the core of his inspiration." > > > > > > Donation rejected > > > > > > But even Saif Gaddafi could not keep a straight face as he began giving > > > a speech about democracy in Libya. > > > > > > "In theory Libya is the most democratic state in the world," he said to > > > laughter from the audience, before chuckling and adding, "In theory, in > > > theory." > > > > > > > > > This is over-egging the pudding. The man is evil enough - you don't > > > have to add that he's a plagiarist as well > > > Lord Desai dismisses claims Saif Gaddafi plagiarised his LSE PhD > > > > > > Fast forward to the present day and Prof Held is appalled by Saif > > > Gaddafi's speech on Libyan TV, LSE students occupied offices at the > > > university in protest at its relationship with him, and the university > > > has been shamed into rejecting the bulk of the donation. > > > > > > As a final embarrassment, the university has been forced to investigate > > > allegations that parts of Saif Gaddafi's LSE PhD were plagiarised. > > > > > > The irony of its title - The Role of Civil Society in the > > > Democratisation of Global Governance Institutions - is lost on no-one. > > > > > > 'Failure to learn' > > > > > > But Saif Gaddafi's examiner, the renowned economist Lord Desai, says > > > that he had earned the PhD, and that the LSE had been right to accept his > > > donation. > > > > > > His only regret, Lord Desai said on Thursday, was that Saif Gaddafi had > > > failed to learn enough about democracy: > > > > > > Saif Gaddafi > > > In his TV speech Gaddafi blamed people outside Libya for the violence > > > > > > "I read the thesis, I examined him along with an examiner, he defended > > > his thesis very, very thoroughly, he had nobody else present there, and I > > > don't think there's any reason to think he didn't do it himself." > > > > > > "This is over-egging the pudding. The man is evil enough - you don't > > > have to add that he's a plagiarist as well." > > > > > > The LSE is not the only British institution Saif Gaddafi's name has > > > been mentioned alongside, he has cropped up in all manner of meetings and > > > mutual connections. > > > > > > He described Tony Blair as a family friend, although the former UK > > > prime minister says he has only met him once since leaving office and has > > > no commercial relationship with him. > > > > > > Playboy lifestyle > > > > > > Britain's trade envoy, the Duke of York, has hosted Saif Gaddafi at > > > Buckingham Palace, though a palace spokesman said he is no friend. > > > > > > Then there is former business secretary Lord Mandelson, who met Saif > > > Gaddafi a number of times - once at the Corfu villa of British financier > > > Nat Rothschild. > > > > > > > > > The Gaddafi family controls everything in Libya and no deals are signed > > > either for inward or outward investment without their approval > > > Daniel Kawczynski MP, head of the All Party Parliamentary Group for > > > Libya > > > > > > Both Mr Rothschild and his business associate Russian oligarch Oleg > > > Deripaska were invited to Saif Gaddafi's 37th birthday party in > > > Montenegro. > > > > > > In London, Saif Gaddafi has lived a playboy lifestyle. Two years ago he > > > moved into a £10m house complete with suede-lined indoor cinema not far > > > from an area of north London known as Billionaire's Row. > > > > > > The Libyan Investment Authority also owns properties in the city, on > > > Oxford Street and at Trafalgar Square. > > > > > > 'Economic stranglehold' > > > > > > There has always been a thin line between Gaddafi money and Libyan > > > money - one of the reasons that have made Saif Gaddafi so influential. > > > > > > Hampstead house rumoured to be owned by Saif Gaddafi > > > Two years ago Saif Gaddafi moved into a £10m house in north London > > > > > > "The Gaddafi family controls everything in Libya and no deals are > > > signed either for inward or outward investment without their approval," > > > Conservative MP Daniel Kawczynski, who has written a book about the > > > Gaddafi family and heads the All Party Parliamentary Group for Libya, > > > told Newsnight. > > > > > > "They have had up until now a total stranglehold on the economy. I > > > haven't seen anything like it around the world." > > > > > > The fact is there was always a good reason for cosying up to the man > > > who until recently was considered the heir to the throne of an oil rich > > > wealthy country. > > > > > > Sooner or later the old man, Col Gaddafi, was going to go and his > > > avowedly pro-Western, and apparently reformist, son would take the reins. > > > > > > Only it does not appear to be working out that way, and those > > > associated with him are now counting the cost. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > > ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! 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