Boycott Israel [IslamCity] notes from new palestine: revolution overturns and destroys everything that gets in its way
notes from new palestine: revolution overturns and destroys everything that gets in its way Uninformed is the worst way to be unarmed.-The Media, Welfare Poets download bruh martyre chairman fred hampton: http://cleveland.indymedia.org/uploads/2007/04/racism.wav re: Davey D's Hip Hop Political Palace http://p076.ezboard.com/fpoliticalpalacefrm1 and the black peoples media-- turning off channel zero and spring house cleaning no diss to bruh d -- b.u.t. -- question-- who runs this forum? these cyber so called brothas like lighthouseali, nobleone and the zionist racist they give props and voice to -- not to forget the ones who are allowed to join it -- the ones they allow to attack our martyrs, prisoners and revolutionaries? what rings with tuth is what bruh j.r. of the block report once said when queried about fairness in journalism by bruh davey d in Breakdown FM-The Audio Rebellion is Real pt 2 w/ Minister of Information JR and i paraphrase -- why should we be fair and give voice to people who are not fair to us and ours? who own most of the major league media what kill our souls and lie like crack heads? why should we not use our media and mediums to knowledge and report on and by and for ourselves and others who allied with us and share our struggle? what we don't need is to turn our spaces into foxes, via cons, vh1's and jerusalem posts or sounding gounds for the jdl (jewish defense leagues) the well hidden armed wing of the adl (anti-deformation league), aipac or the neocons -- I'm giving you a lot of material, what will you use? What will you present to the American people ...? Not you personally, because you are subjected to editors. You are subjected to people who have another view. You're here to get information, but what they do with it, that?s another thing.? -- hon mins louis farrakhan -- Farrakhan speaks to the media who runs the media and mediums? for that matter -- what's the weight of the world? there's going to have be a point where so called black sites and others will have to also knowledge that, like the b.e.t.s and vh1s, and via con artists and other white and/or yahoodie run mediums and the rappers/mcs we criticize for working with the gooberment, and those whom attack our and the people (s), that this and other sites like these, are also susceptible to infiltration and puppetry by and for the same people who have targeted hip hop/rap and chosen our so called leaders and agendas. the enemy joins the gangs, like he did most of the black organizations, and places snitches around our leaders. they pretend like they are a crip or a blood, but really they are agents of the government of the united states of america. they give you an ak-47, a mac 10, and other weapons that are rejects, and cannot shoot straight, so when you try to kill your brother, a baby or somebody else innocent is killed instead as a result of your foolishness. – hon min louis farrakhan, special message to street organizations who pays them to patrol these sites? or what is it that the powers that should not be have on them? what and why do they fear? and why is it that they assist in messing with our peoples and committing acts or menticide? what we need, as one moderator of the sons of afrika mentioned -- is our own intel ops -- sam greenlee dropped science on this when he wrote the spook who sat by the door. going under ground -- and covert and overt in ops. isn't it time we got really organized in this disorder -- we seemed to have done it with street teams for rap and hip hop -- why not diversify -- this time, as bruh martyr chairman fred hampton told us, one which will --- live for the people struggle for the people die for the people we need a weather undgerground -- a baader-meinhof (red army faction raf ) = b.l.a. live for the people struggle for the people die for the people what we need is a hamas knowing basic hmtl should not be the only qualification for running black cultural sites. wearing a suit and tie or dashiki neither. this time and space should not be a place for egos and old bro clubbers who give virtual hi-fives to each other and their zionist chums in order to advance their careers and pour/poor concrete on the graves of our peoples and the youth folk who try and uplift and be intelligent over becoming retarded by the bourgeois bastards of banality -- peace to sista souljah If revolution is tied to dependence on the inscrutability's of long-range politics, it cannot be made relevant to the person who expects to die tomorrow. there can be no rigid time controls attached to the process that offers itself as relief, not if those for whom it is principally intended are under attack now, if the proponents of revolution cannot learn to distinguish and translate the theoretical into the practical, if they continue to debate just how to call up and harness the conscious motive forces of revolution, the revolutionary ideal will be the loser -- it will be rejected. -- bruh martyr
Boycott Israel [IslamCity] The Darfur conundrum
The Darfur conundrum French and other European intellectuals are mobilizing for intervention in Darfur. Who are they really writing about, asks KA Dilday for openDemocracy. Image: Wikipedia By K A Dilday for openDemocracy (05/04/07) On 31 March 2007, five African Union peacekeepers in Darfur were killed in the most fatal attack on them since the force arrived in the western province of Sudan in 2004. At the time of writing, the spokesman for the African Union (AU) has been unable to say who was responsible for the attack. This is the conundrum in Darfur: The killers could have belonged to any of the several armed groups there, though most reports suggest that one of the rebel forces was likely responsible. It was this same conundrum - whom to blame, and whom to support, in Darfur - which has, for the past two weeks, been distracting French intellectuals from the imminent presidential election. A battle raged in the opinion pages of France's main newspapers between France's intellectuals: It was a debate that at times, seemed to have a less noble subtext than the surface concern for dying Darfurians. It also raised the question that nags at all levels of global action: much more of the western world is aware of and concerned with the lives of others, yet the quality of action is not keeping pace with the quantity. A French controversy The debate began on 20 March when the group Urgence Darfour, comprised of more than 100 individual associations, organized a meeting at the Mutualité, a grand hall on the left bank of Paris. There, the most prominent of the twelve presidential candidates agreed - either personally or through their representatives - that if elected, they would use their position to try to stop the killings in Darfur. Even President Jacques Chirac sent a letter of support. The meeting was led by Bernard Kouchner, one of the founders of Médecins sans Frontières (MSF), who has long since broken with the group and now stands (unofficially and officially) for various national and international offices; Jacky Mamadou, former president of Médecins du Monde, the group Kouchner founded after leaving MSF; and the journalist and philosopher Bernard-Henri Levy, who had just written a long article in Le Monde about his recent journey to refugee camps in Sudan and Chad. Urgence Darfour called for the United Nations and the European Union to immediately send an international force to Darfur to protect the civilians; create safe zones where aid workers can serve the population; and bring those responsible for killings before the international court. Three days later, on 23 March, Paris's main leftist daily newspaper Libération published a polemic written by two representatives of Médecins sans Frontières. The authors responded strongly to what they perceived as the ignorant posturing of Urgence Darfour and invoked MSF's experience through two-decades of presence in Sudan to make a case for a different approach. The worst massacres in Darfur, wrote Jean-Hervé Bradol (president of the MSF's French chapter) and Fabrice Weissman (director of research for the MSF), were in 2003-04. True, there has been a recent resurgence of violence after a period of remission, but the civilian casualties are at present not as numerous, in part because much of the civilian population has already abandoned the war-zones. The Libé article appeared to break from the MSF's traditional role of not advocating political strategies, albeit while couching political recommendations in the rhetoric of protecting civilians. Bradol and Weissman warned that a small United Nations force would not be able to control an area as large as Sudan and that it would be resisted by the Sudanese government, resulting probably in more civilian deaths. A better option was to work with all of the armed factions to reach an accord. They ended by saying that MSF was disappointed in both Urgence Darfour and the presidential candidates: Urgence Darfour for using its prominence to demand an ill-advised and unlikely intervention, and the presidential candidates for showily and blindly signing onto it. The next day, 24 March, a letter addressed to European Union leaders on the eve of its fiftieth anniversary summit in Berlin and signed by a group of prominent writers was published in newspapers in the EU's twenty-seven member-states. The group, which had been assembled by Bob Geldof, excoriated the EU for celebrating its birthday while the atrocities continued in Darfur. Many of Europe's most renowned intellectuals were among the signatories; they included Umberto Eco, Dario Fo, G#369;nter Grass, J#369;rgen Habermas, Vaclav Havel, Seamus Heaney, Harold Pinter, Franca Rame, Tom Stoppard and Bernard-Henri Levy. Libération published the writers' appeal on 27 March on the same page as an article by Richard Rossin, a former secretary-general of
Boycott Israel [IslamCity] Great Video Clips regarding Justice for 911
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Boycott Israel [IslamCity] The Best of this World and the Hereafter
JAMIATUL ULAMA(KZN) ISLAMIC WEBSITE Council of Muslim Theologians The Best of this Worldand the Hereafter It is important that we engage in seriousintrospection and make appropriate changes both at an individual andcollective level. The Holy Qurân warns us against becoming complacentand heedless because of prolonged passage of time and inaction.Do not be like those who were given the Bookaforetime, and whose hearts have hardened with the passing of time so thatmany of them have become rebellious Moral degeneration, a loss of purpose and hardheartedness are but some of the failings of the passing of time. Weeventually lose the capacity to appreciate Divine Guidance; we lose thehumility to search for the truth and the foresight to understand propheticwisdom. We gradually embrace values that are bereft of Divine Guidance andbecome victims of spiritual and emotional insecurity. The Holy Prophet has said: Whoever has been blessed with four things has indeedbeen given the best of this world and the hereafter. A heart fullof gratitude, a tongue occupied with the Zikr of Allâh, a bodyable to patiently endure hardships and a wife that does not breach his trust regarding herself and his property. (Baihaqî) In order to achieve the best of bothworlds we need to consciously work towards acquiring the following fourblessings: Gratitude: Too often, we take the favours ofAllâh for granted. We feel aggrieved, deprived, and display ingratitudewhen destiny does not accord with our insatiable dreams and desires Consider the following: If you have food in the refrigerator, clothes on your back, a roof overhead and a place to sleep ... you are richer than 75% of this world. If you have money in the bank, in your wallet, and spare change in a dish someplace... you are among the top 80% of the worlds wealthy. If you woke this morning with more health than illness... you are more blessed than the million who will not survive this week. If you have never experienced thedanger of battle, the loneliness of imprisonment, the agony oftorture, or the pangs of starvation you are more blessed thanthree million people in the world. If your Parents are still alive andstill married ... you are very rare. If you hold up your head with asmile on your face and are truly thankful you are blessedbecause the majority can, but most do not. If you can read this message... youjust received a double blessing in that someone was thinking of youand, furthermore, you are more blessed than over two billion people in the world that cannot read at all. (Courtesy: Al Balagh) Nabî has said: The first (condition) for the reformation of this Ummah isconviction and abstinence, whilst the first cause of its destruction willbe miserliness and (unending) desires. (Baihaqî) Zikr The Holy Prophethas said: The parable of one who remembers Allâh and one who does not, is like the living and the dead. (Bukharî Muslim) We have become spiritually dead individuals with no sense of drive. We neither fear the Wrath of Allâh, nor yearn for His Pleasure. Hence, religion has become an oppressive imposition designed to deprive us of the pleasures of life. How often do we recite the Holy Qurân? When last did we spend time pondering and chanting the Glory of Allâh? The Holy Qurân refers to this kind of spiritual death in the following words: They have hearts with which they fail to grasp the truth, and eyes with which they fail to see, and ears with which they fail to hear, They are like cattle: nay even less conscious of the right way They live like animals conscious only of fulfilling their natural desires without giving any thought to the purpose of existence. Hearts rust as metal does, and the polish for the heart is the zikr of Allâh! Zikr is the spiritual rain that renders the heart fertile and allows for the lush growth of virtue. Patience: We have become selfish, impatient and intolerant, losing our self-composure at the least bit of irritation. We have become pessimists who fret at the presence of thorns oblivious to the beauty of the rose. We become despondent and repeatedly bemoan the
Boycott Israel [IslamCity] UPDATE: Building a National Voice for Palestinian Canadians May 5-6.
Dear Friends, After several previous attempts, in May of 2006 several of us came together with the idea of establishing a national umbrella organization for all Palestinian Canadian organizations across Canada. The national body would serve as a strong and united Palestinian Canadian voice when speaking to the Canadian government, media and public. Teleconferences were held in May and July of 2006 and an internet list serve was established to facilitate our work. Please see http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Nidah/ . The Nidah group sent an invitation to Palestinian community leaders and organizations across Canada to participate in this effort, and Palestine House hosted the first national conference January 27-28 of 2007. An Interium Organizing Committee was elected and has been holding meetings to prepare for our next national meeting. The Interium Organizing meeting is made up of representatives from across Canada: Eyad Alnuwieri, Palestinian Community Centre, British Columbia; Susan Howard-Azzeh, Niagara Palestinian Association, St. Catharines, Ontario; Wael Ghanem, Palestinian Association of Hamilton, Ontario; Hazem Jamjoum, Executive Director Palestine House, Mississauga, Ontario; Samir Ishaq, Canada Palestine Association of London, Ontario; Hani Naser, Association of Palestinian Arabs of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario; Laith Marouf, Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights-National Office, Montreal, Quebec; Omar Shaban, Students for Palestinian Human Rights, Waterloo, Ontario; and Yacoub Amash. The Interium Organizing Commitee have met in Hamilton and London, and will be meeting in St. Catharines Saturday, April 14. The next National Conference will be held Saturday and Sunday, May 5 and 6, in Ottawa. Invitiations are being sent to the executive of all Palestinian Canadian organizations across Canada. If you are aware of a Palestinian Canadian organization that has not been invited, please let us know. We want this to be a broad and inclusive endeavour. At the national meeting we will finalize our structure, decide on the membership accrediation process, approve our draft constitution and by-laws, and choose our official name. 3 to 6 months later we hope to host our Founding Convention with speakers and invited dignataries. Working papers will be sent to all Palestinian Candian organizations for discussion with their membership prior to the Ottawa Conference. If you would like further information on this important initiative please contact your local Palestinian Canadian organiziation, contact one of the Interium Organizing Committee members, or reply to this email. Wa sallam, Susan Howard-Azzeh Niagara Palestinian Association and member, Palestinian National Voice Preparatory Conference. Susan's English as a Second Language Blog http://suzansesl.blogspot.com (updated weekly) - Share your photos with the people who matter at Yahoo! Canada Photos
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Boycott Israel [IslamCity] I love this YouTubeIslam.com site hope you do too! - Yusuf Estes
Bismillah Rahman Raheem Salam alaykum: Welcome: Again we want to say big \Welcome\ to membership in the fastest growing and newest site in the www.ShareIslam.com web system. We are all excited about the thousands of visitors to our new site. It is truly amazing. Problem: The problem is, I am only one person trying to do all of this by myself and there is of course, my regular efforts for dawah while traveling, recording and doing the TV shows. Al Hamdulillah, I don\'t want to complain and loose any rewards with Allah, so make dua for me, inshallah. Good news: I have almost finished all of the videos that have been waiting in line for inspection and approval. So, look through the list and find yours, inshallah. If you don\'t see it, maybe it did not fit within our rules and guidelines (be sure to read them). Review of ALL Vides All of our videos have to be watched by a monitor (right now that is me) and then accepted or rejected and then the English spelling and wording has to be correct, references to the Quran and the hadeeths have to be verified and any speeches have to be on Quran and Sunnah only. No Bad Videos, inshallah. We do not play political, racial, musical, adult or any nonsense videos on this site. Please don\'t waste your time uploading things like this. Also, if there is no English on the video - it is deleted. Sorry, but that is the rule. If you have another language you have to find and add proper translation. Your job: You are responsible for all of your uploads. Anyone constantly uploading the same videos will be removed from our membership list. (this is a new rule, due to the number of people who keep uploading the same thing and wasting time and bandwidth). More good news - We have been raised up on the search engines due to the high traffic to our site and we thank Allah for that, Al Hamdulillah. Help me please! Again, I need to ask all of you not to keep uploading the same videos, please. The problem is, everyone is uploading all types of videos that we cannot play on our site and they load them over and over, thinking that is going to make it work. I ask them not to, but they don\'t seem to care. This is a very heavy workload and I have been working on it every day since we started. Even while traveling, doing lectures, checking emails (trying to eat and sleep) and still I cannot catch up. So, either the people will have to help me out by following the rules - or else I just can\'t do it fast enough and maybe they will not see their videos for 2 or 3 months (that\'s right - I am leaving for a 3 month trip to the middle east and you know what that means - slw connection and not much access). Please make dua and ask others to do the same. If you know any of our members, please tell them not to overload this because it won\'t help them and it might cause us not to be able to do the proper dawah that needs to be done, you know? Come check out the videos and see what\'s new: www.YouTubeIslam.com Jazakalah khairan was salam alaykum, Yusuf Estes PS - remember to add www.ShareIslam.com in the bottom of all your emails too! - LOL -- ___.
Boycott Israel [IslamCity] The Jewish Factor: Democrats better on Darfur, Church-State
The Jewish Factor: Democrats better on Darfur, Church-State Posted: April 06, 2007 For the first time in the Israel factor surveys, we sought to examine an additional important element in regard to the candidates. We can call this the Jewish factor the ranking of the 2008 candidates according to a list of subjects that are of importance to the American Jewish community, other than Israel. The most interesting of them is the grade relating to the humanitarian crisis in Darfur, a crisis in which the Jewish community is a major force in trying to find a solution. In my print edition weekend column I expanded on the new survey and informed my readers on other issues related to the 2008 race. The following paragraphs are a part of it. The Jewish community of America is a primary voice calling to end the humanitarian crisis in Sudan. Its leaders are pushing for sanctions with all their might. They are pressing Congress to pass binding resolutions, the administration to be more aggressive, and economic firms to take independent measures. The panel was asked to rate the candidates based on the members' evaluation of their resolve to deal with this crisis, which is at the head of the Jewish agenda. The response is particularly interesting in connection with Barack Obama, and explains why he has many Jewish supporters even before he expressed strong pro-Israel opinions. Among the candidates, the panel thought that he would deal most vigorously with the Darfur crisis and by a large margin over the other candidates. His score (4.25 out of a possible 5) is higher by half a point than that of any official candidate who follows. The only candidate close to Obama, with 4.13, is Gore, who has not announced that he will be running. In regard to Darfur, the panel believes the Democratic candidates look more promising than their Republican opponents. This is equally true for another issue whose importance to the American Jewish community is not in doubt: the candidates' position on questions relating to separation of religion and state. Clinton and Gore lead in this regard (their positions are the closest to those of the majority of the Jewish community), but with them is one Republican candidate, Rudy Giuliani. All three have a grade of 4.13 out of a possible 5. Giuliani's strength is also his weakness. He continues to lead as the panel's best candidate overall for Israel, and one can suspect that in this he is aided by his hawkish stance on foreign affairs and quite liberal posture on domestic issues. This makes it possible for panel members who look askance at classic Republican conservatism to give Giuliani a high rating, but these are also the positions on which he will be exposed to competition from candidates like Fred Thompson (Last week, the Israel Factor panel received a first package of background material on Thompson. He was not included in the seventh poll, but might very well appear in the next one), and which will make it difficult for him to gain the unreserved backing of the party's conservatives in the primaries). With the exception of Giuliani, all the Democratic candidates get a higher score on religion and state than all the Republican candidates. No complicated calculation is needed by those who want to guess which candidate the Jewish voters will back in 2008: the Jews are the clearest group in opposition to the continuation of the war in Iraq, and probably the most concerned about the mixing of religion and state in America. Among the Republicans, then, only Giuliani, who is well known to Jews from his tenure as mayor of the Jewish city of New York, might have a chance of drawing a large number of votes (relative to a Republican candidate), something George Bush was not able to do in 2004, despite prior expectations that were based on his record regarding Israel. Every other Republican candidate will have a hard time convincing America's Jews to vote for him. http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/pages/rosnerBlog.jhtml?itemNo=846221contrassID=25subContrassID=0sbSubContrassID=1listSrc=Yart=1 - Finding fabulous fares is fun. Let Yahoo! FareChase search your favorite travel sites to find flight and hotel bargains.
