Latest News On Arab Reform Wave
Posted on February 16, 2011 by admin in Politics, Society
Finally fed up with decades of living under oppressive dictatorships, the Arab world is being caught up in the reform wave, as far south as Bahrain in the Gulf. The Arab nations are in unprecedented turmoil, as through the use of social networking and cell phones, demonstrators rise up simultaneously, all carrying the same banners, [...]
Internet Activists Met With Egyptian Generals
Posted on February 16, 2011 by admin in Politics, Society
The Egyptian military generals met some of the young Internet activists who triggered the revolt against Mubarak, reportedly promising a referendum on a new constitution within two months. The council set a six-month timetable for holding elections but said the cabinet Mubarak hastily appointed on January 31 — headed by a former air force commander [...]
Arabian Hezbollah Waits In The Wings
Posted on February 16, 2011 by admin in Politics, Society
Demonstrations became violent in Lebanon when the Hezbollah nominated a billionaire businessman as a candidate for the post of prime minister to follow on from caretaker Prime Minister Saad Hariri. Read just what the Arab Hezballoh stands for…
Mohammad Ghannam A Muslim Brotherhood leader
Posted on February 14, 2011 by admin in Politics, Society
Just days before the Egyptian president stepped down, Egyptian born Mohanmmad Ghanem, 39, one of the party leaders and Britain’s representative for the Muslim Brotherhood, called for Egypt to stop pumping gas to Israel and to prepare the Egyptian army for war with Israel, during an interview on Iranian television. Read how the Muslim Brotherhood, [...]
How Did Mubarak Feather His Nest Worth Billions?
Posted on February 14, 2011 by admin in Business, Finance, Politics
Using the Social Internet a 30 year dictatorship was brought to its knees, however the exiled president and his family are rumoured to be worth up to $70 billion, but only $5 billion was openly declared. Read how Mubarak got his billions…
Muslim Brotherhood
Posted on February 7, 2011 by admin in Politics, Religion, Society
It has been reported that the Moslem Brotherhood is covering over its religious message for the moment, amid a popular Arab revolt, right across the Arab Middle East countries, which is supposedly not driven by either Islam or politics. read more…
The Middle East Is In Revolt
Posted on February 2, 2011 by admin in Politics
Following decades of living under oppressive dictatorships the residents of the Arab nations of the Middle East are rising up to stake their claim for democracy. The nations are in unprecedented turmoil. Read just how many nations are involved…
Gulf States Military Build Up
Posted on July 15, 2010 by admin in Business, Environment, Politics
People living in the Gulf of Mexico states have reported symptoms of over-exposure to crude oil. Some of those in authority have suggested the cause to be mental illness ‘stress’, while others, such as BP Chief, Tony Hayward, blamed the illness on food poisoning. Read how there are reports of a military build-up in all [...]
No Body-Xrays For Muslim Women
Posted on July 15, 2010 by admin in Politics, Society, Women
Claiming full-body xrays go against Dubai’s national customs and ethics, the international airport of Dubai has decided not to introduce the new technology of full-body scanners. As the battle over religious customs and symbols continues read what France and Spain have done…
Women World Leaders Continue Making History
Posted on July 11, 2010 by admin in Politics, Women
When power-brokers ousted Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and moved Julian Gillard in to power, as Australia’s first woman prime minister, it took the number of simultaneous female world leaders to 14. This number has increased once again with Rosa Otunbayeva being sworn in as president of the troubled republic of Kyrgyzstan, taking the number of [...]
