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It has now been more than a year-and-a-half since Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak was deposed and replaced by Mohamed Morsi, a ranking member of the terrorist organization, the Muslim Brotherhood.
Despite promises of a new constitution, the drafters have yet to deliver an acceptable document. The Muslim majority has outmaneuvered the other constituents as they (the Muslim majority) are attempting to draft a document that will not only be the law of the land for Egypt, but also for the Islamic Caliphate that is the goal of the Muslim Brotherhood. Through subtlety, misrepresentation, outright lies, infiltration, and, war if need be, the Brotherhood seeks to set up a Middle Eastern Islamic Caliphate with Jerusalem as its capital, while at the same time attempting to direct the US toward Islamic rule.
The particular sticking point for the Egyptian constituent assembly is Article 68. The article says that “The state shall take all measure to establish the equality of women and men in the areas of political, cultural, economic, and social life, as well as all other areas, insofar as this does not conflict with the rulings of Islamic Shariah.”
You may be asking, “So what does that have to do with me?” Here are two reasons why it is important to be cognizant of that offensive phrase in Article 68.
In January of 2011, a US Federal Court judge dismissed a suit that challenged the US Government bailout of AIG. The suit pointed out that AIG was using over $100,000,000 of US taxpayer funds “to support Islamic religious indoctrination through the funding and promotion of Shariah-compliant financing (SCF).” AIG promotes Shariah and SCF as a way to proselytize non-Muslims through an ethical product and a new way of life.”
In May of this year, the distinguished Christian governor of Kansas, former US Senator Sam Brownback, signed legislation that bans judges in Kansas from using or considering “foreign law” in adjudicating cases. Governor Brownback was protecting the constitutional rights of Kansans against the Shariah law creeping further into the judicial system.
Now you know why Article 68 is relevant. Islamic influence in the US is promoting the addition of the same of similar wording, “insofar as this does not conflict with the rulings of Islamic Shariah” into US government at all levels. Where it is successfully included, American citizens will, in effect, be held to Shariah law.
We live in a dangerous time where deception, the primary tool of our enemy, is predominant. We need to pray as David did, “Deliver me, O my God, from the hand of the wicked, from the grasp of evil and cruel men” (Psalm 71:4) as we pray for the peace of Jerusalem. (Psalm 122:6) It is right and proper that we do so.
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Article: Article: Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves (musical) presented by the Palo Alto Children's Theatre in the Lucie Stern Theatre. Mar. 4-12, 1977.
i wrote a thing and it's in a magazine. hooray. pg. 182-183 of this month's issue of Thrasher. click All Sizes to read. photo by the ever-wonderful kyle camarillo.
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Press picture from the german 4wheel fun magazine.
They made a 4 side article about my rig a few years ago.
This article is from a 1972 issue of "Popular Dogs" magazine. (Sorry it's such a lousy scan, but I had a really lousy scanner at the time and no longer have the magazine.)
This is some interesting historical information on the Xolo breed. Peter Belmont, the author, is a well-known Afghan Hound breeder.
a similar English version on heritage tram 120 which also described in "Amazing Ding Ding", has published in a UK tramway magazine.
The myth on current 120 dates back 1949 is ridiculous. It was new built and not the original 1949 prototype.
A scan of an article regarding the premiere of CSI:NY in Malaysia on AXN. Credits to my cousin who lent her scanner.
article on working fashion designer for final major project - in this image she wears her own creation
This old article reveals the ambition for fame held by Bill Deal and The Rhondels. Certainly, they ended up far exceeding those ambitions.
Nikon FG, Nikkor 50mm f/1.2 AIS, Ilford HP5 Plus
Foto de portada en l'article d'iSabadell "L'estat de la ciutat"
Polish designer and teacher Ewa Satalecka interviewed José and Veronika for the design magazine 2+3D. The six-page article covers questions about long-distance collaboration and the way of designing type faces together. It also shows some very nice examples of various available TT typefaces. Erratum, unfortunately the publisher did not properly mark the poster showing Edita, as being designed by Pilar Cano, and apologises for the mistake.
Article published in “Haaretz” leading Israeli newspaper. The article compares several TV morning shows.
Not really sexy, but practice, easy to use, to share ... and this section is not over yet :)
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Thanks to the help of several Hungarian speakers, I could make up what is described in this article from 1930. So, here it what it says:
Béla Klein was sitting in a café when a High ranking officer, Denes Dobak (accompanied by other soldiers), who was also in this café, asked a band of gypsies to play an antisemitic song called "Erger Berger" Here is how a website refers to this song: ""Erger,
Berger, Sósberger, minden zsidó gazember" (Erger, Berger, Sósberger, all jews are thugs.)"
Béla Klein, my grandfather, and also a 36-months WWI verteran who is told to have earned several medals, ordered the band to stop "because there are jews here" (my note: he was Jewish as demonstrated by the other documents posted in this set). The officer told my grandfather to go outside to settle the matter. A far-right journalist (Laszlo Zsolnai-Grosz) who was present struck my grandfather's head (who bled as a consequence). My grandfather reacted by suing him and by challenging the officer to a duel (as was customary when offences involved soldiers). The officer accepted and Bela eventually won the duel (both protagonists came out slightly wounded). They left together. The trial against the journalist was yet to take place at the time of the writing of this article.
Other info:
"I will try to answer your questions, although my Hungarian is limited.
Klein was at the table with a woman, but no name or relationship is mentioned. THere are no dates mentioned in this article and some of it is hard to read, but I have to believe this happened in the early 40's. It does not say where he he was stationed or which front he was on.
The motive for the fight is unclear, this part I don't really understand but to the best of my ability this is what happened, A song was being sung and a high ranking officer said to stop singing it because there are jews here. After someone asked Klein to step outside of the bar for a moment and thats when he was attacked.
He did fight back and both parties were bloodied, the two officers were made to shake hands and left the premises peacefully but another involved who was a civilian was going to press charges against the military. Sorry. But I hope this explains something to you.
Klein said to stop the music, because there are jews there. Maybe he tought himself.(Sorry I understand the hungarian text, but I can't very well English:)
The song was the cuse of the fight and a bickering with the officer.
ma tentative de traduction:
Bokszeres : phalanges
verekedes: combat
affer?
egy: un
budai: de budapest
kocsmaban: bar
veres:
* abats, battement, battirent, battent, abattîmes
* abattant, pulsation, battant
* impulsion
* pouls
* pulsation
* rincer
sulyos: mauvais
kardparbaj: duel à l'épée?
es: et, plus, davantage
vendegloi: auberges
bunteto: criminel
It is basically about a fight in a bar between Klein Bela and another sargent in the army.
It says Klein was a sargent in the army and was a reservist, but had been at the front for 36 months and had been awarded several medals for his service.
Hope this helps.