Mullah Pat Robertson’s Fatwa
Thanks GQ.
: o )
It`s always great to hear from you, and run into you are various events.
Thank you for the great work that YOU do. Please keep up the good work also.
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qawali
Jul 14, 2007 01:37 am
Re: # 50Thanks GQ.
: o )
It`s always great to hear from you, and run into you are various events.
Thank you for the great work that YOU do. Please keep up the good work also.
Mullah Pat Robertson’s Fatwa
You`re scary, you remind me of the KKK.
Posted by
qawali
Jul 14, 2007 01:34 am
Re: # 25You`re scary, you remind me of the KKK.
Mullah Pat Robertson’s Fatwa
I went to your profile to see some good examples of writing. There`s nothing but blanks there
Posted by
qawali
Jul 14, 2007 01:32 am
Re: # 12I went to your profile to see some good examples of writing. There`s nothing but blanks there
Mullah Pat Robertson’s Fatwa
Under every rock there is a critic?
Posted by
qawali
Jul 14, 2007 01:30 am
Re: # 11Under every rock there is a critic?
Mullah Pat Robertson’s Fatwa
Anyone who reads Bulleh Shah, can not have a bad day. He`s the cure
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Pure
Posted by
qawali
Jul 14, 2007 01:28 am
Re: # 9Anyone who reads Bulleh Shah, can not have a bad day. He`s the cure
: o )
Pure
Mullah Pat Robertson’s Fatwa
Thanks.
The usual suspects look very mashkook.
I tell `em:
Maashook bano, mashkook naheen!
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Posted by
qawali
Jul 14, 2007 01:27 am
Re: # 8Thanks.
The usual suspects look very mashkook.
I tell `em:
Maashook bano, mashkook naheen!
: o )
Mullah Pat Robertson’s Fatwa
I guess you`re scarred by nudity.
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The naked truth is best. Though it tastes bitter and looks ``ugly``. It`s good medicine
Posted by
qawali
Jul 14, 2007 01:24 am
Re: # 7I guess you`re scarred by nudity.
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The naked truth is best. Though it tastes bitter and looks ``ugly``. It`s good medicine
Mullah Pat Robertson’s Fatwa
Thanks. Taking ownership might be the most important thing an individual can do, and what a state can do. Taking responsibilities of your beliefs, thoughts, attitude, words and actions
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qawali
Jul 14, 2007 01:21 am
Re: # 4Thanks. Taking ownership might be the most important thing an individual can do, and what a state can do. Taking responsibilities of your beliefs, thoughts, attitude, words and actions
Kill for a Pill
Thanks Mahjabeen.
You sound very human
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because often it is easy to become numb, so that we no longer care. Although there are some ``reality shows`` on TV, the start looking the same as soap opera`s. Like the language of war and football, on TV, becomes interchangeable.
Thanks for caring about what happens in our world
Posted by
qawali
May 18, 2006 07:23 pm
Re: # 5Thanks Mahjabeen.
You sound very human
: o )
because often it is easy to become numb, so that we no longer care. Although there are some ``reality shows`` on TV, the start looking the same as soap opera`s. Like the language of war and football, on TV, becomes interchangeable.
Thanks for caring about what happens in our world
Kill for a Pill
I need a market?
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I don`t like sales.
What did you have in mind?
Do let me know.
Thanks
Posted by
qawali
May 18, 2006 07:19 pm
Re: # 4I need a market?
: o )
I don`t like sales.
What did you have in mind?
Do let me know.
Thanks
Kill for a Pill
Thanks Shantygal.
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A friend told me, politics is everywhere, for example, the politics of a relationship between man and woman. The politics at work, in the group we work in, the boss, the co-workers. Any interaction with someone of a different race, religion, often creates a reaction, a measurement of who`s better, a comparison. A question rises in the subconscious: who`s dominant, who has more power. How do other people`s actions effect us.
Can we ignore War, Weapons sales, God, America, Racism, Imperialism and history, simply by labeling all of the above as ``Politics``?
The goosebumps tell the truth
: o )
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qawali
May 18, 2006 07:17 pm
Re: # 3Thanks Shantygal.
: o )
A friend told me, politics is everywhere, for example, the politics of a relationship between man and woman. The politics at work, in the group we work in, the boss, the co-workers. Any interaction with someone of a different race, religion, often creates a reaction, a measurement of who`s better, a comparison. A question rises in the subconscious: who`s dominant, who has more power. How do other people`s actions effect us.
Can we ignore War, Weapons sales, God, America, Racism, Imperialism and history, simply by labeling all of the above as ``Politics``?
The goosebumps tell the truth
: o )
Kill for a Pill
This sounds very interesting. Please let me know which movie. Sean Penn has done some great work, often emphazing real life versus fiction.
You`ve got me interested in this movie.
Thanks
Posted by
qawali
May 18, 2006 07:11 pm
Re: # 2This sounds very interesting. Please let me know which movie. Sean Penn has done some great work, often emphazing real life versus fiction.
You`ve got me interested in this movie.
Thanks
Kill for a Pill
It seems you`re asking a complex question with several variables. I`ll say the answers are out there. I always recommend:
Noam Chomsky
Howard Zinn
Arundhati Roy
Cornell West
Edward Said
Eqbal Ahmad
http://kpfk.org ... our local radio station in L.A. supported by listeners only.
http://freespeech.org ... Free Speech TV on Dish Network, hidden at Channel 9415
Perhaps you can share some answers. I`m sure you have some.
Thanks
Posted by
qawali
May 18, 2006 07:08 pm
Re: # 1It seems you`re asking a complex question with several variables. I`ll say the answers are out there. I always recommend:
Noam Chomsky
Howard Zinn
Arundhati Roy
Cornell West
Edward Said
Eqbal Ahmad
http://kpfk.org ... our local radio station in L.A. supported by listeners only.
http://freespeech.org ... Free Speech TV on Dish Network, hidden at Channel 9415
Perhaps you can share some answers. I`m sure you have some.
Thanks
ISNA Thugs
One of my teachers gave this wisdom to men:
Never engage in an argument with a woman, because you can never win.
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Women are superior to men in almost every way. One way is their communication and relationship skills. I`m sure you`d agree that the quality of ``leadership`` may become better better as there are more women who get into those roles. My only one concern is that though feminism may have done a lot of good, it also kind of told women to ``become like men``. Feminists told men to become feminine, and told women to become masculine. So what might happen is if a woman copies a man, she will become a person who`s worse than that man.
: o )
But this is no personal attack, I remember what my teacher said.
: o )
It`s hard to explain in a short paragraph, but if you read these three books of my teachers, they`ll say it much better than I could:
``Iron John`` and ``Sibling Society`` by Robert Bly. ``What Really Works With Men`` by A. Justin Sterling.
Sorry, I hope I didn`t offend you in any way. Men and women need to work together in partnership. Each has their special role, like ying and yang
: o )
Posted by
qawali
Sep 16, 2005 03:58 pm
Re: # 82One of my teachers gave this wisdom to men:
Never engage in an argument with a woman, because you can never win.
: o )
Women are superior to men in almost every way. One way is their communication and relationship skills. I`m sure you`d agree that the quality of ``leadership`` may become better better as there are more women who get into those roles. My only one concern is that though feminism may have done a lot of good, it also kind of told women to ``become like men``. Feminists told men to become feminine, and told women to become masculine. So what might happen is if a woman copies a man, she will become a person who`s worse than that man.
: o )
But this is no personal attack, I remember what my teacher said.
: o )
It`s hard to explain in a short paragraph, but if you read these three books of my teachers, they`ll say it much better than I could:
``Iron John`` and ``Sibling Society`` by Robert Bly. ``What Really Works With Men`` by A. Justin Sterling.
Sorry, I hope I didn`t offend you in any way. Men and women need to work together in partnership. Each has their special role, like ying and yang
: o )
ISNA Thugs
of course the music of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, there is a treasure of roots, the best poetry, history, wisdom, healing, etc.
Posted by
qawali
Sep 16, 2005 03:51 pm
Re: # 87of course the music of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, there is a treasure of roots, the best poetry, history, wisdom, healing, etc.
ISNA Thugs
I`d love to recommend the following scholars, Hamza Yusuf, Cornel West, Arundhati Roy, Edward Said, Robert Bly
Posted by
qawali
Sep 16, 2005 03:50 pm
Re: # 87I`d love to recommend the following scholars, Hamza Yusuf, Cornel West, Arundhati Roy, Edward Said, Robert Bly
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