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  قال إصلاح قال

  لست من يحب الجدال و النقاش و الخض في الماء خاصة بالسياسة و الامور المتعلقة بادارة شؤون الدولة. و لكن في اوقاتنا الحالبة و الظروف الصعبة التي نمر بها، و جلسات مناقشة منح الثقة للحكومة، و تشاور رئيس الوزراء... Posted Apr 21 2013, 02:23 AM by Khaled Gharaibeh's Blog-مدونة خالد غرايبة Filed under: Jordan, Amman, الاردن, government, عمان, الحكومة, الاصلاح, Common sense, رينج روفر

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  I hate politics!

  I hate politics. It really has never been a subject to capture my interest. Whenever I hear people discuss it, I sometimes listen, but most of the time, I get very bored, unable to suppress my yawning... Posted Jan 06 2013, 06:24 PM by Dina A.H. Shoman Filed under: Jordan, politics, people, education, promise, Philosophy, Action, Corruption, opinion, Vote, government, Truth, Sustainability, trust, Honesty, Corporate, Purpose, Self-promise, participate, consistency, genuinness

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  Too many fools, too many many fools.

  Link to video:     Read More... Posted Jan 01 2013, 01:45 PM by Wellapparently's Blog Filed under: Palestine, middle east, media, Israel, Video, Syria, USA, Elections, Mitt Romney, government, Tweet, Bashar Al Assad, Twiiter, Defections

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  Click. Click. Click!

  Click. Click. Click! His fingers hit the keys. Pause! The clicks silently died. Some *** piece of *** lied! They always do with sick minds that they hide under a well coiffed hairdo! Click. Click... Posted Nov 20 2012, 12:56 AM by Brick in the Head Filed under: Egypt, Palestine, Life, Arab, Syria, Lebanon, Gaza, Iraq, Gulf, government, evil, IDF, dolls, Silence, Mike V. Derderian, beTwixt & beTween, israek, fuck you, olivetti

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  An interns summer in Jordan: Life, People and Corruption.

  Amman by Night Image by Salam SuSu It's been a good few months since I've written anything, losing my touch a little but have no fear my summer 'adventures' have come to an end and I plan... Posted Sep 10 2012, 04:04 PM by Salam SuSu... Filed under: Jordan, Amman, Arabs, Corruption, Jordanian women, government, Interpol, King Abdullah, star, Internship, Anti-Corruption commission, JACC, Karl Kraus

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  Self-Destruction: You Are Doing It Right

  On Sunday Ahmed Shafiq, one of the two remaining candidates still in the running for the Egyptian presidency, gave a press conference in a luxurious hotel in Cairo. In it he stated that ‘the Muslim Brotherhood... Posted Jun 04 2012, 03:07 PM by Wellapparently's Blog Filed under: Egypt, middle east, government, Hosni Mubarak, Muslim Brotherhood, Serious-Comical, Short Posts, Ahmed Shafiq, Old Regime, Egyptian Revolutions, Egyptian Elections

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  My Dear Jordanian Government

  My dear Jordanian government: I just filled my economic car with 10 JDs worth of fuel to realize, because of your fuel price hike, I only filled one quarter of my tank. F You! Still, I would rather have... Posted May 27 2012, 02:36 AM by Brick in the Head Filed under: Jordan, Amman, bullshit, opinion, jordanian, government, Critique, citizen, beTwixt & beTween, angst, blunt, epithet, tirade

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  Crackin’ Down

  So yesterday Obama announced that he had signed an executive order targeting people and entities who use technology to help authoritarian governments crack-down on dissidents. Obama stated in his speech... Posted Apr 24 2012, 08:23 AM by Wellapparently's Blog Filed under: Egypt, middle east, Technology, Syria, USA, Iran, Bahrain, Obama, government, Sanctions, Serious-Comical, Weaponry, Speech Holocaust Memorial, Authoritarian Governments

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  Oblivious Bernie

  Bernie Ecclestone yesterday finally put rumors to rest and declared that the F1 race would definitely take place in Bahrain this year. He also claimed in his statement that everything is peaceful and quiet... Posted Apr 15 2012, 10:50 AM by Wellapparently's Blog Filed under: middle east, Democracy, protest, Bahrain, government, injustice, F1, Serious-Comical, Bernie Ecclestone

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  Trial: Country vs. Detainees

  On April 4th 2012 the Pentagon finally approved the charges brought forth against 5 Guantanamo bay prisoners accused of playing a part in the terrorist attacks that rocked America on September 11th. Amongst... Posted Apr 09 2012, 09:03 AM by Wellapparently's Blog Filed under: middle east, USA, war, U.S., government, Afghanistan, 9/11, Guantanamo Bay, serious, detainees, troops, Hamid Karzai

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  A Summary of Politics

  First post of the new year! And I think it sums things up pretty well, don’t you? Have a wonderful day everyone, and to the college students who came back from the holidays, I pity you if you have... Posted Jan 08 2012, 11:01 PM by Ink On The Side Filed under: Humor, Funny, politics, Lebanon, Elections, Cartoons, humour, Cartoon, government, Comics, comic, webcomic, Webcomics

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  The new cabinet byGanz

  And here is the new cabinet of Kamel Ganzoury according to Zeinobia’s wild guesses: 12 ministers from the old Essam Sharaf’s cabinet including 2 from pre-revolution era. Without too much guess the Iron... Posted Dec 01 2011, 08:01 AM by Egyptian Chronicles Filed under: News, Egypt, citizen Journalism, politics, Democracy, National, Follow Up, government, Ministers, Post revolution, Kamel Ganzoury

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  Revolution Lives On

  At least five people have been killed in a violent assault by the Egyptian army and police to evict protesters from Cairo’s Tahrir Square. Hundreds of soldiers and police, backed by armored personnel... Posted Nov 20 2011, 10:39 AM by Wellapparently's Blog Filed under: Egypt, middle east, protest, Mubarak, army, government, revolution, Military, serious, tahrir, SCAF, Short Posts, Cario

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  Ripple Effect

  In a surprising turn of events, Kuwait has seen itself embroiled in the midst of growing political crisis after dozens of anti-government protesters managed to storm their way into Kuwait’s parliament... Posted Nov 17 2011, 11:48 AM by Wellapparently's Blog Filed under: middle east, Kuwait, protest, change, Corruption, parliament, government, serious, arab spring, Short Posts, Sheik Nasser Al Mohammad Al Sabah, Demonstartions

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  I’m Special

  King Abdullah of Jordan has added to the growing pressure on Syrian president Bashar Al Assad to resign from his post over the continuing violent and brutal crackdown on civilians in Syria. This comes... Posted Nov 15 2011, 02:10 AM by Wellapparently's Blog Filed under: Jordan, middle east, politics, Syria, government, violence, Arab League, King Abdullah, serious, resignation, Bashar Al, Brutal Crackdown

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  Just the Two of Us

  China and Pakistan have just announced plans to stage a joint military exercise to showcase their growing relationship in the mountains of the Punjab province. This comes at a time when Washington and... Posted Nov 15 2011, 01:47 AM by Wellapparently's Blog Filed under: Uncategorized, politics, USA, china, Pakistan, government, Washington, Diplomacy, Military, Islamabad, Serious-Comical, Short Posts

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  A World United for Human Rights

  William A. Cook Citizens no longer control their government; they are slaves to it. Representatives no longer serve the citizen seeking their consent to govern, they are servants of the corporations and... Posted Oct 22 2011, 05:50 PM by Intifada Palestine Filed under: middle east, Freedom of Speech, opinion, Activism, Featured, government, Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Globalization, U.S. foreign policy, Congress, World News, corporations, William A. Cook, capitalism, U.S.A, News/Politics, American people, Bill of Rights, economic system, bank monopolies, Federal Reserve Bank System, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, A World United for Human Rights

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  Veterans Today Supports Palestinian Statehood to Increase American National Security

  VETERANS TODAY PRESS RELEASE This multi-decade policy has been a disaster not only for American relations in the region, but for Israel and its neighbors, also. Read More... Posted Sep 23 2011, 03:26 AM by Intifada Palestine Filed under: Human Rights, Palestine, middle east, Israel, politics, regional, opinion, Palestinians, Activism, Featured, government, Israeli occupation, U.S. foreign policy, World News, Palestinian statehood, U.S.A, News/Politics, Civil Liberties and Freedom, Foreign Relations, Vet News, Editors Picks, WarZone.

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  Ali El Salmi : The real shadow PM

  Have you noticed lately how much attention is currently being given to Dr. Ali El Salmi , the current deputy Prime minister for democratic transition issues in the media ? The news of El Salmi and his... Posted Aug 27 2011, 11:41 PM by Egyptian Chronicles Filed under: Egypt, citizen Journalism, politics, Democracy, National, Egyptian Faces, Egyptians, MENA, Just Opinion, Prime minister, government, wafd, Post revolution, Essam Sharaf, SCAF, Ali El Salmi, PM

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  The Syrian ‘Contestation’

  I know I haven’t written a new blog post in a while but I have unfortunately succumb to the laziness of the summer holidays. Plus I have been doing a bit of traveling and this has unfortunately messed... Posted Aug 20 2011, 06:00 AM by Wellapparently's Blog Filed under: Palestine, middle east, Israel, Syria, protest, government, injustice, revolution, Bashar Al Assad, Regime, Sectarianism, Serious-Comical, Contestation

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  Israel And The American Jewish Voter – An Analysis by Dr. Lawrence Davidson

  by Dr. Lawrence Davidson You would think that this obsession with Israel and its 1967 borders is pretty crazy in an election for someone to represent the interests of parts New York City. aren’t there... Posted Aug 02 2011, 06:12 AM by Intifada Palestine Filed under: Palestine, middle east, Israel, politics, Corruption, opinion, Palestinians, Activism, Featured, government, White House, Jewish, Jew, Zionisim, President Obama, U.S. foreign policy, Islamophobia, Jewish lobby, 9/11 attacks, U.S.A, News/Politics, Dr. Lawrence Davidson, Zionist activists, congressional elections, Jewish vote, Jewish votors, Foreign Relations, Zionist "Jewish activists, former Mayor Edward Koch, American Jewish voters, Israel And The American Jewish Voter

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  Slave to Israel

  by Philip Giraldi The first time in recorded history that a small nation with less than eight million citizens has subjugated a much larger country with a population of more than 310 million. Read More... Posted Jun 26 2011, 04:15 AM by Intifada Palestine Filed under: Palestine, middle east, Israel, politics, Gaza, West Bank, Hamas, Iran, Corruption, opinion, Palestinians, United States, Featured, government, Israeli occupation, White House, Israeli lobby, President Obama, U.S. foreign policy, President Barack Obama, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Philip Giraldi, World News, U.S.A, News/Politics, Slave to Israel, Civil Liberties and Freedom, Evangelist Ralph Reed, Foreign Relations, ZPicks

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  The Real Hero’s

  Have you ever asked yourself what would happen if you lived elsewhere or were born into a different life or fate? Would you be the same person you are now or would your current self be a hollow shell of... Posted Jun 04 2011, 01:21 PM by Wellapparently's Blog Filed under: middle east, Democracy, Syria, protest, Detention, Freedom, Saudi Arabia, Murder, government, Free Speech, war crimes, revolution, serious, Assad, arab spring, Dictatorships, Mousa Jaffer Alsadeh, Hamza Al-Khateeb, Security forces

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  ‘Donald Trump, your fired’… By Donald Trump

  Before I get into the post, I’d just like to explain that I haven’t been able to update this blog as regularly as before due to end of year university exams and essays. This post was actually... Posted May 17 2011, 01:26 PM by Wellapparently's Blog Filed under: middle east, media, USA, Iran, Iraq, Elections, war, Sarah Palin, Libya, government, Oil, George Bush, 2012, Presidency, Donald Trump, Serious-Comical

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  Between a Rock and a Hard Place. Now What?

  By Lana Alamat The events of this past Friday in Amman and subsequent reactions have left me not only speechless, a state that people who know me know is rare, but also clueless. Where do we go from here... Posted Mar 30 2011, 10:54 PM by 7iber Dot Com Filed under: Jordan, politics, government, Regime, Featured | قصص مختارة, Headline | المقال الرئيسي, #ReformJO, march24, March 25

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  To Fly or not to Fly? That is the Question

  This is topic on Libya is a controversial one which has elicited passionate responses. But I think that the question asked in the title is a potent question which is on everyone’s lips. The reason why... Posted Mar 26 2011, 05:00 PM by Wellapparently's Blog Filed under: middle east, Europe, UK, USA, West, Iraq, Obama, France, Libya, government, Bush, George Bush, UN, Arab League, Tony Blair, Gaddafi, Hillary clinton, intervention, Blair, Rebels, No Fly Zone

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  How to make revolutions more appealing

  Before you read any further i do warn you all that this is a light-hearted post so to speak so don’t take it literally and to heart. Ok, so i thought i would do my bit for charity and post a helpful and... Posted Feb 19 2011, 04:00 AM by Wellapparently's Blog Filed under: middle east, Random, protest, FOOTBALL, USA, Police, government, revolution, dictators, Riot

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  Breaking News : Army Communiqué No.4

  The army council has announced its fourth Communiqué from few moments ago on air. These are the most important points the generals have agreed on : The army is obliged to what was said in the previous... Posted Feb 11 2011, 10:05 PM by Egyptian Chronicles Filed under: Egypt, media, citizen Journalism, Israel, politics, Democracy, Video, National, Follow Up, MENA, National Security, government, Military, #Jan25, Statements, Communique, Army council

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  BS Speech part 2: The Sequel

  As we all know sequels usually flop…and this speech is no exception to that rule. So here we go again with another off-the-tracks speech orchestrated by Mubarak to answer the calls and cries of his... Posted Feb 02 2011, 05:00 PM by Wellapparently's Blog Filed under: Egypt, middle east, protest, Protests, government, Hosni Mubarak, speech, Transcript

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  Oops! They did it again!

  So here’s what I drew when I was asked by Antoun Issa to draw a cartoon for his Global Voices article about the current political situation. To read the article click here! Other than that…... Posted Jan 19 2011, 03:38 PM by Maya's Amalgam Filed under: Lebanon, Political, Lebanese, Hezbollah, government, global voices, Hariri, STL, resignation, special tribunal, antoun issa

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  leave @SamirAlRifai alone. Seriously, leave him alone.

  everywhere you look nowadays, in the Jordanian "political activism" scene, you'll see a banner calling for the resignation of the Prime Minister, Samir Al Rifai. However, if you look closely... Posted Jan 18 2011, 06:10 PM by mab3oos Filed under: Jordan, politics, Democracy, Corruption, government

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  Lebanese Minister of State Adnan Sayyed Hussein announced his resignation on Wednesday.

  It is most interesting when at one point - or another, one could no longer be defined positively as... Read More... Posted Jan 17 2011, 03:17 PM by Maggie *** Filed under: Lebanon, Sex, Beirut, Civil War, government, Saad Al Hariri, resignation, resign, haifa for president, hazbollah

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  A Time, More than Ever, for Reform

  Written by Mohanned If the history of local Jordanian politics has taught us something then, I believe, we are about to witness yet another scapegoat being sacrificed on the regime’s altar. The regional... Posted Jan 16 2011, 10:00 PM by 7iber Dot Com Filed under: Jordan, politics, parliament, government, Reform, Opinions | أراء, Featured | قصص مختارة, Headline | المقال الرئيسي, Rifai

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  #AngryJordan يوم الغضب الاردني

  finally the country is ready to share the way I feel. finally Jordanians are convinced that the government and royals are so out of touch with what the average Jordanian is going through. finally. on this... Posted Jan 14 2011, 12:07 AM by mab3oos Filed under: Democracy, Corruption, government

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  Job Openings at a "Confidential" Company - Amman

  Speech Writer Joke Writer Spin Doctor Character Assassin Mud Slinger Garbologist the best Simpsons episode portraying American elections! Read More... Posted Jan 05 2011, 05:46 PM by mab3oos Filed under: Jordan, Democracy, Corruption, government

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  what will Jordan learn from Iraq's sectarian violence?

  today's hell on earth, Iraq, Shias, Sunnis, and Kurds are settling scores of years past. During the Saddam Hussein era, Sunnis were the "chosen ones" and everybody else had to take the back... Posted Dec 29 2010, 08:18 PM by mab3oos Filed under: Jordan, Democracy, government

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  Speeding Radars and Tickets!

  Hope you like it, along with my new term VMOMP On a positive note I have to point out, if the government did one good thing, it was installing these radars. I had the most pleasant drive back home last... Posted Nov 11 2010, 01:29 AM by Ink On The Side Filed under: Humor, Lebanon, car, Cartoons, Cartoon, Beirut, speed, government, Comics, comic, webcomic, Webcomics, Speeding radar, Militia, Speeding ticket, Connections, Politician

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  Interview with His Majesty King Abdullah II of Jordan

  as I was promised during my coverage of the royal conversations, His Majesty King Abdullah II has agreed to sit and talk about any and all subjects pertaining to Jordan. The interview took place at the... Posted Oct 17 2010, 11:42 PM by mab3oos Filed under: Jordan, politics, Democracy, government

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  Interview with His Majesty King Abdullah II of Jordan

  as I was promised during my coverage of the royal conversations, His Majesty King Abdullah II has agreed to sit and talk about any and all subjects pertaining to Jordan. The interview took place at the... Posted Oct 17 2010, 11:42 PM by mab3oos Filed under: Jordan, politics, Democracy, government

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  تساؤلات أردنية

  بقلم لينا شنك كلما قرأت خبرا في الصحف عن الشؤون الداخلية أو الخارجية، أحاول عبثا تفسير ما يجري ولكنني سرعان ما أذكر العبارة الوحيدة التي تعلمتها في سنوات الدراسة الجامعية والتي استفدت منها. أتذكر فورا... Posted Sep 28 2010, 08:29 PM by 7iber Dot Com Filed under: Jordan, politics, government, Opinions | أراء, Featured | قصص مختارة, Headline | المقال الرئيسي

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  جــلــسة فـشـفـشـية | Detoxing Sitting

  A new "Fish Khol2ak" session for Ikbis.com Read More... Posted Sep 19 2010, 05:53 AM by Qatato Filed under: Blog, Arabs, Driving, Coffee, government, Taxes, fish khol2ak, mocha, generosity

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  Royal Conversation VI

  Note: if you wish to leave a comment, please do so as an anonymous. ( King Abdullah summons Dr. Khalid Al Karaki and Dr. Walid Maani to the Royal Court. meeting attended by PM Al Rifai ) Al Karaki: دمتم... Posted Aug 31 2010, 01:08 AM by mab3oos Filed under: Jordan, politics, Democracy, government

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  Royal Conversation VI

  Note: if you wish to leave a comment, please do so as an anonymous. ( King Abdullah summons Dr. Khalid Al Karaki and Dr. Walid Maani to the Royal Court. meeting attended by PM Al Rifai ) Al Karaki: دمتم... Posted Aug 31 2010, 01:08 AM by mab3oos Filed under: Jordan, politics, Democracy, government

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  من شان الله يا عبدالله

  رئيس الوزارء بدُه يشرشح رنا الصبّاغ بالمحاكم " رئيس الوزراء سمير الرفاعي هددها بمحكمة امن الدولة بسبب مقالة لها نشرت في صحيفة العرب اليوم قبل ايام" المصدر وزير الزراعة بده يترفّش ببطون المزارعين... Posted Aug 27 2010, 02:59 AM by mab3oos Filed under: Democracy, Corruption, government

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  من شان الله يا عبدالله

  رئيس الوزارء بدُه يشرشح رنا الصبّاغ بالمحاكم " رئيس الوزراء سمير الرفاعي هددها بمحكمة امن الدولة بسبب مقالة لها نشرت في صحيفة العرب اليوم قبل ايام" المصدر وزير الزراعة بده يترفّش ببطون المزارعين... Posted Aug 27 2010, 02:59 AM by mab3oos Filed under: Democracy, Corruption, government

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  King Abdullah's International trips Vs US Presidents

  So far this year, King Abdullah was on the road visiting the following countries: January 4th Egypt January 5th Saudi Arabia January 21st Bahrain January 22nd Oman January 27th Spain January 28th Switzerland... Posted Aug 26 2010, 01:24 AM by mab3oos Filed under: Jordan, politics, government, motorcycle

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  King Abdullah's International trips Vs US Presidents

  So far this year, King Abdullah was on the road visiting the following countries: January 4th Egypt January 5th Saudi Arabia January 21st Bahrain January 22nd Oman January 27th Spain January 28th Switzerland... Posted Aug 26 2010, 01:24 AM by mab3oos Filed under: Jordan, politics, government, motorcycle

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  Female Bedouin Jordanians’ Rights…Overdue

  By Lahib Bani Sakher What started as a peaceful day turned out to be one of the most important days of my life, or at last, our lives. By ‘we’ I mean female Bedouin Jordanians. Yes, if you... Posted Aug 12 2010, 12:35 AM by 7iber Dot Com Filed under: Jordan, Women, rights, government, Dailies, Opinions | أراء, Society | اجتماعيات, representation

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  Breaking: Jordanian Parliamentary Elections to be held on facebook

  in an effort to solidify the notion that Jordan is fast becoming the center of tech entrepreneurship in the Middle East and in preparation for the 10 10 10 ICT Forum, Jordanian Prime Minister Samir Al... Posted Aug 03 2010, 09:04 PM by mab3oos Filed under: Jordan, Democracy, Announcement, government, Voting

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  Breaking: Jordanian Parliamentary Elections to be held on facebook

  in an effort to solidify the notion that Jordan is fast becoming the center of tech entrepreneurship in the Middle East and in preparation for the 10 10 10 ICT Forum, Jordanian Prime Minister Samir Al... Posted Aug 03 2010, 09:04 PM by mab3oos Filed under: Jordan, Democracy, Announcement, government, Voting

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  Arabs need to Read!

  This article made me think of the countless attempts at, and gross inefficiency, of many of the Jordanian government's initiatives, programs, and plans, aiming at improving the future of young Jordanians... Posted Aug 02 2010, 09:03 PM by mab3oos Filed under: Jordan, Culture, Arabs, language, government, research study

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  Arabs need to Read!

  This article made me think of the countless attempts at, and gross inefficiency, of many of the Jordanian government's initiatives, programs, and plans, aiming at improving the future of young Jordanians... Posted Aug 02 2010, 09:03 PM by mab3oos Filed under: Jordan, Culture, Arabs, language, government, research study

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  On A Disconnected Path

  By Mohanned “…selling government land to pay off international debt, which Jordan recently did, has saved current and future generations from paying high interest payment on the debt and has made... Posted Jul 21 2010, 12:55 AM by 7iber Dot Com Filed under: Jordan, politics, government, Reform, accountability, Opinions | أراء, Featured | قصص مختارة, Headline | المقال الرئيسي

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  twitter killed blogging

  this post is best read while listening to Gipsy Kings' Moorea well, may be at least for me. it's no secret that my blogging frequency has plummeted as I took to twitter. twitter has been a more... Posted Jul 20 2010, 09:06 PM by mab3oos Filed under: Music, Internet, twitter, government, craigslist

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  twitter killed blogging

  this post is best read while listening to Gipsy Kings' Moorea well, may be at least for me. it's no secret that my blogging frequency has plummeted as I took to twitter. twitter has been a more... Posted Jul 20 2010, 09:06 PM by mab3oos Filed under: Music, Internet, twitter, government, craigslist

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  JoTweeps interview Jordan’s Foreign Minister Nasser Judeh

  Sunday, July 18, 2010 ; JoTweeps sent their questions to His excellency, Jordan’s Foreign Minister, Nasser Judeh (@NasserJudeh) and he tried to answer all of their questions. The entire interview... Posted Jul 19 2010, 05:39 AM by JanMania Filed under: Jordan, twitter, government

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  Jordan’s Foreign Minister Nasser Judeh Conducts A Live Twitter Interview

  Photo Courtesy of ForeignMinistry In what was perhaps a first in the Middle East, Jordan’s Foreign Minister, Nasser Judeh, took live questions on Twitter last night, using the hashtag #QFMJO (Questions... Posted Jul 18 2010, 08:30 PM by 7iber Dot Com Filed under: Technology, politics, Social Media, government, foreign policy, policy, Featured | قصص مختارة, Headline | المقال الرئيسي, citizen media

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  The most Corrupt Jordanian official is the Jordanian Citizen

  in the spirit of encouraging people to register for the upcoming elections, I am reposting the following entry as it fits the current mood and that nothing really has changed during the last couple of... Posted Jul 15 2010, 01:01 AM by mab3oos Filed under: Jordan, Democracy, Mansaf, government, Voting

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  The most Corrupt Jordanian official is the Jordanian Citizen

  in the spirit of encouraging people to register for the upcoming elections, I am reposting the following entry as it fits the current mood and that nothing really has changed during the last couple of... Posted Jul 15 2010, 01:01 AM by mab3oos Filed under: Jordan, Democracy, Mansaf, government, Voting

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  Thousands of Orthodox Jews Protest Netanyahu and the State of Israel

  Masses of Anti Zionist Orthodox Jews demonstrate outside the White House in protest against the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, who is directly involved with the decision to desecrate the... Posted Jul 11 2010, 10:30 AM by Intifada Palestine Filed under: Palestine, middle east, Israel, Zionism, Gaza, USA, United Nations, Iran, Dead, Iraq, Turkey, opinion, Children, Activism, Obama, Pirates, Protests, Mossad, Jews, crimes, Featured, rights, government, Israeli occupation, hostages, Terror, Israeli, demonstrations, IDF, Zionist, MASSACRE, settlements, CIA, body, Rachel Corrie, Turkish, settlers, 2010, criminals, lying politicians, News/Politics, Flotilla, New world order, Anti-war, aipac agenda, destruction, Occuped Palestinian Territories, satanic, nwo, mass, boats, satan, remember waco, illegal

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  Obama’s New Iran Sanctions: An Act of War

  by Shamus Cooke “The Obama administration is accelerating the deployment of new defenses against possible Iranian missile attacks in the Persian Gulf, placing special ships [war ships] off the Iranian... Posted Jul 07 2010, 12:13 AM by Intifada Palestine Filed under: Israel, Technology, America, Europe, Economy, Business, United Nations, Iran, Iraq, Future, opinion, war, Japan, Featured, government, Oil, Afghanistan, Democrat, New york, CIA, European Union, President Obama, U.S. foreign policy, Congress, persia, World News, Military, Zionist Israel, U.S.A, News/Politics, Persian Gulf, Iran Israel US Nukes, U.S. military bases in Arab nations, U.S. General Petraeus, antimissile systems, Meet the new boss the same as the old boss, : sanctions, Republican, Obama’s New Iran Sanctions, Obama’s New Iran Sanctions: An Act of Wa, mass occupation in Iraq and Afghanistan, Anti-war, U.S. anti-war movement, Cooke-Shamus, by Shamus Cooke, U.S. sanctions against Iran, act of war.

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  Russian President visits Silicon Valley. (The Jordanian story)

  So, today Russian President Medvedev visited Silicon Valley and held talks with various tech companies and Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. The Jordanian equivalent would be as follows: الرئيس السوري بشّار... Posted Jun 24 2010, 12:34 AM by mab3oos Filed under: News, Jordan, Arabs, Economics, government

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  Internet joke

  , . . . . So this law is supposed to get signed tomorrow, and we have to stop it! How can you help? • Facebook page • More info about it on SMEX website [they are working very actively to stop this law... Posted Jun 13 2010, 10:46 PM by Maya's Amalgam Filed under: Uncategorized, Internet, Lebanon, Websites, Vote, government, broadband, IP, ICT law, ESSA

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  Putting Syria on the Map

  I have been doing some intensive cartography lately. Yes, I’m literally putting Syria on the map. Going to college in Damascus was a frustrating experience for quite a long time. I did not know the... Posted May 08 2010, 04:13 PM by Anas Qtiesh Filed under: middle east, Syria, Damascus, maps, government, Services, SyriaConnect, As Swayda, Google Map Maker, cartography, Yellow Pages, Creative Syrians

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  Putting Syria on the Map

  I have been doing some intensive cartography lately. Yes, I’m literally putting Syria on the map. Going to college in Damascus was a frustrating experience for quite a long time. I did not know the... Posted May 08 2010, 04:13 PM by Anas Qtiesh Filed under: middle east, Syria, Damascus, maps, government, Services, SyriaConnect, As Swayda, Google Map Maker, cartography, Yellow Pages, Creative Syrians

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  AmmanTT زي ما رحتي إجيتي

  ammantt.com Just by watching the live stream and following and interacting with those on twitter, this month's, and the first, Amman Tech Tuesday event was a huge success on all fronts. From attendance... Posted May 04 2010, 08:17 PM by mab3oos Filed under: Jordan, Internet, twitter, government, #FreeNetJo

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  Jordanian Citizenship for Dummies!

  Will be available at Amazon, Borders, and Barnes and Noble in May. iPad ibooks version already submitted and should be approved by Apple في غضون إسبوع. p.s. some Jordanian newspaper will pirate a soft... Posted Apr 15 2010, 03:22 AM by mab3oos Filed under: Palestine, Jordan, government

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  Instead of health care, more taxes

  Did you know that the Internal Revenue Service just got massive new powers to be the enforcer to make you pay for your new health care "entitlement" ? (I use "entitlement" loosely,... Posted Mar 22 2010, 02:32 PM by An Alien Mind Filed under: morality/ethics, government

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  Jordan, In The Year 2040

  Written by Farida Farouk. It is March 2040 and Rana Al Salem, 55, has just been appointed Jordan’s Interior Minister. She’s about to address the people to explain why she had accepted a post that as a... Posted Mar 18 2010, 01:24 AM by 7iber Dot Com Filed under: Jordan, politics, government, 7iber, حبر, Featured | قصص مختارة, Headline | المقال الرئيسي, Society | اجتماعيات, hiber

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  ليه @asklebgov?

  @asklebgov ليه؟؟؟ إيه؟؟ ليه عنا تقنين؟ ليه مافي وسيلة إتصالات مثل الخلق؟ ليه مافي وسيلة مواصلات مثل الخلق؟ ليه مافي مؤسسات تربوية أو صحية مثل الخلق؟ ليه بده يطلع ديني كرمال لاقي شغل من دون واسطة؟ ليه بده... Posted Feb 15 2010, 12:10 AM by lebanese nightS Filed under: Thoughts, society, Lebanon, twitter, government, asklebgov