domingo, novembro 20, 2005
Leituras...-
- Sunitas continuam a hostilizar curdos e xiitas;
-Ten documents the Bush administration should insist the intelligence community declassify;
-Evidence does link Saddam to WMD programs and terror groups
-US reveals Iraq nuclear operation (notícia de 2004)
-Até o Hamas pede ao Zarqawi para não ser tão terrorista:
-Five questions non-Muslims would like answered (questões que os muçulmanos deveriam responder);
-Iran Learns How to Lose Friends and Alienate People
-Aborigine leader warns on welfare
-Ten documents the Bush administration should insist the intelligence community declassify;
-Evidence does link Saddam to WMD programs and terror groups
-US reveals Iraq nuclear operation (notícia de 2004)
-Até o Hamas pede ao Zarqawi para não ser tão terrorista:
Hamas urged al-Qaeda to limit itself to striking against the US in Iraq and to avoid killing Arabs and Muslims."Such condemned bombings will be at the expense of Iraqi and Palestinian causes," said Hamas spokesman Mushir al-Masri.
-'Accept our law or leave' (ou o direito de partir)
Mr Costello said anyone who was alienated by Australia's form of government, judicial system and civil rights and wanted something else "might be better advised to find the 'something else' somewhere else".
"There are Islamic states around the world that practise sharia law and if that's your object you may well be much more at home in such a country than trying to turn Australia into one of those countries, because it's not going to happen," he said.
-Five questions non-Muslims would like answered (questões que os muçulmanos deveriam responder);
(1) Why are you so quiet?
(2) Why are none of the Palestinian terrorists Christian?
(3) Why is only one of the 47 Muslim-majority countries a free country?
(4) Why are so many atrocities committed and threatened by Muslims in the name of Islam?
(5) Why do countries governed by religious Muslims persecute other religions?
-Iran Learns How to Lose Friends and Alienate People
-Aborigine leader warns on welfare
Many black Australians live in poverty and are permanently unemployed. There are claims that the benefit payments they receive have stripped them of any motivation to work and can lead to serious health and social problems. The Aborigines call it sit-down money. This money is often frittered away on a destructive mix of alcohol and gambling.
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