Comments on: Women in Colors http://pjmedia.com/michaelledeen/2009/09/06/women-in-colors/ Wed, 15 Feb 2012 15:41:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Jassem Othman http://pjmedia.com/michaelledeen/2009/09/06/women-in-colors/#comment-12709 Jassem Othman Thu, 10 Sep 2009 00:29:45 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/michaelledeen/?p=733#comment-12709 Mr Thomas, Yes, the USA joined the crowd of cowards, and that attorney General of the United States "Holder" shamefully has made his major priorities in order to prosecute those who arrested the terrorists. His priorities are just so that humiliate those who have protected U.S. National Security! Mr Thomas, Yes, the USA joined the crowd of cowards, and that attorney General of the United States “Holder” shamefully has made his major priorities in order to prosecute those who arrested the terrorists. His priorities are just so that humiliate those who have protected U.S. National Security!

]]> By: Marie Claude http://pjmedia.com/michaelledeen/2009/09/06/women-in-colors/#comment-12708 Marie Claude Wed, 09 Sep 2009 23:39:55 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/michaelledeen/?p=733#comment-12708 When't you'll get a chance between two pairs of shoes your polishing in the US, try to decipherate theses articles <i>France accuses IAEA's El-Baradei of covering for Iran's nuke program That's the same El-Baradei who just recently said the Iranian nuclear threat is "hyped." "Mohamed ElBaradei left out evidence of Iran bomb, France claims," from the Times, September 8 (thanks to Awake): [...] [El-Baradei] will not be universally missed. Long chided for being soft on Iran, he goes into this year’s conference amid a diplomatic storm over whether he has deliberately hidden evidence of Iran’s work on a nuclear bomb. France and Israel have led the charge against Dr ElBaradei, saying that his latest report on Iran’s nuclear programme omitted evidence that the agency had been given about an alleged covert weaponisation plan. The Israeli Foreign Ministry said that the report did not reflect all that the agency knew about Iran’s “efforts to continue to pursue its military programme”. France went farther, alleging the existence of an unpublished annexe that addresses the evidence that Iran may be building an atom bomb. Bernard Kouchner, the French Foreign Minister, said that France had attended a technical briefing that covered the material, so was surprised to find it missing from the report. “In the annexes there are specifically elements which enable us to ask about the reality of an atomic bomb,” he said “There are issues of warheads, of transport.” The published section of the report focused more on the positive, noting that Iran had slowed its production of enriched uranium and had agreed to closer monitoring of its plant. Western intelligence agencies had given the IAEA material suggesting that Tehran secretly combined uranium processing, airborne high-explosive tests and efforts to revamp a missile cone in a way that would fit a nuclear warhead. The agency described the material as compelling and insisted that Iran clarify the matter rather than reject it as fabricated evidence. It is likely, however, that it did not meet the standards of proof required for inclusion in the report. The Foreign and Commonwealth Office said last night: “If the IAEA has further substantive information, we would hope that it would make such information available.” </i> cf Jihadwatch <i>French minister denounces burka Ms Amara is a French-born Muslim of Algerian parentage A Muslim member of the French government has backed a court's decision to deny citizenship to a Moroccan woman who wears the burka. Urban Affairs Minister Fadela Amara said she hoped last month's ruling would "dissuade certain fanatics from imposing the burka on their wives". She told the newspaper, Le Parisien, the head-to-toe garment was a "prison". The Moroccan woman, Faiza M, was told that her practice of "radical" Islam was not compatible with French values. The 32-year-old, who has lived in France since 2000 with her husband - a French national - and their three French-born children, said she had never challenged the country's fundamental values. Social services reports said the burka-wearing Faiza M lived in "total submission to her male relatives". Ms Amara, who is a French-born Muslim of Algerian parentage, said she supported the ruling in June by France's highest administrative court, the Conseil d'Etat. It is not a religious insignia but the insignia of a totalitarian political project that advocates inequality between the sexes and which is totally devoid of democracy "The burka is a prison, it's a straitjacket," she told Le Parisien. "It is not a religious insignia but the insignia of a totalitarian political project that advocates inequality between the sexes and which is totally devoid of democracy." The minister said she hoped the court's ruling might in future "dissuade certain fanatics from imposing the burka on their wives". Ms Amara, who is also a prominent women's rights campaigner, said she made no distinction between the veil and the burka, describing both as symbols of oppression for women. "It's just a question of centimetres of fabric," she added. </i> cf BBC When’t you’ll get a chance between two pairs of shoes your polishing in the US, try to decipherate theses articles

France accuses IAEA’s El-Baradei of covering for Iran’s nuke program
That’s the same El-Baradei who just recently said the Iranian nuclear threat is “hyped.”

“Mohamed ElBaradei left out evidence of Iran bomb, France claims,” from the Times, September 8 (thanks to Awake):

[...] [El-Baradei] will not be universally missed. Long chided for being soft on Iran, he goes into this year’s conference amid a diplomatic storm over whether he has deliberately hidden evidence of Iran’s work on a nuclear bomb.
France and Israel have led the charge against Dr ElBaradei, saying that his latest report on Iran’s nuclear programme omitted evidence that the agency had been given about an alleged covert weaponisation plan.
The Israeli Foreign Ministry said that the report did not reflect all that the agency knew about Iran’s “efforts to continue to pursue its military programme”.
France went farther, alleging the existence of an unpublished annexe that addresses the evidence that Iran may be building an atom bomb.
Bernard Kouchner, the French Foreign Minister, said that France had attended a technical briefing that covered the material, so was surprised to find it missing from the report.
“In the annexes there are specifically elements which enable us to ask about the reality of an atomic bomb,” he said “There are issues of warheads, of transport.”
The published section of the report focused more on the positive, noting that Iran had slowed its production of enriched uranium and had agreed to closer monitoring of its plant.
Western intelligence agencies had given the IAEA material suggesting that Tehran secretly combined uranium processing, airborne high-explosive tests and efforts to revamp a missile cone in a way that would fit a nuclear warhead.
The agency described the material as compelling and insisted that Iran clarify the matter rather than reject it as fabricated evidence. It is likely, however, that it did not meet the standards of proof required for inclusion in the report.
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office said last night: “If the IAEA has further substantive information, we would hope that it would make such information available.”

cf Jihadwatch

French minister denounces burka

Ms Amara is a French-born Muslim of Algerian parentage
A Muslim member of the French government has backed a court’s decision to deny citizenship to a Moroccan woman who wears the burka.

Urban Affairs Minister Fadela Amara said she hoped last month’s ruling would “dissuade certain fanatics from imposing the burka on their wives”.

She told the newspaper, Le Parisien, the head-to-toe garment was a “prison”.

The Moroccan woman, Faiza M, was told that her practice of “radical” Islam was not compatible with French values.

The 32-year-old, who has lived in France since 2000 with her husband – a French national – and their three French-born children, said she had never challenged the country’s fundamental values.

Social services reports said the burka-wearing Faiza M lived in “total submission to her male relatives”.

Ms Amara, who is a French-born Muslim of Algerian parentage, said she supported the ruling in June by France’s highest administrative court, the Conseil d’Etat.

It is not a religious insignia but the insignia of a totalitarian political project that advocates inequality between the sexes and which is totally devoid of democracy

“The burka is a prison, it’s a straitjacket,” she told Le Parisien.

“It is not a religious insignia but the insignia of a totalitarian political project that advocates inequality between the sexes and which is totally devoid of democracy.”

The minister said she hoped the court’s ruling might in future “dissuade certain fanatics from imposing the burka on their wives”.

Ms Amara, who is also a prominent women’s rights campaigner, said she made no distinction between the veil and the burka, describing both as symbols of oppression for women.

“It’s just a question of centimetres of fabric,” she added.

cf BBC

]]> By: Marie Claude http://pjmedia.com/michaelledeen/2009/09/06/women-in-colors/#comment-12707 Marie Claude Wed, 09 Sep 2009 23:06:15 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/michaelledeen/?p=733#comment-12707 "[I was Eastern European at birth: when we revolted against the Soviet Red Army,] the Western Europeans supported the Communist mainly the French and nowadays they support the worst dictators ever like Chavez or Ahmadinejad" I haven't read such a crap since quite a time, wether you're still of bad faith, wether you're completly stupid and ignorant but I opt for bad faith, and I would say that : "you miss the opportunity to STFU", it's becoming a fashionable theoreme with persons of your accabit “[I was Eastern European at birth: when we revolted against the Soviet Red Army,] the Western Europeans supported the Communist mainly the French and nowadays they support the worst dictators ever like Chavez or Ahmadinejad”

I haven’t read such a crap since quite a time, wether you’re still of bad faith, wether you’re completly stupid and ignorant

but I opt for bad faith, and I would say that :

“you miss the opportunity to STFU”, it’s becoming a fashionable theoreme with persons of your accabit

]]> By: Thomas http://pjmedia.com/michaelledeen/2009/09/06/women-in-colors/#comment-12706 Thomas Wed, 09 Sep 2009 22:36:46 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/michaelledeen/?p=733#comment-12706 @37. Jassem Othman: You said: <i>"We need just a MORAL SUPPORT</i> My friend, I have to disappoint you but we are on our own: the "Oil God" holds hostage the the whole world and the Socialist Europeans like the Brits freed the terrorist, the Dutch prosecutes Geert Wilders and Ms. Ayaan H. Ali - and finally the USA joined the crowd: Obama genuflecting to King Abdullah who is his superior in the Muslim hierarchy. A Marxist takeover transpired in the USA and it's irreversible as it stands. You asked: <i>"Would the west do thing for people who risking their lives for their freedom?</i> - West will do nothing. I was Eastern European at birth: when we revolted against the Soviet Red Army, the Western Europeans supported the Communist mainly the French and nowadays they support the worst dictators ever like Chavez or Ahmadinejad. You see all these events clearly in Poland but things will get only worse as far as freedom concerns...much, much worse. Eastern Europeans will resist more forcefully to any attempt at stifling freedom because the "Political Correctness" does not exist over there and people much freer to express themselves than in the USA. @37. Jassem Othman:

You said:
“We need just a MORAL SUPPORT

My friend, I have to disappoint you but we are on our own: the “Oil God” holds hostage the the whole world and the Socialist Europeans like the Brits freed the terrorist, the Dutch prosecutes Geert Wilders and Ms. Ayaan H. Ali – and finally the USA joined the crowd:
Obama genuflecting to King Abdullah who is his superior in the Muslim hierarchy.
A Marxist takeover transpired in the USA and it’s irreversible as it stands.

You asked:
“Would the west do thing for people who risking their lives for their freedom?
- West will do nothing.

I was Eastern European at birth: when we revolted against the Soviet Red Army, the Western Europeans supported the Communist mainly the French and nowadays they support the worst dictators ever like Chavez or Ahmadinejad.

You see all these events clearly in Poland but things will get only worse as far as freedom concerns…much, much worse.
Eastern Europeans will resist more forcefully to any attempt at stifling freedom because the “Political Correctness” does not exist over there and people much freer to express themselves than in the USA.

]]> By: Jassem Othman http://pjmedia.com/michaelledeen/2009/09/06/women-in-colors/#comment-12705 Jassem Othman Wed, 09 Sep 2009 20:09:17 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/michaelledeen/?p=733#comment-12705 Mr. Thomas, thank you very much for your appreciation. I am really happy still brave people in the west like you. It's our moral duty to fight evil. We must never waver to speak truth toward Evil. Of course, our people in Muslim world are un-developed nations and extremely late and radical and violent. A question here, Does Mr Obama's socialist administration appreciates the sacrifices of people for their freedom? Certainly not! Would the west do thing for people who risking their lives for their freedom? Probably nothing, except express concern and honeyed words. It was obvious that appreciation to Ms Ayaan Hirsi Ali was done by the coward Dutch government that has submitted to terrorists. Recently, we have seen the interaction of the western media and that complicity to evil. All were very interested with Michael Jackson's death, but simply they ignored the rage explosion against a fanatic dictatorial suppressive regime, and they ignored Iranians sacrifices for freedom. Believe me Mr Thomas! Your life and the American national security are threatened as long as the terror masters are freely moving in the Middle East. We need just a MORAL SUPPORT, we need just a POLITICAL COURAGE DECISIONS to bring down all tyrannized regimes and to clean the face of earth from terrorists and their supporters. Mr. Thomas, thank you very much for your appreciation. I am really happy still brave people in the west like you. It’s our moral duty to fight evil. We must never waver to speak truth toward Evil. Of course, our people in Muslim world are un-developed nations and extremely late and radical and violent.
A question here, Does Mr Obama’s socialist administration appreciates the sacrifices of people for their freedom? Certainly not!
Would the west do thing for people who risking their lives for their freedom? Probably nothing, except express concern and honeyed words. It was obvious that appreciation to Ms Ayaan Hirsi Ali was done by the coward Dutch government that has submitted to terrorists.
Recently, we have seen the interaction of the western media and that complicity to evil. All were very interested with Michael Jackson’s death, but simply they ignored the rage explosion against a fanatic dictatorial suppressive regime, and they ignored Iranians sacrifices for freedom.

Believe me Mr Thomas! Your life and the American national security are threatened as long as the terror masters are freely moving in the Middle East.
We need just a MORAL SUPPORT, we need just a POLITICAL COURAGE DECISIONS to bring down all tyrannized regimes and to clean the face of earth from terrorists and their supporters.

]]> By: Marie Claude http://pjmedia.com/michaelledeen/2009/09/06/women-in-colors/#comment-12704 Marie Claude Wed, 09 Sep 2009 18:00:17 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/michaelledeen/?p=733#comment-12704 Thomas, the only persons that make me such recommendations, on that board, and elsewhere, (on "conservative blogs"), were, and still, are persons that are originated from Poland. Cherchez l'erreur ! The thing is, that such persons, and alike you, like to show they are "educated", (and thus they want to represent themselves as "aware" of the foreign policies), typical from the former URSS system of selection, some need to show that they are above the plebe I'm not one pupil of your former classes, and certainly, I don't care of your lessons, but not of your "racist discourse" Thomas, the only persons that make me such recommendations, on that board, and elsewhere, (on “conservative blogs”), were, and still, are persons that are originated from Poland.

Cherchez l’erreur !

The thing is, that such persons, and alike you, like to show they are “educated”, (and thus they want to represent themselves as “aware” of the foreign policies),

typical from the former URSS system of selection, some need to show that they are above the plebe

I’m not one pupil of your former classes, and certainly, I don’t care of your lessons, but not of your “racist discourse”

]]> By: Thomas http://pjmedia.com/michaelledeen/2009/09/06/women-in-colors/#comment-12703 Thomas Wed, 09 Sep 2009 16:15:47 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/michaelledeen/?p=733#comment-12703 @33. Marie Claude: Your entire post makes no sense to me. Why don't you make a quick research on a subject using the Web? Select some reputable sources instead of quoting from Le Canard enchené or l'Humanité. Before one puts a French word on a forum it's recommended to check first with Larousse, we have Webster, very handy. @33. Marie Claude:
Your entire post makes no sense to me.

Why don’t you make a quick research on a subject using the Web? Select some reputable sources instead of quoting from Le Canard enchené or l’Humanité.

Before one puts a French word on a forum it’s recommended to check first with Larousse, we have Webster, very handy.

]]> By: Marie Claude http://pjmedia.com/michaelledeen/2009/09/06/women-in-colors/#comment-12701 Marie Claude Wed, 09 Sep 2009 14:37:05 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/michaelledeen/?p=733#comment-12701 It's not what I read a few month ago, when the twin brothers, Santa Klaus of the Czechs, Ukrainians, trying to renew the race ties, the hungarish Huns were not invited to the party. Uh, once they were ruled by the Austrian emperor, that also ruled the Balkans, facing there the premices of the racial opposition : slavic populations were invited to break their chains Besides, you said "Hungary is an abject failure" It’s not what I read a few month ago, when the twin brothers, Santa Klaus of the Czechs, Ukrainians, trying to renew the race ties, the hungarish Huns were not invited to the party.

Uh, once they were ruled by the Austrian emperor, that also ruled the Balkans, facing there the premices of the racial opposition : slavic populations were invited to break their chains

Besides, you said “Hungary is an abject failure”

]]> By: Thomas http://pjmedia.com/michaelledeen/2009/09/06/women-in-colors/#comment-12700 Thomas Wed, 09 Sep 2009 14:24:21 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/michaelledeen/?p=733#comment-12700 @31. Marie Claude: Your ignorance is breath taking: <b>Pole, Hungarian, two good friends</b> From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "Pole, Hungarian, two good friends is the short form of the popular bilingual proverbial rhyme about the historical friendship of the Polish and the Hungarian people. Good relations between the two nations date back to the 14th century with Hungary and Poland being linked by personal union multiple times." ========================================================================== <b>The Visegrad Group:</b> the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and ... Visegrad countries often coordinate their policies to make a more substantial impact, and to achieve more substantial objectives. ... visegradgroup.eu/main.php?folderID=923...4055... I am more educated about Vercingetorix life during the Roman era than you are about contemporary Eastern Europe. You are apparently too dense to comprehend that I spent half of my life in Eastern Europe for I was born there..... @31. Marie Claude:

Your ignorance is breath taking:
Pole, Hungarian, two good friends
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:

“Pole, Hungarian, two good friends is the short form of the popular bilingual proverbial rhyme about the historical friendship of the Polish and the Hungarian people.

Good relations between the two nations date back to the 14th century with Hungary and Poland being linked by personal union multiple times.”
==========================================================================
The Visegrad Group: the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and …
Visegrad countries often coordinate their policies to make a more substantial impact, and to achieve more substantial objectives. …
visegradgroup.eu/main.php?folderID=923…4055…

I am more educated about Vercingetorix life during the Roman era than you are about contemporary Eastern Europe.
You are apparently too dense to comprehend that I spent half of my life in Eastern Europe for I was born there…..

]]> By: Marie Claude http://pjmedia.com/michaelledeen/2009/09/06/women-in-colors/#comment-12698 Marie Claude Wed, 09 Sep 2009 10:26:38 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/michaelledeen/?p=733#comment-12698 "Hungary is an abject failure". This is your old adage, Poles and Hungarish never can stand each others, a question ? cuz Hungarish aren't Slavic ! This is also why they didn't rejoin the pan-slavic alliance promoted by Poles nowadays, aimed to promote the superiority of the slavic race above non slavic in the region, and to counter EU burocraty I do not agree with you, Hungary was the state that evolved quite easier than her counter eastern republick neighbours “Hungary is an abject failure”.

This is your old adage, Poles and Hungarish never can stand each others, a question ? cuz Hungarish aren’t Slavic ! This is also why they didn’t rejoin the pan-slavic alliance promoted by Poles nowadays, aimed to promote the superiority of the slavic race above non slavic in the region, and to counter EU burocraty

I do not agree with you, Hungary was the state that evolved quite easier than her counter eastern republick neighbours

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