Posts Tagged ‘allah hu akbar’

The Green Revolution is About More Than Twitter

In citizenship, Crime, fame, History, Internet, Iran, Islam, News, Opinion, Palestine, Politics, Twitter on 7 December 2009 tagged #Iranelection, Al Gore, allah hu akbar, Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei, Democracy, Gaza, George W. Bush, Green Revolution, Imperialism, International Reporting, Iran, Iranian election, Israel, Kai Hafez, Karl Von Clausewitz, Lebanon, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Mir-Hossein Mousavi Khameneh, Mousavi, Palestine, Robin Brown, Spinning the War, Tehran, The Myth of Globalization, Twitter, war on terror, Zionism with 1 comment

In ‘Spinning the War: Political Communications, Information Operations and Public Diplomacy in the War on Terrorism’, Robin Brown refers to a quote from Karl Von Clausewitz that perfectly embodies both the Brown and Kai Hafez (“International Reporting”) pieces on global media “War is nothing more than the continuation of politics“. As both pieces prove, much [...]

Video : Dana Perino Forgets 9/11

In Crime, History, News, Opinion, Politics, Racism, religion, TV on 24 November 2009 tagged 9/11, Al Qaeda, allah hu akbar, Bush Administration, Dana Perino, Fort Hood, Fox News, George W. Bush, Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, Media Matters, Sean Hannity, terrorism, Terrorist Attack, war on terror with no comments

Apparently George W. Bush’s forth and final Press Secretary, Dana Perino had forgotten all about the 9/11 terrorist attacks when she stated on FOX News that the Ft. Hood shootings needed to be labeled a “terrorist attack,” because the United States must face up to the truth in order to shield the public from future [...]

Video: Katie Couric Interviews Mahmoud Ahmadinejad

In Afghanistan, citizenship, Crime, fame, History, Internet, Iran, Iraq, News, Opinion, Palestine, Politics, TV on 1 October 2009 tagged #Iranelection, #UNGA, allah hu akbar, Associated Press, BBC, CBS, CBS Evening News, Concentration Camp, Democracy, Europe, Gaza, genocide, Germany, Green Revolution, Holocaust, Human Rights, IAEA, International Atomic Energy Agency, Iran, Iranian election, Israel, Katie Couric, law, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Marwa Ali El Sherbini, Mir-Hossein Mousavi Khameneh, Mourning, Mousavi, NATO, Neda Agah Soltan, Neo-nazi, New York, NON-PROLIFERATION TREATY, nuclear energy, Nuclear Weapons, Palestine, protest, Sea of Green, Texas, The Sea of Green, United Nations, United Nations General Assembly, United Nations Security Council, United States, UNSC, Video, Voice of America, World War 2, Youtube, Zionism with no comments

Before he spoke to the United Nations General Assembly, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad spoke to the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric: “The world needs a new system. Today‘s conditions cannot go on the way they are, in other words, the status quo cannot keep. The economic conditions around the world, cultural problems, as well [...]

Leila Dena Perfectly Describes Youth of Iran’s Green Revolution

In citizenship, Crime, History, Iran, Islam, News, Opinion, Politics on 20 September 2009 tagged #Iranelection, allah hu akbar, Election Fraud, Fraud, GQ, Green Revolution, Iran, Iranian election, Leila Dena, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Mir-Hossein Mousavi Khameneh, Mousavi, Presidential Election, protest, Seven Days in Tehran, Tehran, Voter Fraud with no comments

In her Seven Days in Tehran piece for GQ, Leila Dena inadvertently arrived to an uprising where she hoped to reconnect with her roots and expose her people’s obsessions with Versace, plastic surgery, Lost, and pretty much every other indulgence the youth in the West enjoy. What Dena ended up with however, was an article [...]

Video : Iranians Shouting ‘Allah Hu Akbar’ Night of 9/11/09

In fame, History, Internet, Iran, Islam, News, Politics, religion, Twitter on 11 September 2009 tagged #Iranelection, 2009, 9/11, @mousavi1388, allah hu akbar, Green Revolution, Iranian election, Mir-Hossein Mousavi Khameneh, Mousavi, September 11, Twitter, Video, Youtube with no comments

simply Amazing. ppl of Tehran chanted Allah o Akbar tonight louder and stronger than before [Twitter]