Posts Tagged ‘Mubarak’

Revolution Sounds Like A…Pop Song

In ali, Internet, Janet, MJ, Music, News, Opinion, Politics, Twitter on 21 February 2011 tagged #Jan25, @alibomaye, @Ghonim, @Janetjackson, @JohnLegend, @PigsandPlans, @Pmablog, Bob Dylan, Bridge Over Troubled Water, Everything, Heal the World, Hosni Mubarak, How I Got Over, Husni Mubarak, I Can, Janet Jackson, John Legend, Johnny Cash, K'Naan, Man in the Mirror, Michael Jackson, Michael Joseph Jackson, Miley Cyrus, MJ, Mubarak, Murs, Nas, Not Afraid, Pigeons and Planes, Pretty Much Amazing, Tahrir Square, The Climb, The Departed, The Fire, The Rolling Stones, The Roots, Twitter, Wael Ghonim, Wavin' Flag, You Are Not Alone with no comments

Last night Wael Ghonim took to his Twitter to profess his appreciation for the Miley Cyrus’ The Climb as a source of inspiration. Worried about his taste and understanding of American Pop music I quickly made a few suggestions of my own: Nas, Johnny Cash, Nelly Furtado, and even Kelly Clarkson (what’s more inspirational AND [...]

Hillary Clinton : Reducing Settlement Building Not Preferable ‘We Would Like to See Everything Ended Forever’

In Crime, News, Opinion, Politics on 4 November 2009 tagged Abbas, Ahmed Aboul Gheit, Andrews Air Force Base, Arabs, Benjamin Netanyahu, Clinton, egypt, Gaza, Gaza Strip, Hillary Clinton, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Hosni Mubarak, Huffington Post, Israel, Jerusalem, Jews, Mahmoud Abbas, Mideast Peace, Mubarak, Palestine, Palestinians, Peace, Secretary of State, Settlements, Settlers, Two State Solution, Two State Talks, West Bank with no comments

To counter-act statements she made earlier in the week in praise of Benjamin Netanyahu’s proposed slowing, but not halting altogether of settlement growth, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has said that the slowing of settlement growth should be seen as a first step. Clinton was careful to say that though the United States would ‘prefer’ [...]