This is a story of three great men, Helmut Kohl, George Bush, and Mikhail Gorbachev as picked from the streets of Berlin, recollections of my Parisian days and some selection of episodes from the book "1989: The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe."
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Late last night over a cup of coffee, an intense discussion on 'duplicity of sinnners and significance of virtues' led an incessant sinner like me relying heavily on the arguments of Rudyard Kipling's 'If' and Lao-Tzu, where he is quoted to say that 'the softest things in …
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Suicide bombing has replaced the art of mediation and nonviolent dissent; it has taken firm root within intra-Muslim rivalries where suicide bombing has now graduated to a level where brother eliminates another brother in the name of Islam.
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By Iqbal Latif
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After the crimes of the Holocaust became globally identified, the humankind vowed it would never take place again. But history since 1945 has shown that the global village has stood in vain, again and again, as genocide unfolds.
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"Perhaps the interpretation of the Koran would now be taught in the schools of Oxford, and her pulpits might demonstrate to a circumcised people the sanctity and truth of the revelation of Mahomet." Edward Gibbon, Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, 1776-88, musing on wha …
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Stories of benign and bloody traditions are immense help to societies to keep connection with their roots. Some of these, when viewed with coloured glasses and heavy prisms of strictures, become religious rituals.
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(A recent discussion and a dialogue spanning over few sittings with my Egyptian intellectual friend Dr. Wafik Moustafa and Father Michael Seed. )
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I think 'Religion' has been rightly called the opium of masses by Marx. Unquestionably, religious-based prejudices have led to disintegration and division of man over our short conscious history. I hold Providence's selectivity of information responsible for these divisions.
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The debate between Gandhi and Tagore, men of hugely different temperaments and world views, on nationalism still makes for absorbing reading.
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Written and composed by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie (USA for Africa) Lionel Richie There comes a time when we heed a certain call Lionel Richie & Stevie Wonder When the world must come together as one Stevie wonder There are people dying
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The fact is bowlers win matches and the 20/20 final composition has just shown that teams with the best bowlers that can choke the batsman from making runs will take the day.
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Viewed freely, the English language is the accretion and growth of every dialect, race, and range of time, and is both the free and compacted composition of all. - Walt Whitman
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History is too sensitive to be treated arbitrarily when one is addressing a schism that dates back 1400 years and is at the heart of the modern day clash of ideologies. To my taste Obama should have done some more homework.
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The people of Hayagay Sharqi held the Taliban responsible for the deadly suicide blast in a mosque that killed 49 worshippers on Friday and launched the action to kill or evict them.PESHAWAR: Hundreds of armed people of Hayagay Sharqi, Kilot, Doon and Man Doog attacked six villag …
"They have killed in many countries. They have killed people of different faiths. More than any other, they have killed Muslims." Do not let your hatred of a people incite you to aggression.
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LDHCC vs Old Isleworthians (24/05/09)
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In a major leap forward, Kuwait has elected its first female MPs following the oil-rich country's third general election in three years. US-educated Aseel al-Awadhi and Rola Dashti were among winners in the third district.
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Interesting debate on Indian democracy on Rayhan's 'Face book led to this article that Zack and Rayhan separately published today.
''The banking and finance capitals that could have emerged in the coastal cities and regions of Alexandria, the Yemen and Sumatra, as rivals to Europe were stemmed in their infancy.
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Islamic Scholars have asked me ''Iqbal, Newton had an Islamic influence in his education. I forgot his name, do you know whom I am speaking about?''
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My son, if sinners entice thee, consent thou not. (King James Bible) I hope Providence overlooks our transgression and accepts our repeated repentance.
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As time passes by in the twilight of one's career, the most painful predicament is when one becomes aware of 'so much to learn with so little time available.' It is always the inadequacies and gaps in my comprehension of universal truth, the very idea of knowing so little a …
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Mexico swine flu deaths spur global epidemic fears - Most of those who died sought medical help only after the disease was well advanced, Mexico City Health Secretary Armando Ahued said. By Sunday, throngs of Mexicans were rushing to hospitals, some with just a fever.
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By: Aslam Khan
This is a story of three great men, Helmut Kohl, George Bush, and Mikhail Gorbachev as picked from the streets of Berlin, recollections of my Parisian days and some selection of episodes from the book "1989: The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe."
" After three days of encounters with America-bashing Pakistanis - who rejected her contention that the U.S. and Pakistan face a common enemy - Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Friday that "we're not getting through."
Late last night over a cup of coffee, an intense discussion on 'duplicity of sinnners and significance of virtues' led an incessant sinner like me relying heavily on the arguments of Rudyard Kipling's 'If' and Lao-Tzu, where he is quoted to say that 'the softest things in …
Suffering from a popped rigged bubble in your economy? Looking for a way to stop asset price declines? Is your State near bankruptcy due to the economic collapse? Did your pension fund lose billions investing in CDO's sold as Triple A and rated Triple A by Standard & Poors - Mood …
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The curse of suicide bombing takes firm root within intra-Muslim rivalries
The curse of suicide bombing takes firm root within intra-Muslim rivalries
The curse of suicide bombing takes firm root within intra-Muslim rivalries
The curse of suicide bombing takes firm root within intra-Muslim rivalries