“They killed kids in Houla, Homs is not away from home, I wish the revolution would overcome before they come to kill me”
Lioness. Your average, angry, outspoken, Middle Eastern woman. I represent the daily struggle, cause I've lived and breathed it.
Netanyahu states Houla massacre as “appalling”
The hypocrisy in this is amazing. It’s just incredibly arrogant to condemn a dictators actions, when he’s used actions similar to his. The bombing of Homs was no different to the recent bombings in Gaza.
Just shut up Netanyahu, please.
Anonymous asked: Syrian National Council spokeswoman Basma Kodmani said more than 110 people were killed (half of whom are children) by the Syrian regime's forces in Houla, Syria. That's more dead in one town than the UN observer mission in the whole of Syria. Is the time now when the West take down the regime through force or do we sit back and allow hundreds, thousands or hundreds of thousands to die?
For the first time ever, I will support an intervention.
In the sake of saving these children and the people there is no choice, BUT to support it.
The Houla massacre displayed how Bashar is an absolute imbecile, and needs to be removed. Syria is bleeding for help, something must be done. Peaceful dialogue has proven to be absolute bullshit, because all it has done is lead to the deaths of thousands.
As the Syrians are asking for help, it’s about time someone extends their hand.
Anonymous asked: Catching the Egyptian elections?? Who do you want to win?
Of course I am. The guys I wanted are basically out. I guess realistically it seems that it’s between Morsy and Shafiq. If I have to choose between the two, then the Muslim Brotherhood candidate (Morsy) has my vote.
I know I’m usually against secularism, but I’ll just like to point out that Shafiq was Mubaraks little bitch. Any one is better than that.
Anonymous asked: what are the regrets you have about iraq?
That I left.
That I stood by and did nothing whilst foreigners took over and destroyed it. That I still stand by and do nothing whilst the current government destroys it. That I never truly got to bid my friends goodbye, nor did I have a chance to apologise to those I have wronged. That I never got to take in the scent and remember my homeland. I have thousands of regrets.
Oh plus I still never got to pray in Karbala or Najaf, I always took advantage of the fact that I had all the time in the world to go and pray in the mosques. I left it too late.
Anonymous asked: you are a terrorist, you spread lies and hate and propaganda against israel. dont you see them trying numerous times to get peace?
Boohoo. I suppose Israel is, once again, the victim in all of this? Bullshit.
Oh, my. They were trying to find peace? When was this? Before or after they bombed Gaza? Or blocked the UN and Lebanon from delivering essential and vital materials to Gaza? Hmm. Maybe it was after they killed Rachel Corrie I suppose?
Lol, I fail to see where they’ve tried to find peace.
This photograph was taken after Operation Cast Lead, also known as the Gaza war. A conflict which resulted in the deaths of over 1400 Palestinians.
The schools in Gaza had to continue as normal afterwards, however not all students had made it to class after the ‘war.’
Anonymous asked: terrorist, go back to iraq where you can blow up your own people instead of us
Charming. You’re such a cutie pie.
War Trauma
Quite disheartening to know that the world has grown numb to images of war. How people can sit and watch events taking place all over the world, not just Iraq, and just turn a blind eye to them.
Even after war, what about the kids who suffer from trauma because of the war? The ones who spend many sleepless nights because they have repetitive nightmares of their parents being shot dead in front of them? Or those kids left with deformities because of uranium dropped in their cities? Or those that get burnt when they find the left overs of WMDs, that are then unable to get medical treatment because they can’t afford it? Or the kids that now have cholera because they have no access to fresh water, and the water they get is infected by the sewers? Would you look away from that?
I wonder how you turn a blind eye to the Iraqi children who have now been sold, because their families have hit rock bottom and suffer from poverty, because of the war. Yeah you might see the odd picture of a kid in a new school that has been built in Iraq, but what about the Iraqi children amongst the million that have no school to learn anything in? Or the ones who walk miles, with no shoes, to reach their school? Would you be so willing to look away from that?
Or maybe the orphans who were sold into the sex trade could possibly attract your attention? Would you be offended if you saw that? To see little girls, probably younger than your siblings, forcing themselves into such a vile putrid trade just so they have money to eat? Would you turn your eyes away from that?
Because if you turn a blind eye to a photo of a dead body, out there in the world, then surely all the above means fuck all to you.
Anonymous asked: "I represent the daily struggle, cause I've lived and breathed it." Really? I'm sure you live in England? What struggle have you faced there? High tuition fees? Shut up.
First of all, it’s a lyric.
Second of all, to even suggest that because someone lives in England they don’t face any struggles, is stupid. Struggles here may not be as bad as they are in the third world, but hey. People still go through some form of hardship here.
And lastly, I lived in Iraq most of my life. I lived under Saddams brutal regime, and I lived under US occupation. I know exactly how the struggle felt like, I know how it was like to watch your best friend get shot right in front of you, watch a war take place outside your door, to live on sanctions, to have the secret police take your neighbours in the early hours of the morning, to have threats sent to members of your family from Saddam himself. So you shut up, jackass.
Anonymous asked: Kol-‘od balevav penimah, nefesh yehudi homiyah, ulefa’atei mizrach kadimah, ‘ayin letziyon tzofiyah!!!
Israeli national anthem? Haha. You Zionists are such peculiar beings, but regardless of that the Palestinian anthem will always sound better than yours.
BILADI BILADI, BILADI YA ARDHI YA ARDH AL JUD-UD. FIDA’I FIDA’I, FIDA’I YA SHA’BI YA SHA’AB AL KHULOOD.
Jews have every right to have their own settlement,
just not on Palestinian land.
To call those who fight for Palestinian rights “anti-Semites” is absolute rubbish and quite pathetic. It shows how weak their argument is. This isn’t an attack on Jews, and the Israeli’s can no longer play the victim card, when they’re attacking Palestinian rights on a daily basis. Those who want a freed Palestine want a one state with equal rights for all.
There is no acceptable reason to justify the destruction of Palestinian homes that has taken place in the past decades, and I’m sick of Zionists playing the anti-Semitic card.
