Our day shall come and on that day gods shall fall…

It is a two part quote, the first one “our day shall come” I read in some Sci-Fi novel, the second is from me. I truly feel that religion, believe in god and all that are the cause of most of humanity’s ails…

So it is a quote in hope of the day when we will set ourselves free from all gods and tyrants, and embrace our humanity.

Fanaticism

Fanaticism is always the sign of repressed doubt!

-A quote i do not rmeeber where i read...

Happy anniversary

I would like to wish all Lebanese, whether they are ( by alphabetical order): black, blue, green, orange, red and white, yellow, multi colored, and even transparent, a happy first anniversary of the withdrawal of all Syrian forces from our poor country.

May all occupiers, past, present and future stay forever out and never again return …

As to you my beloved country, I would like to apologize… For I have failed you, as did all the others. For when the 14 of March passed we returned to our caves, hiding, sharpening our knifes and cursing the Other!

Forgive us for our naivety and for all the blood that was, is and shall be shed in your name…

Enough is enough

I got fed up.
I waited till midnight and went out with can of black spray.
Et voila!




The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing

PS: for english speaker the word sprayed on the posters mean "no to fanaticism"

No comment!

Hearing about religious fanatics and their twisted believes is common these days, however saying their propaganda up-close and personal is totally different.
I was so surprised when noticed these posters on the wall of my city (Saida, 40 Km south of Beirut) that I rushed back home and brought my camera…

The four posters as i found them:

This is the first one out of three others i found on the same theme. They are plastered all around this mosque ( Bilal's mosque close to KFC in Hilaleieh for those of you who know Saida)

Here is another one of the damned things:

And the third one:

This is another place where I found the same posters. This is the wall of the mosque; you can see it in the background. Notice what is written on the side of the posters! Yes it is the entrance of "Al jinan's" children crèche. And they wonder how people can become suicide bombers!!!

And here is a translation for those of you who do not know Arabicthe first one says:"Since the creation of Lebanon by France, has never been a full country. It's a door through which the colonial powers have encroached to the lands of the Muslims. The only solution is to melt it and all the other countries of the region into the Muslim Khalifat. Liberation party - Region of Lebanon"

The second:"The absence of the khalifat has emboldened our enemies, the spiteful western and colonial nations to the point that they mock what is most sacred to us. Only the Muslim Khalifat can help us hold our heads up straight. Liberation party - Region of Lebanon"

Finally the third awful message is: " A muslim loyalty to god, his prophet and the believers. All loyalty to the west and our traitor leaders is a betrayal of god, his prophet and the believers"

If this is how you defend your prophet...

If this is how you defend your prophet, that the caricatures were right, and we should all follow Denmark's example and draw and speak and shout our opinions on Islam…
If this is how you defend your prophet then it is true, Islam is a violent religion, and we should all stand by Denmark and encourage more caricatures.

You are wrong! Many will scream, arguing that those who took part in the burning and destruction are only a minority and they do not represent all Muslims.
That is all nice and true, but I have not seen anyone in the streets condemning these atrocities, denouncing the violence, all I have seen is people talking and talking and talking, while building burned and cars were smashed and churches were stoned. I have seen Marsden agreeing with burning embassies because the o so great prophet was caricaturized.

Like many Muslims, he felt insulted and mad. Of course they were insulted by these caricatures. But I haven't seen a condemnation of Mr. Zarqawi videos, where innocent human beings were beheaded. Mr. Zarqawi, who is still considered a true and devout Muslim, because no sheikh, not one, has dared to call him an apostate for his crimes, while the scholar Abi Zaid has been declared apostate because he dared write a book about reforming Islam.

I am disgusted! Educated people, people from all wake of life have suddenly marched in the streets calling for violent actions against Denmark, arguing that an apology is not enough. While thousands of people died in Sudan killed by Muslims and no one cared, while poverty, crime and oppression strangle the region and no one cared.
With all these atrocities, problems and tragedies they only marched to the streets to defend one man's honor. A man, no matter how great and holy he was1400 years ago, but is still only a man.

Before exploding into a rightful rage and accusing the west of taking part in another episode of the eternal Zionist imperialist conspiracy, just look into your selves and then speak, if you still have the courage…

At last, I can only apologize to all those who were outraged by what happened but were insulted by what I said. But as long as you remain silent and do not oppose those who have hijacked Islam, then they will prosper and multiply, until Islam truly becomes the religion Ben Laden and Al Zarqawi preach about.

Once a Muslim…