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Shooting in Tal Afar « Pardon My Paradox In his speech on Monday, Mr Bush spoke at length about the city of Tal Afar, in the northern Iraqi province of Nineveh, which he said had been effectively ... 2.
Anastasia Michaeli and the ‘Arab look’ « Pardon My Paradox Anastasia Michaeli, caused some controversy last month during the ... Apparently in reference to Liel, a Jewish pop singer who had been ... 3.
Jasmine Avissar and Osama Zaatar « Pardon My Paradox Mar 3, 2007 ... JASMINE AVISSAR: I was surprised to see that the Palestinians accepted me as one of their own. Then I saw the occupation from the other side ... 4.
Shaker al-Absi and Fatah al-Islam « Pardon My Paradox He said several members of the group were arrested over the last few years and an arrest warrant was issued in January for Shaker al-Absi, ... 5.
British pull out of Basra Palace « Pardon My Paradox The withdrawal of British forces from Basra Palace, ahead of an expected full withdrawal from the city as early as next month, marks the beginning of the ... 6.
Colonel Steven Kleinman « Pardon My Paradox Sep 27, 2008 ... Colonel Steven Kleinman. SERE stands for Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape. Its aim was to prepare American personnel in warzones. ... 7.
Caledonian Operating Company « Pardon My Paradox Nov 20, 2007 ... Jews Sans Frontieres has a post regarding the Scottish Palestine Solidarity protest outside the Caledonian Hotel. The SPS has been informed ... 8.
Pakistani citizenship and spouses « Pardon My Paradox Feb 17, 2007 ... The court, taking note of the fact that under Section 10 of the Act a married Pakistani man is entitled to obtain Pakistani citizenship for ... 9.
Yasaman Farzan « Pardon My Paradox Dr Yasaman Farzan the winner of the IUPAP Young Scientist Prize in Particle Physics. (Via MMW). ETA: MMW also links to an interview, in the same paper, ... 10.
Some Learned Muslim Women « Pardon My Paradox Some Learned Muslim Women. Via Progressive Muslima, Taking girls out of school: A REPORT in this newspaper last month tells us that a cleric, ... |
