The alleged former driver for Osama bin Laden, Salim Hamdan is going to be the first prisoner at Guantanamo Bay to be tried for war crimes. Hamdan, a married man and father of two has already been held at Guantanamo for seven years. His crime: he was a driver for Osama bin Laden for which [...]
Posts Tagged ‘double standards’
First Gitmo trial, but who will try the American and Israeli terrorists?
Posted in islam, Politics, tagged Al Qaeda, double standards, Guantanamo, Iraq, israel, UK, United States, war crimes on July 18, 2008 | 2 Comments »
US Double Standards: the sequel
Posted in Politics, tagged Afghanistan, double standards, George W Bush, hypocrisy, Pakistan, US foreign policy on June 17, 2008 | 4 Comments »
There’s an expression frequently used in the Muslim world to describe the west, it is the all too familiar words, ‘double standards’. Speaking in London about the inflamed tensions between Mr Karzai and Islamabad, Mr Bush said “Obviously it’s a testy situation there… And if I’m the president of a country and people are coming [...]
Complaint
Posted in islam, Politics, tagged Democracy, double standards, extremist, free speech, freedom of thought, gender equality, Guantanamo, hijab ban, honest discussion, human rights, individual freedom, islam, justice, Muslims, peace, respect, rule of law, security, State of Israel, terrorism, third world, tolerance, women on June 7, 2008 | 1 Comment »
If any one did try and match this poem posted earlier, here’s the translated/adapted version: They talk about Human Rights, But don’t act to abolish poverty. They talk about freedom of thought, But through the media control opinions They talk about respect But insult the prophets and the Quran They talk about democracy But disagree [...]


