A video statement has been released claiming that one of the five British hostages captured in Iraq last year has committed suicide. Gordon Brown called for the immediate release of the hostage stating that “these men have suffered enough.” David Milliband, the British foreign secretary described the practice of hostage taking as ‘disgusting’. He also [...]
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British hostage in Iraq or Guantanamo hostage in Cuba: what’s the difference Mr. Brown?
Posted in Politics, tagged British hostage, Gordon Brown, Guantanamo Bay, Iraq on July 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Match the following
Posted in Democracy, Politics, tagged Democracy, extremism, free speech, freedom of thought, gender equality, Guantanamo Bay, hijab ban, honest discussion, human rights, individual freedom, justice, peace and security, rule of law, State of Israel, terrorism, third world, tolerance, women's rights on June 4, 2008 | 3 Comments »
This poem was originally written in Arabic but it has been translated and adapted to English as it is primarily a message for those in the west. Before I post the original version in English and Arabic, I’ve jumbled up all lines in Column B. See if you can match them correctly. If anyone knows [...]


