Raed’s back

Here are my thoughts on Tony Blair’s speech, paragraph for paragraph. While my facts may be a little fuzzy I accept your comments, criticisms and any relevant information that would actually make my retorts sound more intelligible. Sigh. I used to think Blair was cool.

The New York Times, it appears, has been hit by a scandal of unprecedented proportions – one of its journalists faked his reports about the war in Iraq, among others, plagiarising an article published by another newspaper. It’s disturbing how the sources he claimed to have interviewed didn’t bother complaining to the paper but merely…

After work, I went with Kim to the last screening of Digital Compassion at the Substation garden, near Fat Frog’s. The films in general were not baaad, but I particularly liked Galen’s work for its depth as well as his effort in addressing the DC issue itself. Essentially, what is the relevance of technology, if…

It’s disturbing to receive emails from those dodgy Nigerians – especially when somebody’s just been shot dead for it.

Let’s sign this online petition in support of our brave medical staff.

An argument for legitimacy: If you don’t respect other nations’ territorial rights or the sovereignty of the United Nations, then neither should other countries. Which is why Turkey has seized the opportunity to engage in ‘self-defence’ against a possible Kurdish intrusion, by entering Northern Iraq themselves. Chaos begets chaos.