Arabs Want Burgers not Kings

Published February 26th, 2011 - 21:31 GMT

New Burger Joints in Middle East cause grammar protests

Verbal Agreement

Do burgers observe laws of grammar?

Source: Beirut Drive-By Shooting

Omar Mukhtar, icon of the Libyan uprising

On social media associated with the Libyan uprising of 2011, two images have become ubiquitous. One is the pre-Qaddafi flag of the Libyan monarchy. The other is the image of Omar Mukhtar, a guerrilla leader killed by the Italians in 1931.

Source: The Arabist

Democracy is Not a Right

In a recent article clearly mistakenly published by the McGill Tribune, columnist Vicky Tobianah argued that the Egyptian revolution was first, and foremost, a revolution for food. That the starving people of Egypt wanted to be able to eat before they wanted a free and democratic society. She also felt pangs of fear for possible ensuing instability in the region with the toppling of Hosni Mubarak. And by regional, she really only meant Israel.

Source: KABOBFEST

New flags sprouting up in the Arab world like during the dissolution of the former Soviet Union....

Source: Libya’s new flag?

Universal Deception: The Secret and Paulo Coelho Rah Rah

Hush. The Secret (Say no more)

Source: The Hamdanism

And on a Serious Note, Am I Jordanian??

When confronted with the rain of protests, this 'citizen' realized that things were not so simple as 'to protest or not to protest'
I have a problem. I don’t know if I am Jordanian.