Friday, December 9, 2011

Ikhras loves the Syrian Dictatorship: Just read their "Twits"

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Ikhras haters Thabit al-Arabi and Qassem Lufti, who have a life-long difficulty with the English language, moderation and accuracy, have laid out (or lied out) a long list of reasons why they think Syrian Dictator Bashar al-Assad shouldn't be attacked and that the pro-Democracy protesters should be blamed and criticized.

But they know that their support for the Syrian government, which has murdered more than 4,000 innocent civilians including hundreds of children, is not an easy one to argue. It makes them look like hypocrites as they assault and slander an array of people including. Their targets include star comedians Dean Obeidallah and Maysoon Zayid (who host the annual New York Arab Comedy Festival), and writers Hussein Ibish, Ray Hanania and Mona eltahawy. These are but a few of the scores of people that Ikhras brutalizes in their online verbal assaults as if they were the Syrian military police attacking civilians seeking freedom in Homs. (I can just see the Ikhras goofs cheering as new statistics surface about innocent Syrian civilians being killed by the Syrian Government that they consistently defend.)

All you have to do is read their Twitter posts, posts that Qassem and Thabet recently referred to as "Twits" in an email. Maybe that's because they are the "twits."

Hussein Ibish has penned a scathing expose of who these sad refugees from truth really are.


(Click here to read that priceless unveiling of the rotten core of Ikhras.)

Here's a direct link to Ibish's article: Click here.

But here are some of their most recent Tweets (Yes Thabet and Qassem, they're called Tweets, not Twits!) that demonstrate and prove their loyalty to the Syrian Dictatorship and why they pick and chose their words carefully to pretend as if they care about, say, the Palestinian refugees (they don't) or the people of Egypt (they don't) or ADC (which upsets them the most because ADC fights for the rights of victims of discrimination including those bullied by cowards like Qassem and Thabet and the Ikhras gaggle of online bullies).

Read how they carefully tiptoe and pretend they do not support the brutality of the Syrian regime, and then use that argument as a means of attacking others. The way they exploit the suffering of the Palestinians as a means of saying, hey, what's happening in Syria isn't that important because Bush is a liar and a murderer, too.

Their theme here is right out of the Little Red Book published by Bashar al-Assad and the Syrian Baath Party dictators.


 Ikhras اخرس 

The show is sponsored by Royal Jordanian Airlines. Unlikely RJ would sponsor these clowns w/o involvement of Gov agency
 Ikhras اخرس 

Can anyone provide info on this show in Amman, Jordan? Interested in role of US Embassy in this event..
 Ikhras اخرس 

Interesting to contrast Western officials descriptions of Eric Honeker/Gustav Husak/Nicolae Ceaușescu w/descriptions of Qadhafi/Saddam/Assad
 Ikhras اخرس 

Why do some ignore mass murder of 1.5 Million people by Bush & Blair in Iraq & feign humanity over crimes by Arab rulers US Gov opposes?
 Ikhras اخرس 

Arabs must oppose Arab tyranny w/o adopting racist double standards which dehumanize an entire culture and not just a regime or ruler.
 Ikhras اخرس 

Arabs who oppose Arab dictators shouldnt accept the West's dehumanization of Arab rulers because it includes dehumanization of Arab culture
 Ikhras اخرس 

Those who call  n President a "liar" (and lets all assume he is): Would you dare call US officials liars? Dont accept double standards
 Ikhras اخرس 

For those who oppose the  n regime: Its in your interest to not lie. Youre better off trying to preserve your credibility.
 Ikhras اخرس 

It appears some people paid more attention to State Dept's characterization of the Bashar Al-Assad interview than to the interview. 
 Ikhras اخرس 

Arabs deserve better than to have to choose between dictatorship and imperialism.
 Ikhras اخرس 

If you must collaborate with a foreign force, at least collaborate with Sweden or Vietnam or someone without Arab blood on their hands. 
 Ikhras اخرس 

just coined a new term. Housism (n): collaboration with the oppressors as a "strategy" to end their subjugation of the oppressed.



Monday, March 28, 2011

03-31-11 Israel's Democracy is not very Democratic

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Shades of Gray: Israel's Democracy is not very DemocraticClick comic strip to view larger image
By Ray Hanania
Israel says it is the greatest Democracy in the Middle East, but it's Democracy is lacking. Discrimination in Israel institutionalized by the government and military against Christians and Muslims who are Arab undermines Israel's claim to be Democratic.

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Thursday, March 3, 2011

UFO Sited over Jerusalem and the Dome of the Rock by Arabs and Jews

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UFO Sightings over Jerusalem cause consternation among Arabs and Jews
Shades of Gray Comic Strip
March 3, 2011
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Residents in Jerusalem saw a UFO flying overhead recently, creating an interesting scenario. If they land and take over the world, would Arabs and Jews share a refugee camp together? Read my column on the topic at PalestineNote.com or at Creators Syndicate. (Copyright Ray Hanania 2011 All Rights Reserved. Comic strips may be reproduced with full attribution.)

Sunday, February 13, 2011

02-13-11 Egypt's Democracy becomes a major problem for the U.S. Congress

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Shades of Gray Feb 13, 2011
Egypt's Democracy becomes a real problem for the US Congress

The United States has supported the dictatorship of Egypt's Husni Mubarak for three decades mainly to use him to oppress any public opposition to American foreign policy and to eliminate any Egyptian pressure on Israel to compromise with the Palestinians. But the United States has also used Egypt as a place where prisoners could be taken outside of American "laws" and tortured to extract desired confessions. Thousands of prisoners have been tortured over the years as a part of America's political war on terrorism.

Thursday, February 3, 2011

Democracy is bad, when it's in another country, apparently

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Shades of Gray, Feb. 4, 2011
Pro-Democracy Protests in Egypt greeted with skepticism and anger from Democratic America

Democracy is great, but not for the rest of the world. America prefers to have autocracies that do what America asks them to do.

Monday, November 15, 2010

Palestinian-Israeli Peace Process: Give and Take - Palestinians Give, Israel Takes

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Shades of Gray: Ray Hanania's Comic Strip 11-15-10
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President Obama and the United States are begging Israel to adopt a three month partial freeze in order to kick start the peace process and negotiations with the Palestinians. The Palestinians are ready to accept Israel's hold on most of the settlements in exchange for final borders, but Israel's Netanyahu is dragging his feet and demanding more. Netanyahu's version of Give and Take: The Palestinians give everything and Israel takes everything.

Monday, November 1, 2010

10-03-10 John Boehner and Republicans prepare to take over government, by denouncing government

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Shades of Gray: Ray Hanania's comic political strip on 
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Nov. 3, 2010. Republican leader John Boehner prepares to takeover the reigns of government control, having argued that government already controls too much. Isn't that just peachy?