Nearby famous French Quarter, under the old trees well shadowing a heart part of historically world-known New Orleans, LA, the D-Day Museum is located.
Its comprehensive exhibition really impresses with volumes of both data mostly on the USA WWII…
When I first read the title of the article “Sultan’s word is final on who Omani brides can marry” on the Middle East Online website I balked. I immediately jumped to conclusions. I thought how dare a leader have final say over who a woman marries,…
Sultan of Oman To Have Final Say On Woman’s Choice Of Husband Read More »
A young woman escaped death in Escobedo, Nuevo Leon when her breast implant lessened the force and prevented a knife, her boyfriend impaled in her chest, from reaching her heart.
Twenty year old Marilu Carranza Garcia received a 5 cm. wound in…
Breast Implant saves young Woman’s Life Read More »
Because it was noticed that the toy guns children in Juarez play with look identical to the weapons used by delinquents, authorities in Mexico’s most violent city created a campaign urging children and parents to swap their ‘war toys’ for more…
Juarez creates ‘Non Violent’ Toys for Tots Campaign Read More »
No one in India ever imagined in his wildest dream that the girl whom our Government projected as a youth icon and during the campaign save the girl child used as a ideal model for the country will marry a Pakistani.
Sania Mirza it seems only got a..
What You Got “Sania” Is A ‘Second Hand Husband From A Third Class Country. Read More »
Illustration by Matthew Green
One has to wonder why religion attracts so many pedophiles. I suppose it’s a great place to hide one’s sexually deviant proclivities since being in a position of authority, especially a religious one, they have far…
Imam In Sweden Charged With Sexual Abuse Of 11-Year-Old Student Read More »
Can a country where a third of the population is illiterate be an Information Technology superpower? Can a country where 78 million rural homes have never seen electricity be an economic superpower?
While India’s educated elite are…
Social Inequality Threatening India’s Economy Read More »
Burqas are the disguise-du-jour for robbers and other criminals these days. Thieves, taking advantage of the fact that no-one dares to offend in our politically correct, ‘let them wear burqas if they want’, ‘it’s a free society’ mentality, are…
Burqas Are A Thieves Best Friend Read More »
I just got a visa to Nigeria. It took four visits to the Nigerian consulate in New York -and four hundred and forty-four curses at Nigeria, the Nigerian officials at the consulate and the picture of Umaru Yar’Adua hanging on the wall of the…
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Who hasn’t heard of the “Arabian Nights” (aka One Thousand And One Nights)- Sheherazade’s colorful stories about Ali Baba , Aladdin and Sinbad? It’s a classic collection of stories that have been translated into most of the world’s languages,…
Islamist Egyptian Lawyers’ Group Wants “Arabian Nights” Banned Read More »
