lundi, février 13, 2006

14TH FEBRUARY 2005 * 2006


Lebanon is celebrating the first year over the terrible assasination of the former PM Rafic Hariri. Although the world was celebrating Valentine's day, many were shocked by the news of the killing. In fact Lebanon was killed, too. One year ago now, waiting to know the truth. But, in fact we were waiting the truths of many previous killings and assasinations such as that of Princess Diana, Dodi Al Fayed, Marlyn Monroy, Princess Grace of Monaco and Jack F. Kennedy.
May God Bless Lebanon.

vendredi, février 10, 2006

SAD & DISAPPOINTED..

Last Wednesday February 8th, 2006, I finished reading the book of Thomas L.Friedman that i bought from the UN headquarters in New York City last October,"From Beirut To Jerusalem".
For almost four months, I have lived nightly with its writer and I shared him the different historical steps that the Middle East has known: Lebanese civil war, Israeli siege of Beirut, withdrawal of the Palestinian Liberation Organisation PLO to Tunis, syrian affair, the Gulf war and the peace talks.
The book, which is a mix of personal biography and points of view, but also it is a report of history and realities that covered the period from 1979 until 1995.
Finishing reading it, I felt sad ( as usual as I finish a book).
Now, looking at the current scene in the ME, particularly in Palestine, the unstability, the going back and forth of the peace treaty, the Hamas-winning of the legeslative elections and the Israeli's disengagement of their committments, I feel very disappointed.
I had had strong belief in establishing peace in that part of the world. Today, I am thinking to give-up...

mercredi, février 08, 2006

WHEN MY SISTER TALKS..

It was the first time that I heard my sister (22 years old), talking about politics. We were watching news of Lebanon over the setting fire in the Danish Consulate and in a church in Al Achrafiyyeh - Beirut. i was focusing on the news when I heard my sister saying: "What crazy they are. It is very shameful that they are turning the true fact of demonstration - denying the cartoons of the prophet Mohamed (GPUH)- into a riot to serve personel benefit".
She has right. Don't you think so?

samedi, février 04, 2006

OPEN LETTER..LETTRE OUVERTE..

This is an open letter of complaint to their Excellencies, ambassadors of Danmark, France, Norway, Netherlands and New Zeland in Tunis and through them to their respective leaders, over the publication of the offensive cartoons/caricatures of our prophet Mohamed, God's prayers upon Him.
Such acts will grow up mutual hate and antisemitism and will never help us in establishing peace in the world especially in the Middle East. such irresponsible acts, will lead terrorists and fondameltalists to justify their operations and will make harder our activities to create an atmosphere of cooperation and dialogues between civilisations and religions.
That cartoons hurted and touched us so so much and even as a strong believer of the freedom of expression and thoughts and of respecting the different points of view, I believe that drawing caricatures of the prophet Mohamed, can not be introduced as freedom of speech, instead of that, it is a clear provocation.
C'est une lettre ouverte adréssée à leurs Excellences ambassadeurs du Danemark, La France et La Hollande, Le Norvège et la Nouvelle Zélande, et à leur à travers, vers leurs chefs d'Etats et de gouvernements respectifs, vue la publication des caricatures du Prophete Mohammed, PDSL.
C'est un acte de "barbarie", un acte irrésponsable de simple provocation qui n'entrainera que de la haine et servira comme justification des opértaions des terroristes et des fondamentalistes ainsi que l'anti-semetisme.
Je crois fortement de le libérté de l'expression tout en respectant l'autres, mais ses caricatures ne sont qu'une totale provocation qui nous rendent de plus en plus difficile le fait d'ouvrir les canaux de dialogues entre les civilisations et les religions et d'essayer de trouver un chemin de paix en Moyen Orient.
Nous sommes touchés!

mercredi, février 01, 2006

NEGOTIATIONS


Reading the book, " From Beirut to Jerusalem" of Thomas L. Friedman, Chapter 18:"Talking with My grocer", p512-515, I found this passage:


"...Israelis and Palestinians are arguing about how to organize a dialogue that would discuss how to elect Palestinians to negotiate with Israel on its offer of autonomy for the Arab inhabitants of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. In other words, they are negotiating for a negotiation about organizing negotiations for an interim solution".
" I personally don't like Arabs and Arabs don't like me. Forty years in the same bed. There hasn't been love; there hasn't been sex. I want a divorce".
Israeli Major General (Res.)
Avigdor ben-Gal, former commander
of Israel's northern front, 1988"

THE 10TH MEET UP...

I was very happy to meet with my dear Tunisian bloggers, although that I saw them just for few minutes, beacuse I was in hurry-up. I promise youthat next time I will stay much more longer in your company. It is my pleasure to know you, to share you my thoughts and ideas, to enrich my knowledges and to get new friends. I am very proud to know you.

mercredi, janvier 25, 2006

ADOLF HITLER

PLEASE DO NOT UNDERSTAND ME WRONGLY!
Last night, Tuesday January 24th, 2006 entering my bed to sleep, I got an idea that I decided to transform it into an article.
Thinking about the peace process in the Middle East and the creation of the State of Israel, I remembered the whole historical events that the Jewish had lived and knew.
I rememebered the holocaust that they faced organized and followed by Adolf Hitler, and I said,"look! I think that the Jewish have to thank Hitler because he prompted the creation of their State. They owe him the fact of returning to Palestine". Isn't? Do not you think of that? Just try to read history differently.
PLEASE DO NOT UNDERSTAND ME WRONGLY. I AM NOT ANTISEMETIC.

mercredi, janvier 18, 2006

NINETEEN ARABS IN AMERICAN LIMOUSINE


We were nineteen Arabs, inside an American Limousine. It was at that time, a warm night in San Francisco (Ca). We had had a special night tour of the city and its remarkable sites.
Tarek Chenti spoke in one of his articles about cultural clash. When I was in the United States, I was a witness of the difference of ideologies and beliefs. In fact, one of the Zahra, an Arab Israeli, faced problems with her own Palestinians because she introduced herself as an Israeli during our first official meeting with officials from the US Department of State. She was criticized by many of us, but not me. She was coming to the States as Israeli, she was sent by the Us Embassy in Tel Aviv, she has an Israeli citizenship, an Israeli passport and an Israeli identity, she speaks hebrew and she lives with Israelis. But zahra was smart and she decided to introduce herself during the following meetings as " a Palestinian living in Israel" or "an Arab Israeli". The group showed the different points of view and the clash of civilisations and of opportunities.
Another girl of the group from Morocco. Sanaa is not an rab. She is a berber/amazighite. She emphasized, during the whole meetings about her identity as berber. In Morocco, she is fighting to defend the amazighites rights.
The third girl, Samar from Bahrain. She is not Muslim. She is bahaai. New religion.
But what I liked, is that each one of us respect the other's beliefs. even if some do not like some facts, they asked forgiveness after that.
I believe that we have to be more tolerent towards the other. We should open the doors not close them.

dimanche, janvier 15, 2006

TUNISIA..IS BEAUTIFUL..



Tunisia is beautiful, we are going back to visit it again as soon as possible.
I heard that sentence thousands of times from my foreigns friends and from our guests during the World Summit on The Information Society Tunis 2005. All of them, had agreed that Tunisia is a very beautiful country and that they are determined to revisit it in the near future with families and friends. But I think that we have a lot of opportunities and projects to do into the touristic field. Dubai and Bahrain, in the near future, will lead the list as worldwide destinations. As an observer, I think that Tunisia is not well known in the Arab Gulf, in America and in Asia and Australia. We have to broadcast more and more of adverts about Tunisia and decomuntaries. I know that we do not have any natural resources like petrol and gaz like our brothers in Dubai or Bahrain, but Monaco and Malta do not have either. I believe that we have to rearrange the field again, to focus on it with deep study and to try to find new markets and new products to show. We can improve our touristic products by buildings new luxirious hotel, exploiting more the archeological sites like that of Utique, a forgotten one, however it includes three amphitheatre one of thel is bigger than that of Carthage, discovering more our sahara, discovering more the north west of Tunisia, connecting Tunisian airports with much more destinations, why not building a formula one speedway, cable cabinets in Sidi Bou Said and Ain Drahem (telefric) and organizing more international exihibitions.
I said this because I love my country.
(pic of Dubai and Tunis)

JABER OF KOWEIT HAS GONE...


His Royal Highness, Sheikh Jaber Al Ahmad Al Soubah, has died at the age of 77. The third prince of Koweit since its independence in the 70's.
Sheikh Jaber, build the new Koweit, a modern country, he arranged the political running rules and he transformed Koweit into a constitutional monarchy, he gave the women the right to vote and to be elected, he allowed the freedom of the press and the freedom of thoughts and speech, he modernized the education and he was one of the founders pillar of the Arabian Gulf Council of Cooperation.
In the 80's he was attacked by unkowns to be killed , but he survived. The cause, his supports and aids to the Iraqis during their war with Iran. In August 1990, Koweit was invaded by Iraq, the brother country and the neighbor that they supported and helped during his war with Iran. Saudi Arabia, opened its door to host the Koweiti Royal Family and the Koweiti people. During that terrible period of the Arab World history, I was in Saudi Arabia. I remeber the suffer of the Koweities and the Saudies. I believe that Saddam Hussein at that time, had made the most stupid step. Untill now, we are suffering from that war.
We can not also forget the cooperation between Tunisia and Koweit.
May His Soul Rest In Peace and May God, Allah, Bless All The Muslims especially those who died in Mena; Saudi Arabia.
"We are belonging to Allah, and to Allah we are going back"

jeudi, janvier 05, 2006

SHARON TO DEATH

Sharon in his way to die. It was the breaking news that shaked the world. Sharon is facing thse same things that Yasser Arafat, faced. It seems that sharon is living in Yasser's shadow.
I am not going to whish his death, but I will let God whishing and decideing about Sharon's fake and destiny.

samedi, décembre 24, 2005

MERRY CHRISTMAS..JOYEUX NOEL..&


I wish you MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR
Je vous souhaite un JOYEUX NOEL et une BONNE ANNEE.

vendredi, décembre 16, 2005

لـبـنـان، إلـى أيـن؟

لبنان ..إلى أين؟ إنه السؤال المطروح منذ تاريخه الطويل و الحافل بالأحداث. لبنان الجميل. أعتقد أن الأحداث الأخيرة في لبنان و لا سيما الأغتيالات منذ استشهاد دولة الرئيس رفيق الحريري، لا يمكن أن تتم دون علم السلطات الأمنية اللبنانية و الإستخبارات السورية في لبنان، و إلا فلماذا انتحر وزير الداخلية السوري و لماذا حاول السيد رستم غزالة، رئيس الإستخبارات السورية في لبنان الإنتحار؟ إن إغتيالات كبيرة الحجم على غرار الحريري لا يمكن ان تتم دون علم و تعاون سوري-لبناني. إن كانت تلك الحقيقة، فإن سوريا ستواجه صعوبات و عواقب وخيمة. كالعادة سيرمي عدد من العرب باللائمة على إسرائيل و الولايات المتحدة و كأننا غير قادرين، نحن العرب على الإغتيالات في حين أن تاريخنا لا يقل دموية عن تاريخ بقية الحضارات و الأمم. لا أعتقد أن ساسة لبنان و كبار رجاله بإمكانهم توجيه أصابع الإتهام إلى سوريا دون دلائل. الجميع يعلم كيف أن سوريا تعتبر لبنان جزءا لا يتجزأ من سوريا و الرئيس السوري الراحل حافظ الأسد كان قد أعطى أوامره لإغتيال كمال جنبلاط و الرئيس رينيه معوض و تصفية ميشال عون (لم تتم). من قتل أكثر من 25000من مواطنيه في حماة في الثمانينات لأنهم من السنة و الذين يمثلون 70% من الشعب السوري في حين أنه من الطائفة العلوية ذات الأقلية في سوريا 10-12 % و المسيطرة على الدولة و الحكومة و الجيش و حزب البعث و المخابرات، بإمكانه إغتيال الأجانب و إنهاء حياة أفراد و جماعات تؤمن بالحرية و الوطنية و الديمقراطية. عاش لبنان

jeudi, décembre 15, 2005

IN LOVING MEMORY OF GEBRAN TUENI (1957-2005)

HE KILLED HIM AND THEN MARCHED IN HIS FUNERAL PROCESSION

When I visited the United Nations headquarters in New York City, I bought a book named:" From Beirut to Jerusalem", written by Thomas L. Friedman, published by Anchor books, NY, 1989, 1990 & 1995.
This book give an image over the Middle East region since the Lebanese civil war till the mid 1990's.
With what's is happening now in Lebanon, I found in page 70 of the book this paragraph:"The biggest threat in my mind was from Syrians and the extreme pro-Syrian Palestinians groups. The Syrians did not take a joke well at all, and during a period in the late 1970's and early 1980's their agents in Beirut shot several Arabs & Western journalists, including Salim Al-Lawzi the editor of the popular Arabic weekly called EVENTS, who, in March 1980, was abducted in Beirut and found a short time later with a bullet in his head and his situations got so bad that many Lebanese were afraid to even mention the word "Syria" in public.
There was a joke that made the rounds during this period about a Lebanese man who ran up to a policeman and said:" Officer, Officer, s Swiss stole my Syrian watch"
The policeman gave him a quizzical look and said" What do you mean, a Swiss stole your Syrian watch? You mean a Syrian stole your Swiss watch."
The Lebanese man looked at the policeman and smiled. "You said it, Officer, not me."

mercredi, décembre 14, 2005

TO BE LEBANESE...ETRE LIBANAIS

The continous operations of killing leaders in Lebanon is very very sad and sorrow. The fact of being lebanese and lived that story since 1975, the civil war and the fact of trying to re-build the country, let me being proud of them, their freedom and their democracy. Today, we say goodbye to Gebran Tueni (1957-2005). We will continue the way. The question that I am asking my self: Is Syria involved in the differents attacks? I think yes! Or why did the syrian minister of interior suicided, why Rostem Ghazella, tried to sucide,too? Is Israel or USA behind the attacks? I asked Leabnese friends and they told me that Syria was colonised Lebanon, that's all!
The problem will be more dangerous if it will be clear that Syria is involved, because I do not believe that a simple decision of killing Rafic Hariri, would be taken by the Syrian Secret Services without taking a green light from Bachar Al Assad!
I hope no!
I can guess now why Lebanon is a wonderful country, it is because of the large numbers of martyrs who gave their lives in order to bring independence to Lebanon.
Long Live Lebanon.
Je suis très triste sur ce qui se passe sur la scène Libanaise. Etre d'origine Libanaise, mais loin du Liban, me rends beaucoup plus triste. Aujourd'hui nous nous rendons hommage à Gebran Tueni (1957-2005).
La question qui se pose: à quel degré la Syrie est impliquée? Je ne crois pas qu'une décision de tuer Rafic Hariri, ou les autres journalistes et politiciens, pourrait être prise sans le consentement des hauts fonctionnaires syriens: Le président Bachar Al Assad. Si c'est la vérité, ca sera l'anarchie totale!

samedi, décembre 10, 2005

FANATISM...EXTREMISM..

I went to Carrefour with some friends to do "shopping", and I bought a Christmas Tree with its decoration. I am sure that you are going to ask why did I buy it however I am muslim??!
I saw the same question marks on their faces, but arrived to our shared house, I was preparing the dinner when was of my friends who did not go with us, entred the kitchen reading some verses from the Holy Koran. I did not pay attention to him. I thought that there is something to say or to joke with me, because one time I was late and I was at the kitchen dinning, the others where at the living room watching the TV set, when I found the picture of Ben Laden, Al Zawaheri and Abu Mossab Al Zarqawee, my friends left it in purpose because they know how much I hate those persons. But it was not like that. When my friend entred the kitchen he was not joking. He was angry. Angry because I bought a christmas tree. You have to know that that friend hate the israelis, hate the americans, hate the jewish, does not believe in peace or negotiating, does not accept the other point of view! I considered him as an extremist!
He was shouting on my face and crying, asking why did I buy it, etc..etc..; the others were just observing us. When I knew that he was not joking I replied. He did not like my response because it was " so dry" as my friends qualified it. I told him that that it was not his business. I AM FREE. When I bought the Christmas Tree, not because of religion. I bought it to have a fun with my little brothers in decorating it and also because we have a tradition to spend the New Year Eve with our grand parents, so I liked to have a fan! Why all the time, we try to overturn the ideas and the thoughts of each other? The fact of buying a Christmas Tree, does it hurt somebody? I do not think so. the only one who has to accept or refuse the tree is my father or mother. I bought it not as a religious symbol, I bought it to have fun with my brothers & sister, to use it as decoration.
I considered my friends as fanatic & extremist, and if he is continue to be like that, I will qualify him as a dangerous man.

NO COMMENT...

vendredi, décembre 09, 2005

RUMEURS...RUMORS...

Le peuple Tunisien et un peuple qui vit des rumeurs. De Bizerte à Borj El Kardra, la rumeur "s'en flamme" comme le pétrole et le feu. J'ai pour autant voulu faire la prière à la mosquée EL Abidine de Carthage, mais beaucoup d'amis m'ont conseillés de ne pas le faire parcque la mosquée n'ouvre ses portes que pendant les cérèmonies relegieuses et sous invitations puisque le chef d'Etat s'y rends lui meme.
Dernièrement, j'était avec la mère d'une amie de Bahrain venant pour la 1ère fois en Tunisie. Nous étions à la Marsa, Sidi Bou Said et à Carthage. Et oui! Les portes de la mosquée étaient ouvertes pour les croyants pratiquants! C'étais la priere de "Eddohr" .
The Tunisians like so much rumors and "fixes". from Bizerta to Borj El Kadra, the rumors spread widly like a cancer. I liked so much pray at El Abidine Mosque in Carthage, but many of my friends had told me that the Mosque is closed and that it does not open except during the religious ceremonies under invitations because the President attend them.
during the last days, I was in company of my friend's mom coming for the first time to Tunisia. We visted la Marsa, sidi bou said and Carthage. Yes! The Mosque doors were open. It was a prayer time. the mosque was not closed.

mardi, décembre 06, 2005

HISTORY OF WASHIGNTON D.C. ...2


As I loaded pictures of the most famous places in Was. D.C; I will inform you a little bit about it.
Washignton D.C., is located at the confluence of the Potomac and Anacostia Rivers, between the states of Maryland and Virginia.
Named for George Washignton and Christopher Columbus, the city was created as the seat of the federal government by an act of congress in 1970.
Pierre L'Enfant, a French soldier and engineer, laid out the plans for the ferderal city.
The Mall, located between Constitution and Independence Avenues, forms the axisof the city, with the United States Capitol Building to the east and the Lincoln Memorial to the west. The Smithsonian Institution, which includes the famous Air and Space Musuem, the Hirshhorn Musuem and Sculpture Garden, the freer and the Sackler Galleries (Asian Art), the African Art Musuem, the Musuem of the American Indian, the Musuem of American History and the Musuem of the Natural History, borders the Mall to the north and south.The White House, the Washignton Monument, the National Gallery of Art, the Vietnam Memorial, the National rchives ( which exhibits the original U.S. Constitution and the Declaration of Independence), the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Musuem, the World War II Memorial, and the Thomas Jefferson Memorial are also located on or near the Mall.
These builded buildings and Memorials, form a Cross, but this is not a relegious symbol, it is taken from the anciant egyptian civilization where the Cross symbolizes the Power.
one of the most picturesque residential section of Washington is: Georgetown.
When you visit USA, do not miss to visit Washington D.C.
Have a nice travel!

THE HISTORY OF WASHIGNTON D.C ...





lundi, décembre 05, 2005

THE US CONGRESS..



Here we are, in the front of the US congress known as The Capitol Hill.

SARA..PAY ATTENTION PLEASE!



As usual, during our pictures taking, never did we pay attention to the cameras, at least some of us. Here, Sara (Iraq, at your left) was busy by her camera. Poor Mr. Moataz. he is an Egyptian guy, married to a Tunisian woman and working as interpreter in the US Department of State. I adviced him to work as journalist photograph, because during our stay of three weeks in the USA, he was our official photographers ;) , you can imagine his situation when we ask him to take pictures to the group with 19 cameras!

THE WHITE HOUSE, NORTH VIEW


It was a Sunday. it was sunny. We were accompanied by a very charming touristic guide: Chelsea.

REMEMBERING WASHIGNTON D.C.



I arrived to Washignton D.C. on Saturday September 17th, 2005 after 8 hours of flying from Paris Charles De Gaulle.
It was 19H00 EST Time, 02H00 Sunday, in Tunisia.
Approaching to the Airport, I was sleeping when an American Lady, Gazelle, sitting beside me punched me. I wake up, she said: "welcome to the United States, Yamen".
On Dulles Washington International Airport, I found Mrs. Aida, later Mom Aida, from the US. Departmnet of State waiting me. She accompanied us, I and three girls, to our Hotel: Lincoln Suites Hotel. The fact of being in the State was amazing. In our route from the airport untill the hotel, I had a aspecial feeling at that moment: I liked to hug everything!
The following day in the morning, I went down to have my breakfast. At the room I found a group of youth sitting around two or three tables, and talking in arabic. I murmured: "are they part of my group?", I went to them, I presented my self and asked them if they are part of the International Visitor Program. Their answer was positive. Here the grantees:
- I, from TUNISIA
- Shaima, from BAHRAIN
- Samar, from BAHRAIN
- Hebatallah, from EGYPT
- Adham, from EGYPT
- Mohammed, from GAZA, PALESTINE
- Mahmoud, from GAZA, PALESTINE
- Alaa, from WEST BANK, PALESTINE
- Eyad, from WEST BANK, PALESTINE
- Zahra, from ISRAEL ( Palestinian of 1948)
- Lamiaa, from MOROCCO
- Sanaa, from MOROCCO
- Siba, from LEBANON
- Ammar, from JORDAN
- Abla, from SAUDI ARABIA
- Sara, from IRAQ
- Abdulaziz, from U.A.E
- Heba, from YEMEN
- Raidan, from YEMEN
We were 19 students. They were very nice people that it is very hard to forget. I will write articles and putting pictures in their Loving Memories.

dimanche, décembre 04, 2005

SHALOM..WSIS...SMSI..TUNIS 2005


During the World Summit on The Information Society I served as volunteer. I served as an agent of welcome and protocol at Tunis Carthage International Airport. The group with which I was, were very nice. We spent almost 20 days together, welcoming more than 17 000 guests and officials.
In fact I liked to write this article after reading that of Kartago news and seeing the picture of the Israeli palne landing in Djerba and showing the Tuniso-Israeli flag putting by Zizou from Djerba.
I will confess you that I welcomed the Israeli delegation during their arrival to Tunis and I was at their farwell during their departure, too.
Leaving the plane, I started talking to them. I noticed that many of them had visited Tunisia many times and one of them talked to me in our Tunisian dialect, yes! He said: "y3aichek".
It was nice talking to Israeli's, knowing their point of view on hot topics like the peace process in the Middle East, the relationships with the Arabs, our common future plans, why not?
During my stay in the United States, and during my visit to San Francisco ( California State), I was invited with my group, some of them Palestinians, to have a dinner with an American-Jewis family and their friends. In our route, it was clear that my Palestinian friends, although with us a Palestinian girl of 1948 with an Israeli nationality was with us, they were sad. They hated the idea to meet jewish dirung our stay. Personnally, I was wainting that moment, but things changed since our arrival.
The Rosenbaum family lived in a very luxurious area nearby San Francisco. They welcomed us with big smile and affection.
We were surprised to find palestinian home made food! To close the host, we put an Arabic CD and we started dancing arabic at their garden. Mrs. Elika Rosenbaum put the Palestinian Koffia and she danced arabic. We left their home very happy by meeting them and we wrote at their Golden Visitors Copy book words of Peace. I will never forget them!
Back to our Israeli's visitors, what I noticed is that the Tunisians did not give an importance to the presence of the Israeli's. Even those who are against the State of Israel, they were neutral. Perhaps, some volunteers disliked my welcome of the Israeli delegation, I DO NOT CARE.
I AM NOT A SPY. I choose the way of peace, tolerence and brotherhood and I will die for that.
Answering the questions and thoughts of some bloggers, the fact of having an contact with Israeli's doesn't mean that we are betraying the Palestinian case, not at all! I hope to establish peace between us and the Israeli's but in the same time I will keep strong believe in establishing the Independent State Of Palestine.
One of the bloggers talked about the Israel's bombarded of Hammam El Chat where Tunisians and Palestinians died. I believe taht it was a honour to us to die with the Palestinians and that history will record that and will record our welcome to the Palestinian Liberation Organisation and the Palestinian Leader Yaser Arafat. But, that bombarding doesn't mean to cut the way of peace. We can build bridges of communications. The Germans invaded Europe. Hitler had done a lot in Austria, Czeck Republic, France, U.K and other nations. Do the European continue their hate to the Germans because of history?, Do we, the Tunisians, were protected by the French since 1881? Do the Algerians, with their over a million of martyrs, continued their hate to France? Of course, NO. Now, we collaborate with the French, the Turkish, the Spanish and the British. The Eyropean are collaborating with the Germans. The Americans collaborate with the Russians. LIFE CONTINUES.
I accompanied Mrs. Eilat Sigal, an Israeli woman coming to attend a coference held by her husband, in our route we talked about all the issues that I said. We had a common point of view: we have to educate our children about love, peace, tolerence and brotherhood. The mistake that we are continuing to do, we the Arabs and the Israeli's, is that we still changing hate and educating our children on that. THIS IS A MISTAKE. May I ask you a question: how do you feel when you see the Israeli flag, not only in Tunisia, but even in TV, even a TV broadcsting from Tel Aviv? Could you answer that. What? I can not hear you? Ah! Yes, you dislike it, you feel angry, you remember the martyrs, you remember the documentaries, you hate it, it is a symbol of zionism, it is a symbol of raper, it is, it is, it is...
You are on the wrong rails! All of that is because of history and education. Why you do not have the same feelings towards the French flag, or the Turkish, or the Spanish, or the German?.. You see how you are illogical!
You have to know that we share the Israeli's and the Amereican what is happening to us. We did and we do and we are going to continue doing mistakes, too.
To finish, I am proud of welcoming the Israeli delegation during their stay in Tunis. They were nice people [I am not talking from political side], I welcomed Palestinians, too. Never will I let them down. I like just continue using the logic not feelings.
I believe in Peace and I will continue. You will never know what does it mean live in terror and fear, I tried it when I was in New York City during a terrorist allert. If you were on my place, you used to imagine 9/11 attacks and those of London, too.
I hope that you will understand my article.
( choose the picture of Mrs. Elika Rosenbaum, Us-Jewish, dancing Arabic, San Francisco, CA)

vendredi, décembre 02, 2005

COMEBACK..DE RETOUR..


It was a long period since I did not write something new. would you excuse me?. I was visiting the United States, then I w served as volunteer during the World Summit On The Information Society WSIS Tunis 2005, add to that the reaserch that I am making on my thesis. So I was so so busy, but really I miss the tunisian bloggers alot.
I will start writing about what happened to me during the last three months.
For you, I choose this pictures of my group nineteen, when we were in Charlotte, in North Carolina State. It is the speedway of NASCAR.
Il y en avait un logtemps que j'étais absent de la sphère des bloggeurs. Veuillez m'excuser. En fait j'étais trop occupé par ma visite aux Etats Unis, ma participation au SMSI Tunis 2005 et de continuer la recherche concernant mon mémoire.
Vous me manqué tous, notammant les bloggeurs tunisiens.
Je vous ai choisi cette photo du groupe 19, lors de notre visit à Charlotte, dans l'Etat de Caroline du Nord. C'est le circuit de NASCAR.

mercredi, octobre 12, 2005

TO VISIT...A VISITER..

Here I am in Tunisia after a 3 week trip to the United States. Before writing articles and articles about my trip, my friends and what we saw there, let me asking you to visit these 2 website:
1) http://www.pyalara.org
( Palestinian Youth Association for Leadership and Rights Activation)
2) www.groupnineteen.tk
( the blog that we created, me and the group who visited the states, to keep in touch.)
So please encourage us and visit them from time to time.
Thank youy.
Me voilà en Tunisie apres une visite de 3 semaines aux Etats-unis. avan de commencer à écrire des articles et des articles sur mon voyage,permettez moi SVP de vous demander de visiter ces 2 site web:
1) http://www.pyalara.org
Palestinian Youth Association for Leadership and Rights Activation
2)www.groupnineteen.tk
Le blog qu'on a creeer pour rester en contact.
SVP, encouragez nous par les visiter d'un temps à autre.
Merci

vendredi, septembre 30, 2005

A LOT...BEAUCOUP...

A lot of stories to tell you about my trip to the States. Just wait my comeback to tunisia. after Washington DC and Charlotte, now I am in San Francisco.
See you.

mardi, septembre 27, 2005

FROM WASHIGNTON...

Here I am in Washington D.C, the capital of the USA. It is a very nice city, well organised, very green and full of monuments and musuems. When I left it to join Charlotte in North Carolina, where I am now, my heart has been broken. Next step is San Fransisco then New York.
IT IS AN AMAZING TRIP.

vendredi, septembre 02, 2005

AMERIKA...


I will be in USA in the next few days after receiving an invitation from the U.S. Department of State and The White House. The program is very diversed and cool. Leaders, politicains and academics from different countries will be present. I will represent Tunisia. People are coming from palestine, morocco, egypt, iraq, israel, saudi arabia, lebanon, yemen and bahrain. I am just worry about the long journey that I will make and the other journeys inside USA. See you from Washington. Be Connected..

mercredi, août 31, 2005

8 YEARS AGO..8 ANS DEJA..


Today, August 31st, 2005, exactly there is eight years ago since the tragic death of Lady Diana, princess of Wales in a car crash in Paris. Born in Sandringham, a royal estate from a known aristocratic family, living with her father after the divorce of her mother, 3rd in line after two girls and before the birth of the unique Spencer's boy, studying in England then in Switzerland, she was not brave. Backing to england and living in a flat in London shared with her friends, she worked as baby sitter. She was chosen by Prince Charles to be the futur Queen. Married in 1981, she gave birth to two sons, futur kings of UK. Problems were seen. Her marriage was crowd because of the presence of Camilla, Charles's mistress. She disliked divorcing and living as her parents, she tried to solve her wedding, but in vail. Divorced in 1996. She started her own life and business. She was too loved by the international community and the public. knowing a lot of men, Dodi Al Fayed seemed to be her true love. But the finish was tragical. May God Bless Her Soul.
8 ans dejà dès le décé tragique de la Princesse Diana, ce 31 aout à paris. Issue d'une famille britannique aristocrate. Etudiante en Angleterre, puis en suisse, elle ait de retour à Londres ou elle partagée un appartement avec ces amies et travaillant comme baby sitter. Choisit par le Prince Charles pour etre sa futur femme et future reine. Marriée en 1981, puis donnant naissance à ces deux fils, futurs rois du Royaume-Uni. Elle a eu des problemes sentimentales ainsi que saniataire, le divorce du coulpe royale été déclaré en 1996 alors qu'elle a éssayée de l'éviter pour ne pas vivre la meme experience que ces parents divorcés. Elle a connue un grand succé international due à son humanisme et les causes qu'elle a battu pour ou contre. Connaissant beaoucoup de mecs, elle a cru avoir trouver son vrai amour, Dodi Al Fayed. Mais leur fin était trop tragique. Que Dieu Bénisse Leurs Ames.

mardi, août 30, 2005

TODAY'S WORD...

"Everyone needs to feel valued. Everyone has the potential to give something back."

Diana, Princess of Wales

IN TWO MONTHS..EN DEUX MOIS..


Born on July 1st and died on August 31st. it seems like that she lived just for two months. Two months full of avtivities, love, compassion, humanity and hate. Lady Diana, Princess Of Wales. The most photographed woman in the world, still have an influence on her fans. In the last weeks, some secret agents from MI5 and MI6, British secret services, said that the princess was killed by mistake. Thay wanted to make her fear, to fright her in order to separate between her and Dodi Al Fayed and specially to let her to abort the baby by whom she is pregnant, if that information was true. Her children, Prince William and Prince Harry, asked us to forget Princess Diana and to stop talking about her. I reply. This is not your business. We love her and we will continue in doing that until the truth of her death.
Née le 1er juillet et décédée le 31 aout. On dirait qu'elle a vécu 2 mois pleins d'amour, de compassion, d'humanisme, et d'haine. La princess Diana, la femme la plus fotographiée du monde, continue d'influencer et d'inspirer ceux qui l'admirent. Des agents des sercices secrets britanniques ont avoués le fait de désirer separer entre Diana et Dodi Al Fayed sans les tués. Ces deux fils, Prince William et Prince Harry, nous ont demandés d'oublier leur mere. Ma réponse: Non. A jamais.

samedi, août 27, 2005

GOODBYE ENGLAND ROSE...


In the next few days will begin the celebrations of the death of Lady Diana, Princess Of Wales. 8 years ago, now. Many people are asking why do I love her? I answered. Because of a lot of things. Because of her life story, her style, her lovely and kind smile, her beauty, her humanity and her compassion. I was on the edge to know her, even to meet her when she dies. Never will I forget that day of August 30th, 1997. During that period I knew that she was spending her holiday in the mediterraneran with Dodi Al Fayed and she was planning to go back to England. In the morning I met my cousin in the street. He stopped me and said: " The Queen Diana, has died". I froze. Then I asked: "Queen..Diana..who dies? The Queen Elizabeth II or Princess Diana?". He added:" I do not know. The woman that you love. Go and ask my father. He knew" And he dissappear in the street. I runned to meet my oncle.
I found him watching the tv set showing ther news and the crash of the car. Dear Yamen..Lady Diana, Princess Of Wales..has died. It was like an earthquack. I called the British Ambassador Residence in La Marsa and I found his wife Mrs. Genevieve Edis. She comforted me a lot. We talked about Shy Di, the British Royal Family and about tyhe sadness, the sorrow and the shock over that death. The next day, I went to the British Embassy in Tunis ( At that time it was in Bab B'har, before moving to Les Bergers du Lac) where I was very well welcomed from the Embassy's staff. His Excellency the British Ambassador, the late Mr. Richard Edis ( Who died because of cancer, 2 years ago now) knew that I am coming. I put a flower, I wrote some words & I stayed for a few moment in silence. Another message, then a call with Mr. Mohammed Al Fayed to express my angry, sorrow, mourning and sadness. It was a terrible period. Saturday September 6th, 1997. It was the funeral of the Princess. Millions of people were in the streets of London and others were alongside the route from London to Althorp where the Princess's soul rests in peace. I made a promise that my Love and my respect to Diana are eternal & I am keeping my words.

jeudi, août 25, 2005

samedi, août 20, 2005

AIRLINES CRASH MAKE ME FEAR..


In less than a month 3 airline accidents costed the life of more than 33o passengers. This make me fear about travelling by air. I have a plan to make a short visit to the USA, but now I am thinking about cancelling it. The journey from Paris, London or Geneva, to Washington lasts at least 8 hours. I think about my friend, who will go to Nantes this sunday, too. When we were with him at a pub, we ( We and our friends) told him that in sunday we will follow the news. Any breaking news about an airline company problem, will let us starting in thinking about him.
In 1997, when I took a boeing 747, it was just weeks after a Saudi B-747 crashed in India killing the whole passengers and crew members & during the take off of the plane, I started in crying telling the hostess: " I do not like to die"!. I said this because before our departure, we faced problems with one engine. A black fume covered the plane. WHO SAID THAT TRAVELLING BY AIR IS VERY SECURED?

VIVA ESPANA..VIVA EL REY..


Today, Saturday August 20th, 2005; Spain gives tribute to the 17 soldiers killed in helicopter crash in Afghanistan. " Died when accomplished a honourable mission to serve peace, democratiy and freedom", said the spanish archbishop. In the presence of His Majesty the King Juan Carlos 1ero, Donna Sofia & los Principes de Asrurias, the Spanish nation saluates the soldiers. It was an emotional moment. In the same time, it let us thinking about those international peace keepers missions around the world: Afghanistan, South of Lebanon, Somalia, Ruwanda, Burundi, Angola, R.D. Congo, and Indonesia. They are accomplishing a human mission.

jeudi, août 18, 2005

THE WITHDRAWAL..LE RETRAIS..الإنـسـحـاب


Since August 15th, 2005, the Israeli government has started its withdrawal from Gaza strip. Some qualified it as freedom, others are talking about the big prison. Whatever it is, I think that it is an emotional occasion, a historical moment. Bad or good, what Ariel Sharon did, is very courageous. The first step in "launching" the state of Palestine. Today Gaza, tomorrow the whole land.

mardi, août 09, 2005

HOLLYWOOD..TERRA DI TERRORISMO..

When one of the American politicains came to tunisia accompanied with 100 american students in Februrary 2005, we talked about a lot of subjects including, politics. I tried to transmit to them our point of view. I explained that we do not hate USA, we just hate the US administration policy toward us & toward Palestine.
When Al Qaeda attacked New York City WTC in 9/11, I was not happy. We are in the weak side. But I said to them too, that Hollywood, via the films making there, it gives a large ideas to make terrorist acts, inside & outside USA. The real danger, comes from there. Many films that
I watched, or that I am watching, are a source of ideas to make terror, to kill people..

BREAKING NEWS..خـبـر عـاجـل

DianaMagaZine will not attend the fifth tunisian bloggers meetup in Kélibia. I would to thank adib & the others for invinting me. But because of a family duties, I can not attend the meeting.
I hope that you will enjoy yourselves there and please take a lot of pictures. My heart and mind will be with you.

dimanche, août 07, 2005

ROBIN COOK..DIES..


Robin Cook, the former UK foreign secretary who resigned from Prime Minister Tony Blair's government over the 2003 invasion of Iraq, died after he collapsed while hill-walking in his native Scotland. He was 59.
(Source: Google News)

samedi, août 06, 2005

TUNINTER CRASH..



An ATR-72 has been crashed in front of Palermo in the mediterranean sea. 39 on board: 35 italian tourists and 4 members of the crew. The plane was enroute from Bari, Italy to Djerba, Tunisia. Until this morning, Sunday August 7th, 2005, the italian officials reported the death of 13, 23 survivors and 3 missing. Sicily's prosecutor denied a terrorist act. The two engines of the plane, named " Habib Bourguiba" and bought 13 years ago, turned off. The pilote tried to fly to Punta Raisi international Airport of Palermo to make an emergency landing, but he failed. The plane was divided in 3 parts. It was the first airline catastrophe to the Tunisian aviation history since 1948.
A day of mourning was claimed in the region of Bari.
May God bless all the victims.

YES TO TONY..DOWN THE ISLAMICS..


British Prime Minister Tony Blair, took a decision to expell any person presents an express threat to the National British security or call for hate and religious violence. He was criticised for that decision which, primerly, is anti-Human rights. I say, NO. It is legal. It is very clear that United Kingdom is paying its guest to those fanatic people who run away from their countries, UK was for them a country of a total freedom, but then, they turned off againt the country which protected them & which gave them a refuge. One of the fanatic, called to establish an islamic country in the United Kingdom.I laughed a lot. Why this man is calling to change a legal regime, in a legal country? Who are you to call or to do this? You are inside them, they protected you, they give you to eat. You have just to close your mouth! Tony Blair is taking the right decision. His country is threatned & menaced. Yes! I know! You will remind me of Iraq. I will remind you, too, about what Saddam Hussein did! He killed thousands of people during his presidency. He was a man of war. He took the power by force. I was against his policy. And it was not important to me that he would or not stay in governing. It was an Iraqi pure question.But What he did by invaded Kuwait, in August 1990, was a big mistake. His argument that Kuwait was an entity of Iraq, is not true. Because of that, historically, Tripoli, the Libyan's capital was inside Tunisian's territory, Annaba, in Algeria, was inside Tunisian territory, too. Syria will ask to add Lebanon, because it was Syrian; Yemen will ask Saudi Arabia to take Najran from the south; and even the palestinian will ask Jordan to give them their historical land, which belong to them, around the dead sea. So, as you see, this argument of Saddam, is weak. Other argument. It was said, that Kuwait used a petrol field, which is between the two countries border during the Iraqi-iranien war. I do not agree with this, because all of us, we know that Iraq is a big producer of oil. So I do not think that this is a key question to invade Kuwait, because of a small field. Others are talking that USA have a very high-technological & strategic weapon in Kuwait, when Iraq invaded it, its forces took it with them & that's why USA wanted to back that weapon & asked to destroy all Iraqi's nuclear weapon & program. I think that this is weak too. USA made pressure on Israel during the first Gulf war because it bought weapons to Iran. Te gulf countries helped Iraq, too. Unfortunally, Saddam Hussein was not a true allien or friend. He was able to do every thing in order to stay strong. He was wrong! When he bombarded Israel by Skud, it was not because he liked to free Palestine, NO..NO..NO.. he was seeking the popularity among his people and among the arab & muslim world. Just for that. To search a legacy to his barbaric act. Here, he won!
What we are living now, from dispatch, a non unity, the strong foreign presence in the gulf, the political & economic problems, all of them are the result of the 2nd Gulf war in 1990, the result of Saddam's idiot behaviour. And we are paying the bill.
Many men around the world were like him, and they faced the same result: Hitler, Mussolini, Milosovic, & a lot of others who changed the way of the history in a very bad and dangerous direction. They deserve what happened and what is happening to them.
The world has changed. The game rules changed too. We, the arab and the muslim, we are in the weak side now, because of the fucking hero Bin Laden & similar.
The Iraqi's should take advantage to rebuild their country. To open a new white page.
Why shall we accuse every time, the american or the Israeli's because of our mistakes or misunderstandings?
As a typical and radical arab citizen, if I find my car broken outside, I will say: oh my God! The american & the Israeli's did this. THIS IS WRONG. ARABS..MUSLIMS..WAKE UP.
We talked about Palestine. Yes I call for peace their. I know well that it is very difficult to do so. I do not need your thoughts about. But let us trying to solve that problem. Do not ask to expell the Israeli's from that land, because they don't have a country to go. They are not as the French ( France) or the British (UK). When they left their colonies, they went back to their countries. Here the situation is different. Do not say that Allah said in the Holy Quran that they will leave Palestine, so let us waiting that day and stopping the blood!
Allah called to peace, to negociate, to brotherhood, not to be agressif.
I LOVE the arab world from the ocean to the gulf. But I try to be realistic. Not to judge upon my feelings. The people who were killed in London, the same people, were in huge manifestations in oreder to make pressure on their leaders to solve the Iraqi's problem, to establish peace in the middle east & to end poverty and starvation in Africa. Now, we lost them, because we killed them..or we killed their friends..their children..a tunisian guy was died there too.
The blasts of Sharm-el-sheikh costed lives but also jobs due to tourism.
Problems in Algeria, Morocco, Polisario, Mauritania, Sudan, Libya, Yemen, Somalia, Djibouti, Comores island, Iraq, Lebanon, Palestine, this is the arab map. Political, economical, social & poverty dilema.
JUST BE REALISTIC. THE WEST ARE NOT WRONG. TRY TO THINK...
(...to be continued)

JOHN GARANG...


John Garang, a Man of Peace.
John Garang, un Homme de Paix.
جـون قـرنـق ، رحيل رجـل سـلام

CHANGE...CHANGEMENT..

After the two bloggers meetup that I attended, the 3rd & the 4th, I took a lot of decisions in order to talk more about my hobbies, my studies, my city, my region, cinema, my life style and it was clear that many people did not understand why "I blog". I believe in peace, brotherhood, tolerance, war against terrorism, friendship, truth and how to change things without violence. These are the principles in which I have a strong belief & faith. I am not going to change that, and more than this, what is happening in the world, as London attacks, sharm-el-sheikh blasts, King Fahd death, Israeli's withdrawal from Gaza strip or the Egyptian elections, oblige me to talk about these subjects, to give my point of view, which can please some people, and do not for the others.
Après les deux derniers meetup des bloggeurs tunisiens, le 3eme et le 4 eme, j'ai pris beaucoup de decisions à fin de blogger des articles concernant ma ville, ma région, mes amis, mes passe-temps, mes études ou meme du cinema! Beaucoup de personnes ne comprennent pas pourquoi "je blogge". Je crois en la paix, l'amour, l'amitié, le guerre contre le terrorisme et le fanatisme, la tolerence, la vérité et comment changer des situation sans passer par la violence. Je suis très attaché à ses principes là. Meme s'ils coutent ma vie. J'ai essayé de changer de style, mais l'actualité m'oblige. Attaques à Londres, terrorism à Charm el cheik ou mort du Roi Fahd. Meme si je n'arriverais pas à changer ou à faire arriver mon message, il me suffit la fiéreté de marquer mon point de vue.

vendredi, août 05, 2005

NO COMMENT..


Pic 1: Saudi Arabian Airlines * Boeing B-747 * Malaysia
Pic 2: Air France * Airbus A 340 * Toronto * Canada

ABDULLAH..THE 6TH SAUDI'S KING


Abdullah Ibn Abdelaziz Al Saud, is becoming the 6th Saudi's monarch since 1932. Aged about 82 years, it is said that he is a very pro-arab nation's problems. Very popular in Saudi Arabia, he is very respected from the World too * LONG LIVE THE KING *
Le nouveau Roi D'Al Saoud, est agé de 82 ans. Demi-frere du Defunt le Roi Fahd, il est devenu le 6ème Roi depuis 1932, date de la réunification et de la création du royaume d'Al Saoud. Il est très pro-arabe. Populaire à l'interieur du Royaume, respectueux par la communauté international, on'a qu'a dire * VIVE LE ROI *

mercredi, août 03, 2005

CONDOLEANCE

تفتح السفارة السعودية سجل تقبل التعازي في وفاة المغفور له باذن الله التعالى خادم الحرمين الشريفين الملك فهد بن عبد العزيز آل سعود من يوم الثلاثاء 02 أوت 2005 إلى غاية يوم الخميس 05 أوت 2005 من الساعة 10 صباحا إلى الثانية
The Royal Embassy Of Saudi Arabia opens a condoleance copybook from Tuesday August 2end to Thursday August 5th, 2005 from 10:00 to 14:00.
L'ambassade du Royaume D'Arabie Saoudite ouvre un registre de condoleance du Mardi 2 au jeudi 5 aout 2005 du 10:00 à 14:00.
CENTRE URBAIN NORD PRES CITE DES SCIENCES*TUNIS*

KING FAHD BURRIED...ADIEUX ROI FAHD..


The late Custodian Of TheTwo Holy Mosques of Mecca and Medina, King Fahd Bin Abdelaziz Al Saud, has been burried Tuesday August 2nd, 2005, in presence of tens of worldwide leaders & the Saud's Royal Family. Emotion and sadness were very clear even that the funearl was too simple to a great man as Fahd.
Le Roi Fahd est entérré ce Mardi 2 aout 2005. Une dizaine des chefs d'Etat ou leurs envoyés spéciaux ont soutenu la famille royale Saoudienne. Des moments émotionnels ont marqués les obsèques trop simple d'un grand chef d'Etat disparu.
بـسـم الـاـه الـرحـمـان الـرحـيـم
يا أيتها النفس المطمئنة ارجعي إلى ربك راضية مرضية فادخلي في عبادي و ادخلي جنتي * صدق الله العظيم
الله أكبر .. الله أكبر .. الله أكبر
ببالغ الأسى و الحسرة تلقينا نبأ رحيل رجل دولة عظيم و قائد حكيم خدم شعبه و أمته باخلاص و تفان، حتى و لو راى البعض عكس ذلك. رحل الفهد و ترك خلفه ارثا و تاريخا حافلا في جنازة عادية وبسيطة، و لكن بمعان كثيرة و عميقة.
فالى جنات الخلد يا أبو فيصل باذن الله. ستبقى ذكراك في نفسي و ذكرى مسيرة البناء و التحديث التي عايشتها و عائلتي بالسعودية
إنا لله و إنا له راجعون

mardi, août 02, 2005

ME AND THE KING..MOI ET LE ROI..FAHD


I am a muslim. I believe in Death & meeting God. But when we lose someone that we love and respect, it is very hard to control ourselves. early in the morning of August 1st ( 05:00 GMT), during taking our breakfast at home, I was zapping between the TV channels. STOP! Readings from the Holy Koran in all saudi's TV. Why? It is because of John Garang's death? NO! All my family stayed in front of the TV set. We have a long story with Saudi Arabia. It was the news that we don't like to hear.
We lost a very brave man. We lost a real King. I say this because I know very well His Majesty The King Fahd Bin Abdulaziz Al Saoud. When my family was in Saudi Arabia for a decade, we saw closely the growth of the kingdom. We lived just 25 km from The Holy City of Mecca Al Mukaramah.Motorways, skycrapers, lights, hospitals, airports, harbours, schools, universities, mosques & stadiums. All the country was moved, and it is still now, in acting. Never will we forget you, King Fahd. Sorrow and sadness over our house since the news of the death of the Saudi's king. He gave so much to his people, to the Arab nation & the muslim world. May God Bless Him & give us the comfort.
On vient de perdre une grande personnalité, un Grand chef d'Etat, qui n'a cessé de donner à son peuple, au monde arabe, musulman et au monde entier. Le Roi Fahd, le vrai constructeur du Royaume, l'Arabie Saoudite moderne, dont moi et ma famille, nous étions témoins. Nous avons vécu à 25 km de la ville sacrée Makkah Al Moukarramah. Autoroutes, grandes immeubles, des hopitaux, des écoles, des universités, des aéroports, des ports, des ville industrieles, des mosqués et des villes sportives. Tout le Royaume était, et il est encore, sous le chemin de la modernisation. On vous oubliera jamais, Cher Roi, défunt Fahd. Au sein de ma famille, nous sommes très triste. Douleur et choc nous qualifient. Nous, qui étions proche de ces actes et décisions. Que Dieu Lui Bénisse et qu'il nous donne de la force pour surmonter la douleur.

dimanche, juillet 31, 2005

Fourth Meetup

It was successful..it was nice..it was super!
I was very happy to meet again the tunisian bloggers..in a friendly atmosphere.
We talked about a lot of subjects, we changed ideas and how to ameliorate our blogs.
I am waiting the next meetup.
See you.

MY CITY..MA VILLE..


Today, I create a new corner in which I will talk about different cities & countries. I choose to talk about my city: Utique. The most anciant village to be build in Tunisia, before Carthage, 1101 before Jesus Christ. I like it very much. It is in the half way between Bizerta and Tunis.
Bizerta, the city of my birth and where I lived for 20 years, it is wonderful. I LOVE IT. I tried to collect some pictures of my region too: utique, bizerta, ghar el melh, raf raf...the result: I created a mosaique!

jeudi, juillet 28, 2005

SUMMIT AND ELECTIONS


Egyptian President Mubarek announced his candidacy for the presidential election next september. "I declare before you, from here, from al-Munufiya governorate, that I intend on applying for nomination so that I can run for the office of president in this coming presidential election." "I will seek to win the trust and support of the people for a new term," he added.
President Mubarek called, then, for an extra arab summit, "I call for an extraordinary Arab summit on Wednesday August 3 in Sharm el-Sheikh, which will be preceded by a meeting of Arab foreign ministers... with a view to reviewing the situation in the Arab world, he said also"I am fully confident that this coming extraordinary summit will be capable of crystallizing a strong Arab position that reflects the determination of the Arab states and peoples to overcome the current challenges, and to achieve the peace and stability that all Arabs long for."

mardi, juillet 26, 2005

A TERRIBLE NIGHT..UNE NUIT HORRIBLE..


88 deads, 200 injured..the result of at least 5 blsts in Sharm-el-Sheikh, the Egyptian Red sea resort. Why? I can not understand what is happening in the World. The only thing that I know perfectly, is that that works are terrorits ones. The fact of killing innocent people: women, men, children, muslims, chrestians or jewish can only be described as TERRORISM. Results: Loosing jobs, closing homes, bad economy growth & making the Arab & the Muslim world more weak. Sorry to say: Terrorists..FUCK YOU.

vendredi, juillet 22, 2005

New...


Désormais vous pouvez joindre mon blog au: www.dianamagazine.tk
Since today, you can join my bogweb on: www.dianamagazine.tk
Dés aujourd'hui, je viens de créer un coin mensuel, à vous de l'enrichir et voici le sujet: " Vous et le terrorisme", abstraction totale de vos idéologies. Juste soyez raisonnables.
Since today, I create a new monthly- speech corner. It is to you to make it rich by your points of view. Today's subject: " You and the terrorism". But you have to be raisonnable and keep away your ideologies and prejudiced.
Bonne Chance & Good Luck

In Loving Memory Of Princess Diana


Just For Britain

samedi, juillet 16, 2005

Falestine..


Hommage à Palestine...
...just for Palestine.

mercredi, juillet 13, 2005

Relais MaZZiKa

Merci beaucoup à ma chere Troubadour qui m'a affectée un travail de plus par ce relais. Meme remerciement à Marouen. Le retard est du au travail, ainsi qu'au deuil après les attentas de Londres.
Thank you dear Troubadour for giving me an additional work. My thanks go to Marouen, too. And I apologise for not writing till now because of my work & because of the mourning over London attacks.
3an Subzero, 3an Adib, 3an Zizou, 3an Troubadour, 3an Mraihi,
The Type of music I prefrer to listen to:
- Spanish flamenco
- Symphonies
The compositors that I like:
- Bach
- Handel
- Bartholemy
- Mozart
- Vivaldi
- Tchaikowisky
The songs I like to listen to:
- Ajmal E7sas ( Elissa)
- Lèh 7andi3 ( Dina 7aiek)
- Nassini eddonya ( Ragheb Alema)
- I will survive
- S'il suffisait qu'on s'aime ( Céline Dion)
- Dové l'amore ( Cher)
and many more but I have a very bad memory :)
The instumental that I like to listen to ( without lyrics, just music):
- My Herat will go on
My favourite singers & groups:
- Fairouz
- The Gypsies
& others ;)
Je passe le relais à, I hand over this work, which is not easy :) to:
Appetite & Apathy, Day by Day, Jihène, Nostradamus, Sansblog et/and Thysdrus.

dimanche, juillet 10, 2005

NO COMMENT



"It's particularly barbaric that this has happened on a day when people are meeting to try to help the problems of poverty and Africa."

Tony Blair
"People were screaming and shouting and saying things like I'm dying, I'm dying, please help me. "

Ana CastroLiverpool Street Station
Eyewitness reports

NO COMMENT...

vendredi, juillet 08, 2005

STOP TERROR!


It was a shock. It was horrible. It was terrible. It was unhuman. What happened in London, yesterday, July 7th,2005, is inacceptable. More than 30 people died, more than 700 injured and the festivities of London Olympic Games 2012 were stopped. "No group has yet said it planted the bombs, but police have said the 2-3 lb (0.9-1.4 kg) bombs were typical of IRA manufacture." (www.news.bbc.com).
WE SAY TO ALL TERRORISTS, WHENEVER, WHEREVER, STOP STOP STOP KILLING INNOCENT PEOPLE, IT IS ENOUGH!
C'était un choc. C'était horrible. C'était terrible. C'était inhumain. Ce qui c'est passé à Londres, hier, 07 juillet 2005, est non acceptable. Plus qu'une trentaine de morts, plus de 700 bléssés et suspension des féstivités des JO Londres 2012.
TERRORISTES, ARRETEZ ARRETEZ ARRETEZ DE NOUS FAIRE PEUR, ARRETEZ DE PORTER MALHEUR A L'ISLAM ET AUX MUSULMANS ARRETEZ DE TUER ET MASSACRER LES INNOCENTS. CA SUFFIT!

mercredi, juillet 06, 2005

LONDON 2012...LONDRES 2012


Eh oui! Finalement c'est la capitale britannique Londres qui arbitera les Jeux Olympiques 2012, après 1908 et 1948. Elle est devenue la 1ere ville à les accueillir pour la 3ème fois.
Alors que je suis trop Anglo-saxon, j'ai comme meme de la sympathie à l'egard des Français et notamment leur Président que je respecte beaucoup, Jacques Chirac. Lui qui a réalisé le parcourt Paris - Singapoure. La réaction des Français m'a tellement touché que j'avais les larmes aux yeux. Mais lors de ces occasions il faut y avoir le Fair Play et d'etre habiliter d'un esprit sportif.
Yes! Finally the Olympic Games 2012 will be held in London, after 1908 and 1948. It becomes then the 1st city to organise the games three times. Although I was a supporter of London 2012, the reaction of the french people after loosing has affected me. It was so touching that my eyes were full of tears. I have sympathy toward their president Jacques Chirac who
I respect too much, and who travelled to Singapore, but this is the sport spirit & the Fair Play.
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN * Good Luck London 2012. When Tunis?

lundi, juillet 04, 2005

LIVE 8

Live 8.. 10 concerts, 10 grandes villes..plus de 200,000 personnes réunient tous pour une cause très humaines: la lute contre la pauvreté en Afrique. Pink Floyd, Madonna, Will Smith, Robbie Williams, Paul Mc Cartney , Nelson Mandela, Kofi Anan et d'autres. Juste pour l'Afrique, contre la pauvreté et contre la mondialisation.
Live 8.. 10 parties, 10 big cities..more than 200,000 people were gathered & united for humanitarian cause, too human one: to be against pauverty in Africa. Pink Floyd, Madonna, Robbie Williams, Paul Mc Cartney, Nelson Mandela, Kofi Anan & many more. Just for Africa, against pauverty & against globalisation.

jeudi, juin 30, 2005

Souvenirs..Memories..

Ce ci est juste un test. J'ai eu des problèmes de bloggers des photos. après le 3ème meet-up, mes chers bloggeurs m'ont aidés à trouver la soultion. Lors de cette rencontre j'ai eu des pourparlers avec Marouen concernant le volontariat. Lui était avec l'Albanie, moi avec la Grèce durant les Jeux Med Tunis 2001. Je serais aussi parmi les volontaires du sommet mondial sur la société de l'information Tunis 2005. Voici l'article:
"La notion de volontaire, " le volontaire est une personne qui a la volonté de remplir une mission sans y etre obligé ". Elle est mue par des valeurs comme le don de soi, le nationalisme ou l'engagement.
Cependant, le volontaire_et du moment ou il s'engage_devient un véritable acteur du projet. En tant que tel il est avant tout vendeur d'images: l'image de sa personne bien sur, mais surtout et à partir du moment ou il porte la tenue officielle il véhicule l'image de son pays et de son comité.
Pour conclurenous pouvons dire:
Volontaires dans l'esprit..oui, mais ..professionnels dans le comportement."
This is just a test. I faced technical problems in blogging pictures, but during the 3rd meet-up with dear tunisian bloggers, they gave me the solution.
I talked with Marouen about the fact of being volunteer. During the Mediterranean Games Tunis 2001, he was with Albania, I was with Greece. I will be volunteer too during the WSIS Tunis2005. We spent happy days , which left happy memories. This allow us to make friendships and to serve our country. We felt & we feel to be proud of that.
Mrs Genevieve Edis, the wife of the late & former British Ambassador to Tunis 1994-1998, hoped that one day I will be in place from which I can help the World & the Humanity. I hope so. I hope to be as Lady Diana, Princess Of wales. :)
Source: Formation Générale Avril 2005, Commission de Recrutement et de formation des volontaires, SMSI Tunis 2005.

mercredi, juin 29, 2005

Shame on me...honte sur moi..

Shame on me. It is the first time that I visit Tunisie blogs. After the 3rd meet-up, I decided to visit it and to know more about the tunisian bloggers. This makes me able to diversify my knowledges & culture, & specially, to be PROUD TO BE TUNISIAN, because OF THEM.
Honte sur moi. C'est la premiére fois que je visite Tunisie blogs. Après le 3ème meet-up, j'ai décidé de le visiter et de connaitre beaucoup plus d'info à propos des bloggeurs tunisiens. Ce fait me permette de diversifier mes connaissances et ma culture, et surtout surtout de se sentir FIER D ETRE TUNISIEN, grace aux BLOGGEURS TUNISIENS.

lundi, juin 27, 2005

Dedier à..Dedicated to..

" Democracy", said Winston Churchill, "is the worst form of government except for all those other forms that have been tried from time to time".
His fellow democrat, India's First Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, expressed similar sentiments. " Democracy is good. I said this because other systems are worse".

Très Heureux...Very Happy

J'étais très heureux ce dimanche 26 juin 2005 de participer au meet-up des bloggeurs tunisiens. Un évènement que j'attendais avec impatience. C'est très bien de connaitre les gens, qui étaient virtuels, de partager avec eux des moments de bonheurs, de 19h00 à 00h30.
Le temps s'est vite coulé.
JE VEUX VOUS REMERCIER TOUS.
I was very happy this Sunday June 26th, 2005, when I participated in the first time in the meet-up of the tunisian bloggers. I waited that moment with big emotion. It was cool, the fact of sharing good moments with good company.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

vendredi, juin 24, 2005

Deçu..sorrowful..desperado

Grace à mon blog que j'ai créer pour faire un appel à la paix, meme si la majorité ne croyaient pas, voir jamais, à la paix, MOI SIIIIIIII. Juste il faut du temps, de l'éspoir et du courage.
Je voudrais bien ameliore mon blog et de créer des amitiés avec les bloggeurs. C'est dans ce cadre là que je serais, inchallah, présent lors de leurs meet-up, ce dimanche 26 juin 2005 vers 19h00, heure de tunis au café Montmartre à el menzah 6.
Appel S.O.S: lisez mon blog s'il vouuuuuuuus plaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit ;)
When I created this blog, I have done that in order to contribute to peace in the world, to launch a call for peace, brotherhood & tolerance. Even if so many people do not believe in peace, yes I DO. we need just time, hope & courage.
I would like to improve my blog & to make friendships among bloggers. In this order I decided to be present during their meeting this June Sunday 26th, 2005 at 1900 Tunis time in Café Montmartre el menzah 6.
See you. :)

mardi, juin 07, 2005

L'UMA.. ENTRE LE REVE ET LA REALITé..BETWEEN DREAMS & TRUTH

L'UMA est un choix strategique, geo-politiques ainsi qu'un futur commun.
L'union du Maghreb Arabe, confronte des obstacles enorment:
- terrorisme en Algérie
- conflit Polisario-maroc
- conflit maroc-algerie
- instabilté mauritanienne
- conflit Libo-mauritanien
reste la Tunisie et son Président attachés à l'union. Est ce qu'une illusion??!..
L'UMA is a strategic choice, geo-politic & a common future.
The Maghreb Arab Union, is faced a lot of problems:
- terrorism in Algeria
- conflict Polisario-morocco
- conflict Algero-morocco
- distability in Mauritania
- conflict libya-mauritania
Tunisia & its President, are the only ones believing in the UMA union. It is an illusion??!

vendredi, juin 03, 2005

Netherlands: 64 % NEE

Les Néerlandais sur les pats des Français, mais c'est trop choquant: 64 % ont voté NON à la Constitution Européenne.
The Dutch follow French people, but this is too shocking: 64% voted NO for the EU Constitution.
L'avenir de L'Europe????!!..
Europe's future???!!..