Wednesday, 26 August 2009

The Jerusalem Wall? Huh? Where?!

By Hasan Shikoh


Nah.

Na.

It doesn't exist.

It's a lie.

A lie, I tell you!

Don't believe a word of it.

No evictions, no constructions. Nothing.

That Al-Jazeera reporter is a pathological liar.

And oh, that's just loads of hi-fi graphics in the video!

Click: Lies. Just Lies. [3-minute clip]

No. What's being shown in the video report is irresponsible, and obviously constitutes no truth and no evidence.

That wall is not being built, and it's not being expanded.

What you see is a wasted Hollywood movie set that was built ages ago in the Nevada desert.

It has nothing to do with Palestinians, their basic human rights, or their right to be on that land.

The Palestinians just make noise. You see they are just a bunch of noisy Arabs out to murder; even their religion exhorts them to do so.

Oh, and their women wear veils too.

Pathetic!

How backward!

And so that makes them inhuman anyway.

But back to that non-existent wall. Even if it exists and the rights of human beings are being usurped, hey, what about the poor, poor Zionists? Where should they go? Into the sea?

No. No one should be driven into the sea.

Neither the Palestinians nor the Zionists.

And if at all, for all the humungous atrocities, the bone-chilling violence and the outcry against the non-existent wall, one side must instead be driven to their graves.

The Palestinians.

Beacuse, after all, there is no hard, damning evidence against the peace-loving Zionists.

Hurray!

Tuesday, 25 August 2009

Is it that God doesn't exist, or is it that it is we who are dead?

By Hasan Shikoh

In my travels in different lands, I have often been asked by many an individual in denial: "If there's a God, and He's all-seeing and all-merciful, then why is there so much suffering on the earth?"






Well, this is why:













Perhaps it's because of you and me then, that suffering, because of our barbarism; because of our systems that only ensure unfair and unequal distribution of wealth; because of our greed for dominion?

And perhaps that suffering is not there because there is no God, or because there's a Creator, all right, but who watches our suffering for sport.

Have you ever thought that may be He's leaving it up to us to reach greatness - to manifest our innate beauty - through deeds that alleviate the destitution of the destitute; the poverty of the poor; the hunger of the hungry; the misery of the miserable ...?

Perhaps when there are no borders, and we live in lands, not in countries, that we'll reap the truly sweet fruits of the much touted idea called "globalisation"; that when there will be a fair distribution of food and other wealth by the haves to the have-nots that true growth and happiness will be achieved.

And there is hope about that. Humanity - all of us - will turn around, rest assured.

Just let's be ready for that change, and be that change: