November 12, 2008
Because they are practical people ,because they do not cry for the spilled milk the Republicans in America began to think about the Presidential elections in 2012 from now.They don't waste their time and they don't count that Obama may or may not succeed in bringing change. The names of the 2012 GO...
go to article »November 10, 2008
The Arab world could ask for no cuddlier a spokesman than its most esteemed political philosopher and McDonald’s jingle-writer, Shabola. Shabola, remember, was an early Obama supporter. But his thoughts on Obama’s victory now rhyme: بوش يخرب بيته باعنا وضيّعنا س...
go to article »November 8, 2008
Check out my piece in the Canadian Hook about the American elections and the Egyptian People’s reaction here , thanks to my dear friend Mr. Crawford Kilian. Technorati Tags: Egypt,Hook,Canada,American elections,Citizen Journalism,Crawford Kilian,blogging ...
go to article »November 7, 2008
The Funny Mexican and his Obama songA funny and original Latino Obama songI met this guy in front of the Skyline polling center in Alexandria, Virginiathis song is his writing and singinghis name is Carlos Solis...
go to article »November 6, 2008
Of all the unexpected occurences that fill my life as I tread on the path that I forge myself as I go along- I never would have expected to one day be able to say I had seen the president of the United States in person. Not only because it is so far fetched but because its not particularly a life go...
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The Huffington post published a very interesting report about the possible faces we may see in the Barack Obama's cabinet.Some of the names are surprising ,some are not , I see Caroline Kennedy for the first time engaged in Politics .I wish that she would be the Ambassador of the U.S in UK or ...
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Egyptian Famous Poet Abdel Rahman El-Abnudi was so happy that Obama became the president of the United States of America.El-Abnudi is from the Southern of Egypt and is considered by the American standards as a black poet. A friend from Djibouti told me that she was so so happy that he won, in fact a...
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I was a part of the history yesterday when I voted for the first African-American president of the United States. I never saw the country so excited about an election before. Yesterday’s was different to any other elections in our history. Yesterday was history writing and I am so happy to be a ...
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