Monthly Archives: September 2006

Dubya says he will invade Pakistan

On the 15th of September, Dubya said that in response to a question about whether he would send troops into Pakistan to hunt down Osama bin Laden said: “Pakistan — if he is in Pakistan, which this person thought he might be who was asking me the question — Pakistan’s a sovereign nation. In order [...]

Israel seizes $1 million from West Bank banks

I have tried for a long time not to bring Palestine into my blog posts because of the natural divisive emotion that is felt by everyone to either side, but there are times when I start to wonder how much is enough. After many years of border wars and fighting, the Palestinians agreed to [...]

I am Not a Terrorist

“Anyone willing to sacrifice liberty for safety deserves neither” - Ben Franklin
This is a rather old story, but I completely agree with the movement that has started because of it. Raed Jarrar, an architect of Iraqi decent, was forced to remove a t-shirt that bore the words “We will not be silent,” otherwise he [...]

Leave My Sister Alone

Let’s have a little chat… I am going to break away from the normal polite and professional tone that I maintain on this blog to discuss what should be done about the Hudood Ordinance which continues to plague this great nation. It should be repealed.
Now for those who ask why:
Any law that victimizes women in [...]

dropping knowledge and The Table of Free Voices

I don’t know how many of you are familiar with the work that dropping knowledge has been doing in the recent past but since we believe in educated, intelligent discussions, I would like to introduce this organization to you. dropping knowledge is dedicated to social change through shared knowledge, discussion and understanding, or as [...]

Irresponsible Journalism

As reported by all the international media outlets, Pakistan’s government has come to a “peace treaty” of sorts with the militants that are based in the North West Frontier Province (NWFP) to end years of unrest. The North Waziristan accord calls on the tribesmen to expel foreign militants and end cross-border attacks in return [...]

Hudood Ordinance

Women’s rights has become the most important debates in Pakistan. With the Musharraf government’s commitment to enlightened Islam, we are finally seeing a move to change the most repressive law in the history of the nation. The Hudood Ordinance was brought into effect during the ultra-Islamist dictatorship of General Zia ul-Haq and has [...]

International Republican Institute

A few weeks ago, when the South Asian Tribune ran a story that the United States was planning a coup to remove General Musharraf from power, I honestly didn’t put alot of thought into it. There is always a coup of some kind in process in Pakistan, whether it comes from the religio-fascists that [...]

The 48 Laws of Power

I personally enjoy reading books that enrich. Personally, I have studied Sun Tzu’s Art of War and Miyamoto Musashi’s The Book Of Five Rings, which have given me a greater understanding of myself, relationships and others. These books are also regularly given as gifts from my company to new clients due to the impact they [...]

Nice mention on an Italian Blog

I came across a really nice surprise the other day when I found Behind the Chairman’s Door listed on an Italian blog, Kurai - A Sushi Weblog. We were listed along with 4 other sites to commemorate Blog Day 2006. Thank you for the kind reference!!

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