Monthly Archives: July 2014

  ( My hearts voice on the 9th abduction anniversary of Masood Ahmed Janjua –an innocent victim of the war on terror- an illegal secret detainee in Pakistan ) Masood Ahmad Janjua , a famous businessman and educator of Rawalpindi … Continue reading →

         Gaza, a modern day holocaust? It has long been a concern of mine that the word “holocaust” is viewed by many as a term that can only be used in association with the terrible atrocities perpetrated … Continue reading →

  Eid Message  The Eid came to the Muslims around the world; it came to make people happy and draw a smile on children’s faces. The Eid went in the streets of Gaza, one after another, the children have disappeared, … Continue reading →

        Raising the Pakistan flag in celebration (left, photo from Ben Jones) and in traditional attire (right, from Samina’s Facebook page) What a woman! Samina Baig (23) from Shimshal, Hunza valley in the Gilgit-Baltistan region of Pakistan has once again made the … Continue reading →

                 Hamas fighter, Gaza 2014 (left, from Chris Hughes, Daily Mirror) and Jewish Resistance fighter, France 1944 (right, WW2 website)  The Palestinians of Gaza considers themselves to be living within “occupied territory” a fact recognized by United Nations Human Rights … Continue reading →

The only hospital in the central Gaza Strip was struck by Israeli tanks in Deir al-Balah on July 21, 2014.          Photographs Shady Alassar Middle East Eye reported the following, “The al-Aqsa hospital in central Gaza was hit at around … Continue reading →

         Dr Mads 2008 (left) and child with horrific head injuries 2014 (right) Dearest Friends, The last night was extreme. The “ground” invasion” of Gaza resulted in scores and carloads with maimed, torn apart bleeding, shivering – … Continue reading →

Repeated evidence of shredded, damaged and missing government records Civil servants working in government offices have gross deficiencies when it comes to keeping important files safe. This level of extraordinary incompetence which seems to be common practice would ensure that most ordinary … Continue reading →