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TheObserver on ايش بالنسبة لأغاني الأطفال الملوّثة بالبورنو؟

by TheObserver — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 15:00:27 +0200

انا بصراحة مش شايف اي نوع جنس او اثارة في هاي الاغنية او القيديو كليب! الغنية كثير حلو و التصوير رائع. هيفا لا تمارس الاثارة في هذا الكليب, ليش مصممين تشوفوها مثيرة؟ عشانها حلوة؟ يعني لازم تبشع حالها عشان تغني للاطفال؟

The Observer on The weird side of homosexuality

by The Observer — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 10:04:00 +0200

I am late to the discussion, but would like to add my 2 cents in regard to your post-questions Qwaider. I first want to say that I have sensed some changes in your tone towards homosexuals and homosexuality in general which encouraged me to reply."Why do we find Lesbian women trying to be so manly?"It is an interesting question. But one w

The Observer on محدثي النعمة

by The Observer — Sat, 14 Mar 2009 02:39:21 +0200

Qwaider, I am glad to hear that.Actually just to comment on the subject of democracy here. I believe, and that is my personal opinion, is that our social structure and cultural heritage is what prevent us from achieving better social freedoms. We need to work a lot more on social level than higher levels in order raise freedom of expressions and tolerance in this country.

The Observer on محدثي النعمة

by The Observer — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 20:27:46 +0200

Qwaider, I think that I was clear when I mentioned you in my post why I mentioned you. It is clear that you have nothing to do with Osama and nothing to do with the mentioned campaign. I didn't imply that in anyway. What I critisized you for (and I was really respectful about it - didnt call you names or offended you as a person) is the idea you presented to people of voting out others who

The Observer on Three strikes system, Vote now!

by The Observer — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 19:18:36 +0200

Isn't the popularity of a blog enough of a voting? People don't visit a blog if they are not after reading what is the blogger offering. That is what keeps blogs going. If a blogger has no audiance, his blog wouldn't survive. He would eventually get bored and stop.

The Observer on Free Speech Hypocrites

by The Observer — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 12:59:12 +0200

kJ, well I didn't say that there isn't different cultures, and identities. I said that we fight our social progression under the name of protecting our culture which is wrong in my opinion. As for social development, in abstract it is having a society progressed from one state to a better one, in our own society and in my opinion, social tolerance, social freedom, g

The Observer on Free Speech Hypocrites

by The Observer — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 10:03:25 +0200

I forgot one other point:"when people in ultra-conservative Middle East are already in bed with these ideas, and leaving behind centuries of tradition, religion and culture"People in the west has been living in a conservative society not so far ago. Women have only gained their sexual liberation back in the sixties of last century. Gays h

The Observer on Free Speech Hypocrites

by The Observer — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 09:44:44 +0200

Thank you Roger!Qwaider, actually I don't hold grudge either, and I have never tried to shut off any opinion at my blog, even when it has been way beyond freedom of speech and turned into a personal insult. I don't moderate messages, you know that. Even when you posted your message on my blog that is more of a direct insult towards me rather

The Observer on The relativity of Honor

by The Observer — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 00:26:53 +0200

hamede, actually I call for sexual liberation. It is quiet different than prostitution. You would be surprised, but there are a lot of Jordanians who feel the sameQwaider, thanks for defending me. It is true that honor is relative and differ from a culture to another. But I dont think that it has been related to chatisty in the arabic culture through our history. The concep

The Observer on Live from the wedding...

by The Observer — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 16:47:44 +0200

Congratulations guys! hehehe blogging from your wedding! That is a prescendence?

The Observer on When angry, Sue!

by The Observer — Wed, 9 Jul 2008 09:49:33 +0200

so if someone farted in China, and someone got disgusted, felt offended, and vomitted in America, then he has the right to sue the one in China? That is harm, no?

The Observer on When angry, Sue!

by The Observer — Tue, 8 Jul 2008 12:36:07 +0200

So in your logic people in Saudi Arabia can sue me if they see me drinking alcohol? It is prohibited, right? Each country has its set of laws, you can abide people around the world with each country individual law. If there is an international law that governs special laws, then yes, why not? Go ahead and sue. It is your right, but you can't sue people living in another

The Observer on On getting married and such!

by The Observer — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 17:24:36 +0200

Alf alf mabrook :)

The Observer on Christians for Kaffiyeh!

by The Observer — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 14:29:15 +0200

Lol Hani! No he was jeweish in race and muslim in religion according to Muslims. Jewish in race and religion according to Christians. Jewish in race and satanist in religion according to the Jews!

The Observer on What kind of a commenter are you?

by The Observer — Wed, 9 Apr 2008 12:27:15 +0200

no_angel and devil's mind are intellects :)I am not sure where you belong Qwaider, maybe a different category you didnt list. Where do you think I belong?Nice post :)

The Observer on Shareef, Jordanian spinster, Part 2

by The Observer — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 09:52:02 +0200

I guess that I agree with za3tar here. While people are becoming more aware of homosexuality, still they dont jump to conclude that single men in their 40s are homosexuals. Some do that but most dont, but i guess this would shift more into what sherif is talking with time, unless more men are choosing to stay single while having outside marriage relations

The Observer on Shareef, the true Jordanian spinster

by The Observer — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 10:16:16 +0200

Well done QwaiderI am sorry for sherif too. Men are subjected to social pressure as well to get married, and yes it gets worse with time, but it is less embarassing to live single for a man rather than for a woman because people percieve it as a choice of the man while being a shortage for a woman. Yet men can still live alone and fool around without having the restrictions

The Observer on Blog about Jordan day, the harvest

by The Observer — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 18:47:18 +0200

Good Job guys :), I felt Jordan was smiling yesterday :)

The Observer on "Blog about Jordan day" in the news!

by The Observer — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 09:32:21 +0200

:), thanks Qwaider for leading this initiative and giving it more momentum. I actually have seen the picture before on several blogs but never been aware of what it is really all about. You introduced a lot of good ideas to write about. Jordanian blogsphere usually right about Jordan most of the time, and we always keep on pitching about shortages and stuff. May

The Observer on نداء الى كل نساء العرب

by The Observer — Sat, 26 Jan 2008 21:03:51 +0200

Qwaider, that is childish of you to turn this discussion into a battle of what you call manuvers. You know that what you are implying has never been my style. I brought up the king as an example of how wise leadership knows how to handle such difficult circumstances. I was trying to convince you with my point of view, not winning this conversation which you obviously lead it into a child play

The Observer on نداء الى كل نساء العرب

by The Observer — Sat, 26 Jan 2008 09:38:00 +0200
Mohannad, I have been gathering data all of my life! I have been raised in this region and grew up on this culture. I know what they teach us at schools and I am all aware of the situation in Gaza. I, in no means, try to underestimate how bad is the situation over there, and I, in no means either, would ever defend the Israeli occupation or deny of its impact on people's life over there. BUT,

The Observer on نداء الى كل نساء العرب

by The Observer — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 09:38:45 +0200
Mohannad, I meant by unfortunate condition is the Israeli occupation.I dont find any honor and respect when your fight only cause more humilation and pain to you and your entire family. That is no honor and no repsect. It is a pure insanity and stupidity from our side where we are brainwashed by our historical victoriess and imaginary heroism.We ough

The Observer on Forced marriages

by The Observer — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 10:42:50 +0200
So you have been subject to pressure qwaider? I guess then that you know exactly how Haya feels? It is even worse for women as the pressure on them are stronger, they cant do the pick, and have shorter time frame. The problem with arranged marriage is that it is not just the groom that comes to propose but all his family where his mother and sister are equally to check how

The Observer on نداء الى كل نساء العرب

by The Observer — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 10:20:42 +0200
M shaltaf, sorry, I dont know why I assumed you are a female, I guess that I related the M with Om! Stupid I!I was talking about us as a nation, and yes Gaza's people especially are being raised on a culture of death because of their unfortunate situation. The answer to our problem is not killing back. We can fight by building ourselves instead of trying to destroy the

The Observer on نداء الى كل نساء العرب

by The Observer — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 14:44:55 +0200
لا يا سيدتي, نحن تربينا على ثقافة الموت والانتحار, تزغرد الامهات لانتحار ابنائها بدل دفعهم للعمل بجد للتعلم و تحقيق عيشة افضل. شرف الامة دعسناه بتخلفنا قبل ان تطأه قدم اي معتدي اجنبي. الحل ليس بجلد الذات و انما بالعلم و ال�

The Observer on نداء الى كل نساء العرب

by The Observer — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 10:39:59 +0200
and you are obviously still living with jaheleyyeh mentality!so you want wives to kick their husbands outside their homes as a solution of the situation in Gaza? How sane is that?Men and women can raise their voices for the world community to act. We need no more stupidity and uncivilized actions now. It is time to use our brains, not stupid rage emo

The Observer on !Bakkouz is ALIVE!

by The Observer — Mon, 21 Jan 2008 12:19:47 +0200
Jad is sick! That is the sillyest joke ever!

The Observer on No -pulping- comment

by The Observer — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 12:13:24 +0200
Everyone is entitled to write what is on his mind! There is no rule that says if you wanna blog you have to add a value! besides, who can judge what adds value and whats not?

The Observer on Jordanian top bloggers

by The Observer — Sun, 6 Jan 2008 14:23:44 +0200
Good Job Qwaider :)That is cool to see my blog right there among all others in a fair ranked place.

The Observer on Is ISLAM applicable for every time and place?? - Answered!

by The Observer — Sun, 25 Nov 2007 16:26:01 +0200
Islam has managed to be the top religion of a very big emporer for more than 500 years. Having said that one can be so naive to believe that Islam just a set of rules that most Muslim people believe in these days. If a religion doesn't evolve, it diminishes. Islam at the time of Prophet Mohammad is different than the Islam at the Abbasi phase. Life change and religion e