dimanche, 24 juin 2007

SALMAN RUSHDIE’S KNIGHTHOOD ANGER

medium_thumb_BY_AMIN_GEORGE_FORJI.2.jpgIndian-born writer, Salman Rushdie may be a wanted man amongst Muslims, but in Britain he is a hero. During the weekend, he was knighted by the English Queen Elizabeth II, in honor of his writings and outstanding achievements. The 60-year-old Rushdie was one of the Queen’s 950 special guests at her birthday on Saturday.

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vendredi, 26 janvier 2007

AMERICA’S FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT?

medium_BY_AMIN_GEORGE_FORJI.2.jpgThe US Presidential Election is unquestionably the most popular election the world-over. Many leaders and countries traditionally use it as a reference to justify their own democratic culture. This is not just because of its beauty and entertainment, but more so because whoever is elected will become one of the worlds best known public figures. Whoever is elected will a rare opportunity to be able to change or influence any major situation in the world. To say the least, whoever is elected will become the most powerful leader on earth, with even more ability to influence world situations than the UN’s Secretary General.

 

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dimanche, 10 décembre 2006

A NEW CHAPTER BEGINS WITH THE NOMINATION OF FORMER DIRECTOR OF THE CIA ROBERT GATES AS US DEFENSE SECRETARY

medium_BY_AMIN_GEORGE_FORJI.jpgEven before he embraces the job, the American people, like President Bush, seem to be unanimous in the view that Robert Gates, a former director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is the right person to replace Donald Rumsfeld as Defense Secretary, who resigned from the post after coming under severe criticisms over his Iraq strategies.

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