Nile River row: Could it turn violent?

Posted in August 18th, 2011

by Farhad Abdolian in Africa, Egypt, Environment, Nature, Water

Nile River row: Could it turn violent? | Africa News blog Nile River row: Could it turn violent? Jul 7, 2010 08:59 EDT The giggles started when the seventh journalist in a row said that his question was for Egypt’s water and irrigation minister, Mohamed Nasreddin Allam. The non-Egyptian media gave him a bit of [...]

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Engineers for Change: Building a kitchen in Kenya: $0.00

Posted in July 11th, 2011

by Farhad Abdolian in Activism, Africa, Environment, Food, General, Kenya, Pictures, Technology

Building a kitchen in Kenya: $0.00. Got this from E4C FB page, it is an amazingly simple solution to a big problem in Africa. It makes the cooking much less dangerous for many people around the world. I will take notes of this for our next visit in Ghana to discuss this with my local [...]

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Monkey with AK47? Is there a limit to human stupidity?

Posted in July 11th, 2011

by Farhad Abdolian in Africa, Animals, Crime, Video

Just got this video from a friend on Facebook! Can’t believe any person can give an fully loaded unsecured semi automatic gun to a money. Is there a limit to human’s stupidity?

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Welcome to the Violent World of Mr. Hopey Changey by John Pilger — Antiwar.com

Posted in May 28th, 2011

by Farhad Abdolian in Africa, Asia, Crime, Economy, Egypt, Europe, France, Fraud, Freedom, General, History, Iraq, Libya, Media, Middle East, Oil and Gas, Politics, propaganda, Road to War, terrorism, UK, UN, US, War, World

Welcome to the Violent World of Mr. Hopey Changey by John Pilger — Antiwar.com. Welcome to the Violent World of Mr. Hopey Changey by John Pilger, May 28, 2011 Email This | Print This | Share This | Antiwar Forum When Britain lost control of Egypt in 1956, Prime Minister Anthony Eden said he wanted [...]

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