Tuesday, August 29, 2006
Monday, August 28, 2006
Sunday, August 27, 2006
i think i'll go to boston
i think i'll start a new life
where no one knows my name
get out of california
oh wait
i think i'll start a new life
where no one knows my name
get out of california
oh wait
Saturday, August 26, 2006
Wednesday, August 23, 2006
Wednesday, August 16, 2006
the cruel irony of life: the only wedding i ever wanted to attend, i can't
du'as for a brilliant day, faaiza.
du'as for a brilliant day, faaiza.
Thursday, August 10, 2006
absolutely essential rules to live by as a producer...
-don't eat string cheese during casting sessions
-don't let actors, other producers, director, casting director, and their friends see you zip off on your razor scooter with a sack on your back
you know you're producing when
-your cell phone battery dies according to prayer times - fard, sunnah and nawafil.
-you answer the phone before it rings
-you wish your thighs could type
-don't eat string cheese during casting sessions
-don't let actors, other producers, director, casting director, and their friends see you zip off on your razor scooter with a sack on your back
you know you're producing when
-your cell phone battery dies according to prayer times - fard, sunnah and nawafil.
-you answer the phone before it rings
-you wish your thighs could type
Tuesday, August 01, 2006
There's a positive correlation between freedom and insecurity. freedom -> infinite choice -> chaos -> decay
despots at least create a sense of "order".
there must be a middle ground, but to assert that middle ground, individuals need to achieve a critical mass
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Muslims will not fight to defend Muslims, even if they achieve democracy. Now we have the excuse that most Muslims are oppressed under autocrats in league w/ US interests, but if you look at polls and interviews with people on the street in the mworld, many folks are concerned with establishing domestic tranquility rather than getting into "foreign" wars. Sure, many m countries are trying to get on their feet after decades of colonization. Sure, the masajid boom with criticism of muslims' laziness. but at the end of the day, if these countries had a democracy, and the people were polled whether their nation should go to war to defend lebanon or palestine, they'd opt for their troops to stay home and build nice little power plants for the locals. A free, democratic people arent necessarily the most just or selfless. Heck, as i said before, there's no guarantee they're even intelligent. But how would you get a lazy people to trust a leader's decision to take their people to war without a massive propaganda campaign?
despots at least create a sense of "order".
there must be a middle ground, but to assert that middle ground, individuals need to achieve a critical mass
---
Muslims will not fight to defend Muslims, even if they achieve democracy. Now we have the excuse that most Muslims are oppressed under autocrats in league w/ US interests, but if you look at polls and interviews with people on the street in the mworld, many folks are concerned with establishing domestic tranquility rather than getting into "foreign" wars. Sure, many m countries are trying to get on their feet after decades of colonization. Sure, the masajid boom with criticism of muslims' laziness. but at the end of the day, if these countries had a democracy, and the people were polled whether their nation should go to war to defend lebanon or palestine, they'd opt for their troops to stay home and build nice little power plants for the locals. A free, democratic people arent necessarily the most just or selfless. Heck, as i said before, there's no guarantee they're even intelligent. But how would you get a lazy people to trust a leader's decision to take their people to war without a massive propaganda campaign?
