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Michel Aflaq visits Nationalist Front HQ
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The Making of the Modern Arab World - Egyptian author Tarek Osman traces characters and ideas that have shaped the modern Arab world in 4 episodes @ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBTWYXolVrXpucoP3j69T-P8pHuT52OIB
Dec 2013 - BBC Radio 4 @ http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b03m359l/episodes/player
__Episode 1: The rise and fall of of Arab Liberalism.
__Episode 2: The rise and fall of Arab nationalism.
__Episode 3: The rise of Islamism from the 1970s to the 1990s.
__Episode 4: The build up to the Arab Spring, as two worlds collide.
0:17:08 - Suez Canal opened in 1869
0:20:45 - World War I ends in 1918
0:25:39 - Egyptian Constitution of 1923
0:31:45 - Episode 2: The rise of Arab nationalism
0:37:50 - Liberalism marginalized after the Al-Nakba of 1948
0:43:48 - Rift between Islamicists and the Free Officers Movement of Egypt in 1953
1:08:44 - Nasser Dies in 1970
see Wikipedia
1830 Rifa'a al-Tahtawi @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rifa%27a_al-Tahtawi
1890 Muhammad Abduh @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhammad_Abduh
1928 Hassan al-Banna @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hassan_al-Banna
1947 Michel Aflaq @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michel_Aflaq
1953 Gamal Abdel Nasser @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamal_Abdel_Nasser
Al-Nahda @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Nahda
arabic for "awakening" or "renaissance", Al-Nahda was a cultural renaissance that began in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in Egypt, then later moving to Ottoman-ruled Arabic-speaking regions including Lebanon, Syria and others. It is often regarded as a period of intellectual modernization and reform.
Al-Nakba @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1948_Palestinian_exodus
arabic for "disaster", "catastrophe", or "cataclysm", Al-Nakba occurred when more than 700,000 Palestinian were expelled from their homes, during the 1948 Palestine war.
- published: 26 Oct 2015
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I put some sort of translation for the anthem (it is a poem and not that easy to be translated).
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On 07.April.1947 the Baath party was established. It started with the ideas of the great Syrian philosopher "Zaki al-Arsuzi" (from Arsuz, a city in the occupied - by Turkey of course - Iskenderun). Later the party comprised the ideas of another philosopher "Michel Aflaq". in 1952 the party united with the socialists led by "Akram Al-Hurani", and took its final name "The Arab Socialist Baath Party".
The Baath members were oppressed by the successive Syrian governments.
In 1958 the party was dissolved along with all other Syrian parties as a condition made by the Egyptian president "Jamal Abdul Nasser" to establish the union between Syria and Egypt. The union lasted for three years in 1961 when a group of corrupted military officers backed by merchants and bankers ended the union.
It was a reign of terror and many key members in the Baath party were sentenced to death by the separation government.
On 08.March.1963 a group of military officers from the Baath party organized a coup against the separation government and succeed. This event is know in Syria as 08.March Revolution. It was really a revolution, a true revolution and not like the crappy terrorist Wahhabi revolution we are witnessing nowadays.
The new Baath government made significant changes in the Syrian society. May be you can say that 08.March revolution set the base of everything good in Syria.
After the revolution "Amin al-Hafiz", a rightist from the city of Hama, became the new president. However his strong ties with the Islamists posed a great danger to the ideas of the Baath, and the revolution was at a crossroad. It was a first tough test for the unity of the party. Amin al-Hafiz had to be removed, which was achieved by general Salah Jadid, a leftist from Lattakia countryside.
Noureddine al-Atassi, a leftist from Homs, became the president.
Salah Jadid led a true social movement in the country. He also led a campaign against corruption in the government and the state apparatuses. Salah Jadid himself was known to be honest and clean (he used to live in a rented house in Damascus, and had no house in his village), this was actually the case of the Baath leaders in that period.
The relationships between Syria and the Gulf states entered its worst stage in history (even worse than now), also the relationships with the US and the NATO-bloc, however more ties were established with the soviet union and its allies.
After the defeat in 1967 war, conflicts started to rise again within the party, this time between Salah Jadid (he left the army to lead the political wing of the party) and the defense minister general Hafiz Al-Assad.
in 1970 Salah Jadid sent Syrian tanks to Jordan in order to defend the Palestinians against the King who was massacring them. The Syrian troops advanced rapidly towards the Jordanian capital.
However the tanks were attacked by the Israeli air force. The increasing conflicts between the political and military leadership doomed the campaign to fail, and the tanks had to be withdrawn. The Palestinians had to leave Jordan after a Gulf-Egyptian initiative.
The Baath party was on fire, and it looked like that there was no way out. General Hafiz Al-Assad stepped and ended the conflict, and he became later the president of Syria.
President Hafiz Al-Assad continued the social movements with more "pragmatic ideology".
Being too long in power without maintenance caused serious problems within the body of the party. Being busy with internal struggles against the Muslim brotherhood, and external struggles against Israel (1973, 1978,1982) and against the US (1982 in Lebanon) also increased the problems.
The Baath party is not that devil that some people try to introduce nowadays. The Baath party itself is a victim of corruption, and it is time for the party to redeem its fine reputation.
- published: 07 Apr 2012
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Nicole Arbour's lies exposed. Sooo many lies. Jesus Christ, they're like ants, there's so many of em, where do they keep coming from, holy crap Nicole.
I've already made a video on Nicole Arbour and I hoped she would've stopped being such a cow. But now she's making videos flat-out lying even more, big claims about how she's being real, wants a fucking polygraph test etc. Settle down Nicole.This video will expose a bunch of her lies.
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Um, Nicole must've made this account and forgotten about it. And funnily enough, the *only* video she uploaded is the "Dear Matt" video.
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- published: 17 Jan 2016
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- published: 06 Oct 2014
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Le Modèle d'Algérie Arabo Musulmane de Messali en conflit avec le Modèle de l'Algérie Algérienne des Berberistes.
Messali Hadj, patron du PPA au caractère centralisateur, portait en lui l'organisation nationaliste en luttant pour l'indépendance. Mais il tend à gommer tous les particularismes, en puisant ses thèses et ses idées dun mouvement baathiste (de Baath : Renaissance en arabe), parti politique au pouvoir en Irak et Syrie depuis les années 1960. Il fut créé à Damas dans les années 40 par le chrétien Michel Aflak et le musulman sunnite Salah Al Din Bitar. Le Baath devient lune des principales expressions du nationalisme arabe révolutionnaire. Lunité arabe avant tout, dans sa doctrine. Que les peuples arabes forment une seule nation aspirant à constituer un Etat et à jouer un rôle spécial dans le monde. De sensibilité laïque, le Baath admet cependant le rôle que lIslam a joué dans larabisme et encourage le socialisme. Il est aussi en faveur dune démocratie pluraliste et délections libres. Toutefois, le père du mouvement nationaliste algérien, na retenu ni les principes de laïcité, ni les sensibilités populaires, telle la berbérité, la démocratie pluraliste et moins encore les élections libres.
Messali était aussi sous la houlette de Chekib Arslane, un émir oriental qui s'imposera comme son tuteur et l'entraînera vers l'identitarisme religieux. En considérant l'arabisme et l'islamisme de l'époque comme des ferments nationalistes. Ce mouvement nationaliste est responsable de la réorientation du nationalisme radical de lENA, vers un nationalisme moins marqué par les philosophies des Lumières, et par les esprits libéraux, qui fondèrent les déclarations des droits de la citoyenneté depuis le XVIIIe siècle.
LAlgérie Algérienne
Ceci étant, la négation de la dimension berbère : identité, culture, langue se fait au profit dune définition arabo-islamique de la nation algérienne, socle dune idéologie à caractère national, populiste, dont les fondements se situent dans le panarabisme. La régression saccélère et sapprofondie avec la montée de cette idéologie, synonyme dapartheid, fascisme et racisme. Aujourdhui, on peut laffermir et sans crainte de se tromper que larabo-islamisme fait le lit du terrorisme. La prédominance exclusive de la vulgate arabo-islamiste exclue lentité Amazighe sur le terrain politique et social. On reproche à la thèse Algérie algérienne qui remet en cause le concept de lArabo islamisme par le fait quelle a éclaté en France, chez les cadres de limmigration, et qui na pas touché les militants dAlgérie, pas même en Kabylie, région pourtant particulièrement concernée. Car en France, il y a lhypothèse des effets dinfluence de la société française (laïcité, position des jeunes intellectuels berbères en France, en rupture avec les coutumes religieuses et les traditions familiales, volonté de sortir dun nationalisme jugé trop étroit pour lintégration plus grande aux luttes sociales en France). Peu importe, après la défaite politique des auteurs de la thèse Algérie algérienne devant la direction du PPA, qui nest pas dailleurs la conséquence de la faiblesse de leur proposition, mais celle de la fragilité dune Algérie colonisée, désorganisée, aliénée, pauvre culturellement, incapable de vivre pour elle-même et de se doter dune identité structurante propre. En tout état de cause, lAlgérie algérienne était et demeure une élaboration généreuse, authentique, incarnant totalement la dimension quelle veut porter.La Crise Berbériste éclate
En 1949 : Ali Yahia Cid dit Rachid, étudiant en droit à Paris et membre du Comité directeur de la Fédération de France du PPA/MTLD, réussit à faire voter une motion dénonçant le mythe dune Algérie arabo-islamique et défend la thèse de lAlgérie algérienne. Elle est acceptée à une majorité écrasante : 28 voix sur 32.« A la fédération de France du MTLD, il y avait 32 membres dont 28 à linitiative de Rachid Ali Yahya, étudiant, et sous limpulsion de militants kabyles notamment Benaï Ouali, Ferah Ali, Oubouzar et dautres, disaient « nous nous battons pour la démocratie, la laïcité, lindépendance et pour une Algérie algérienne ». Messali et ses partisans, y compris ceux du comité central, disaient « lAlgérie est un pays arabe. Elle doit se tourner vers les pays du proche orient, devenir une composante de la nation arabe. LAlgérie est un pays musulman, il faut promouvoir la religion musulmane ». Et les responsables kabyles même ceux faisant partie de lO.S, disaient « oui, aux revendications berbères mais pas de façon prématuré, il faut dabord obtenir lindépendance avant de poser le problème berbère ».
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- published: 10 Nov 2011
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Saddam se formó como cuadro de la muy ideológica y dogmática estructura del Partido Baath. Sus discursos, desde que llegó al gobierno en 1968 hasta su muerte, tienen un constante carácter ideológico y pseudointelectual, y en el último decenio les ha aplicado incluso una capa de retórica islámica. Desde sus primeras hasta sus últimas declaraciones, siempre ha presentado a los árabes como la raza maestra, cuya historia y conquistas son gloriosas. Siempre tuvo una creencia mística en la autopurificación a través de la violencia, la idea de que el alma se eleva por la guerra y el asesinato. Y, lo más importante, siempre ha estado comprometido con una vida de lucha implacable, de guerras y enfrentamientos cada vez más exhaustivos, de revolución perpetua, que socava toda verdad objetiva, toda estabilidad, toda posibilidad de reposo y de paz. Ha creído en todo esto en nombre de cierta conquista final y trascendente para sí mismo y la nación árabe.
Adquirió estas creencias y hábitos mentales del Partido Baath y, a fin de cuentas, de su líder y fundador. "Michel Aflaq creó el partido y no yo —declaró Saddam en una entrevista en 1980—. ¿Cómo olvidar lo que Michel Aflaq ha hecho por mí? De no ser por él, yo no estaría en este lugar." Saddam instaló a Aflaq en un alto puesto del partido cuando se hizo dictador. Saddam cita a Aflaq al insistir, como hace a menudo, en que el Partido Baath no es como otros. En cambio, afirma, es un credo, parecido por su fe y objetivos al islam inicial, que ofrece elevación espiritual en el proceso de ascenso de la nación a través de grandes proezas de conquista, liberación, justicia, altruismo y flexibilidad.
- published: 13 Dec 2010
- views: 13074
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- published: 19 Jun 2015
- views: 562
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Giorgio Agamben (1942–)
Hans Albert (1921–)
Rogers Albritton (1923–2002)
Virgil Aldrich (1903–1998)[b]
Gerda Alexander (1908–1994)
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Allan Bloom (1930–1992)
Norberto Bobbio (1909–2004)[b][c][d]
Jozef Maria Bochenski (1902–1995)
Dietrich Bonhoeffer (1906–1945)[c][d]
George Boolos (1940–1996)
Pierre Bourdieu (1930–2002)[d]
Richard-Bevan Braithwaite (1900–1990)[b][c]
Richard B. Brandt (1910–1997)[a][b]
Michael Bratman (1945-)
Stephen E. Braude
Harry Brighouse
Berit Brogaard (1970-)
Stephen Bronner (1949-)
John Broome (1947-)
Pascal Bruckner (1948-)
Mario Bunge (1919-)
John Burnheim (1928-)
Panayot Butchvarov (1933-)
Judith Butler (1956-)
Charles Butterworth, Amílcar Cabral (1924–1973)[d]
Albert Camus (1913–1960)[a][b][c][d]
Georges Canguilhem (1904–1995)[a]
Hector-Neri Castañeda (1924–1991)[a]
David Castle (1967- )
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- published: 15 Jun 2013
- views: 661
Michel Aflaq (Arabic: ميشيل عفلق, Damascus, 1910 – Paris, 23 June 1989) was a Syrian philosopher, sociologist and Arab nationalist. His ideas played a significant role in the development of Ba'athism and its political movement; he is considered by several Ba'athists to be the principal founder of Ba'athist thought. He published various books during his lifetime, the most notable being The Battle for One Destiny (1958) and The Struggle Against Distorting the Movement of Arab Revolution (1975).
Born into a middle class family in Damascus, Syria, Aflaq studied at the Sorbonne, where he met his future political companion Salah al-Din al-Bitar. He returned to Syria in 1932, and began his political career in communist politics. Aflaq became a communist activist, but broke his ties with the communist movement when the Syrian–Lebanese Communist Party supported France's colonial policies. Later in 1940 Aflaq and al-Bitar established the Arab Ihya Movement (later renaming itself the Arab Ba'ath Movement, taking the name from Zaki al-Arsuzi's group by the same name). The movement proved successful, and in 1947 the Arab Ba'ath Movement merged with al-Arsuzi's Arab Ba'ath organisation to establish the Arab Ba'ath Party. Aflaq was elected to the party's executive committee and was elected "'Amid" (meaning the party's leader).
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73:14Arab Political Thought 1870--1970
Arab Political Thought 1870--1970Arab Political Thought 1870--1970
The Making of the Modern Arab World - Egyptian author Tarek Osman traces characters and ideas that have shaped the modern Arab world in 4 episodes @ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBTWYXolVrXpucoP3j69T-P8pHuT52OIB Dec 2013 - BBC Radio 4 @ http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b03m359l/episodes/player __Episode 1: The rise and fall of of Arab Liberalism. __Episode 2: The rise and fall of Arab nationalism. __Episode 3: The rise of Islamism from the 1970s to the 1990s. __Episode 4: The build up to the Arab Spring, as two worlds collide. 0:17:08 - Suez Canal opened in 1869 0:20:45 - World War I ends in 1918 0:25:39 - Egyptian Constitution of 1923 0:31:45 - Episode 2: The rise of Arab nationalism 0:37:50 - Liberalism marginalized after the Al-Nakba of 1948 0:43:48 - Rift between Islamicists and the Free Officers Movement of Egypt in 1953 1:08:44 - Nasser Dies in 1970 see Wikipedia 1830 Rifa'a al-Tahtawi @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rifa%27a_al-Tahtawi 1890 Muhammad Abduh @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhammad_Abduh 1928 Hassan al-Banna @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hassan_al-Banna 1947 Michel Aflaq @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michel_Aflaq 1953 Gamal Abdel Nasser @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamal_Abdel_Nasser Al-Nahda @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Nahda arabic for "awakening" or "renaissance", Al-Nahda was a cultural renaissance that began in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in Egypt, then later moving to Ottoman-ruled Arabic-speaking regions including Lebanon, Syria and others. It is often regarded as a period of intellectual modernization and reform. Al-Nakba @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1948_Palestinian_exodus arabic for "disaster", "catastrophe", or "cataclysm", Al-Nakba occurred when more than 700,000 Palestinian were expelled from their homes, during the 1948 Palestine war. -
2:27The Arab Socialist Baath Party
The Arab Socialist Baath PartyThe Arab Socialist Baath Party
I put some sort of translation for the anthem (it is a poem and not that easy to be translated). Press the cc button on the player to view the translation. See the photo: http://truthsyria.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/how-to-view-translation.png Make sure that the annotation button is activated (red for instance) http://truthsyria.files.wordpress.com/2012/03/show-annotations.png On 07.April.1947 the Baath party was established. It started with the ideas of the great Syrian philosopher "Zaki al-Arsuzi" (from Arsuz, a city in the occupied - by Turkey of course - Iskenderun). Later the party comprised the ideas of another philosopher "Michel Aflaq". in 1952 the party united with the socialists led by "Akram Al-Hurani", and took its final name "The Arab Socialist Baath Party". The Baath members were oppressed by the successive Syrian governments. In 1958 the party was dissolved along with all other Syrian parties as a condition made by the Egyptian president "Jamal Abdul Nasser" to establish the union between Syria and Egypt. The union lasted for three years in 1961 when a group of corrupted military officers backed by merchants and bankers ended the union. It was a reign of terror and many key members in the Baath party were sentenced to death by the separation government. On 08.March.1963 a group of military officers from the Baath party organized a coup against the separation government and succeed. This event is know in Syria as 08.March Revolution. It was really a revolution, a true revolution and not like the crappy terrorist Wahhabi revolution we are witnessing nowadays. The new Baath government made significant changes in the Syrian society. May be you can say that 08.March revolution set the base of everything good in Syria. After the revolution "Amin al-Hafiz", a rightist from the city of Hama, became the new president. However his strong ties with the Islamists posed a great danger to the ideas of the Baath, and the revolution was at a crossroad. It was a first tough test for the unity of the party. Amin al-Hafiz had to be removed, which was achieved by general Salah Jadid, a leftist from Lattakia countryside. Noureddine al-Atassi, a leftist from Homs, became the president. Salah Jadid led a true social movement in the country. He also led a campaign against corruption in the government and the state apparatuses. Salah Jadid himself was known to be honest and clean (he used to live in a rented house in Damascus, and had no house in his village), this was actually the case of the Baath leaders in that period. The relationships between Syria and the Gulf states entered its worst stage in history (even worse than now), also the relationships with the US and the NATO-bloc, however more ties were established with the soviet union and its allies. After the defeat in 1967 war, conflicts started to rise again within the party, this time between Salah Jadid (he left the army to lead the political wing of the party) and the defense minister general Hafiz Al-Assad. in 1970 Salah Jadid sent Syrian tanks to Jordan in order to defend the Palestinians against the King who was massacring them. The Syrian troops advanced rapidly towards the Jordanian capital. However the tanks were attacked by the Israeli air force. The increasing conflicts between the political and military leadership doomed the campaign to fail, and the tanks had to be withdrawn. The Palestinians had to leave Jordan after a Gulf-Egyptian initiative. The Baath party was on fire, and it looked like that there was no way out. General Hafiz Al-Assad stepped and ended the conflict, and he became later the president of Syria. President Hafiz Al-Assad continued the social movements with more "pragmatic ideology". Being too long in power without maintenance caused serious problems within the body of the party. Being busy with internal struggles against the Muslim brotherhood, and external struggles against Israel (1973, 1978,1982) and against the US (1982 in Lebanon) also increased the problems. The Baath party is not that devil that some people try to introduce nowadays. The Baath party itself is a victim of corruption, and it is time for the party to redeem its fine reputation. -
11:05Nicole Arbour EXPOSED As A Liar - With Proof (Vs Matthew Santoro)
Nicole Arbour EXPOSED As A Liar - With Proof (Vs Matthew Santoro)Nicole Arbour EXPOSED As A Liar - With Proof (Vs Matthew Santoro)
Nicole Arbour's lies exposed. Sooo many lies. Jesus Christ, they're like ants, there's so many of em, where do they keep coming from, holy crap Nicole. I've already made a video on Nicole Arbour and I hoped she would've stopped being such a cow. But now she's making videos flat-out lying even more, big claims about how she's being real, wants a fucking polygraph test etc. Settle down Nicole.This video will expose a bunch of her lies. www.dailymotion.com/nicolearbour Um, Nicole must've made this account and forgotten about it. And funnily enough, the *only* video she uploaded is the "Dear Matt" video. Support me on Patreon if you want. That would be cool. https://www.patreon.com/GradeAUnderA Also, here are some of my links, follow me on them if you want. http://www.twitch.tv/gradeaundera http://www.twitter.com/gradeaundera http://www.facebook.com/gradeaundera Steam: GradeAUnderA Reddit username: GradeAUnderA Mother's Maiden Name: GradeAUnderA Hope you liked the video! Thanks for watching. Much love. Might be streaming a lil later on, so if you're seeing this and it doesn't have too many views, pop over to my twitch and I might be around :D Much love to my Patreon peeps for supporting me in December. The following people need to meet me at the airport so we can go and beat Nicole Arbour up: Andy, Osama A, Joseph G, Alex M, Tom L, and Mike M -
10:06Real Time with Bill Maher: Ben Affleck, Sam Harris and Bill Maher Debate Radical Islam (HBO)
Real Time with Bill Maher: Ben Affleck, Sam Harris and Bill Maher Debate Radical Islam (HBO)Real Time with Bill Maher: Ben Affleck, Sam Harris and Bill Maher Debate Radical Islam (HBO)
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76:06Crise Berberiste de 1949 par Maitre Rachid Ali Yahia (Vidéos de Aghriv06 recollées)
Crise Berberiste de 1949 par Maitre Rachid Ali Yahia (Vidéos de Aghriv06 recollées)Crise Berberiste de 1949 par Maitre Rachid Ali Yahia (Vidéos de Aghriv06 recollées)
Le Modèle d'Algérie Arabo Musulmane de Messali en conflit avec le Modèle de l'Algérie Algérienne des Berberistes. Messali Hadj, patron du PPA au caractère centralisateur, portait en lui l'organisation nationaliste en luttant pour l'indépendance. Mais il tend à gommer tous les particularismes, en puisant ses thèses et ses idées dun mouvement baathiste (de Baath : Renaissance en arabe), parti politique au pouvoir en Irak et Syrie depuis les années 1960. Il fut créé à Damas dans les années 40 par le chrétien Michel Aflak et le musulman sunnite Salah Al Din Bitar. Le Baath devient lune des principales expressions du nationalisme arabe révolutionnaire. Lunité arabe avant tout, dans sa doctrine. Que les peuples arabes forment une seule nation aspirant à constituer un Etat et à jouer un rôle spécial dans le monde. De sensibilité laïque, le Baath admet cependant le rôle que lIslam a joué dans larabisme et encourage le socialisme. Il est aussi en faveur dune démocratie pluraliste et délections libres. Toutefois, le père du mouvement nationaliste algérien, na retenu ni les principes de laïcité, ni les sensibilités populaires, telle la berbérité, la démocratie pluraliste et moins encore les élections libres. Messali était aussi sous la houlette de Chekib Arslane, un émir oriental qui s'imposera comme son tuteur et l'entraînera vers l'identitarisme religieux. En considérant l'arabisme et l'islamisme de l'époque comme des ferments nationalistes. Ce mouvement nationaliste est responsable de la réorientation du nationalisme radical de lENA, vers un nationalisme moins marqué par les philosophies des Lumières, et par les esprits libéraux, qui fondèrent les déclarations des droits de la citoyenneté depuis le XVIIIe siècle. LAlgérie Algérienne Ceci étant, la négation de la dimension berbère : identité, culture, langue se fait au profit dune définition arabo-islamique de la nation algérienne, socle dune idéologie à caractère national, populiste, dont les fondements se situent dans le panarabisme. La régression saccélère et sapprofondie avec la montée de cette idéologie, synonyme dapartheid, fascisme et racisme. Aujourdhui, on peut laffermir et sans crainte de se tromper que larabo-islamisme fait le lit du terrorisme. La prédominance exclusive de la vulgate arabo-islamiste exclue lentité Amazighe sur le terrain politique et social. On reproche à la thèse Algérie algérienne qui remet en cause le concept de lArabo islamisme par le fait quelle a éclaté en France, chez les cadres de limmigration, et qui na pas touché les militants dAlgérie, pas même en Kabylie, région pourtant particulièrement concernée. Car en France, il y a lhypothèse des effets dinfluence de la société française (laïcité, position des jeunes intellectuels berbères en France, en rupture avec les coutumes religieuses et les traditions familiales, volonté de sortir dun nationalisme jugé trop étroit pour lintégration plus grande aux luttes sociales en France). Peu importe, après la défaite politique des auteurs de la thèse Algérie algérienne devant la direction du PPA, qui nest pas dailleurs la conséquence de la faiblesse de leur proposition, mais celle de la fragilité dune Algérie colonisée, désorganisée, aliénée, pauvre culturellement, incapable de vivre pour elle-même et de se doter dune identité structurante propre. En tout état de cause, lAlgérie algérienne était et demeure une élaboration généreuse, authentique, incarnant totalement la dimension quelle veut porter.La Crise Berbériste éclate En 1949 : Ali Yahia Cid dit Rachid, étudiant en droit à Paris et membre du Comité directeur de la Fédération de France du PPA/MTLD, réussit à faire voter une motion dénonçant le mythe dune Algérie arabo-islamique et défend la thèse de lAlgérie algérienne. Elle est acceptée à une majorité écrasante : 28 voix sur 32.« A la fédération de France du MTLD, il y avait 32 membres dont 28 à linitiative de Rachid Ali Yahya, étudiant, et sous limpulsion de militants kabyles notamment Benaï Ouali, Ferah Ali, Oubouzar et dautres, disaient « nous nous battons pour la démocratie, la laïcité, lindépendance et pour une Algérie algérienne ». Messali et ses partisans, y compris ceux du comité central, disaient « lAlgérie est un pays arabe. Elle doit se tourner vers les pays du proche orient, devenir une composante de la nation arabe. LAlgérie est un pays musulman, il faut promouvoir la religion musulmane ». Et les responsables kabyles même ceux faisant partie de lO.S, disaient « oui, aux revendications berbères mais pas de façon prématuré, il faut dabord obtenir lindépendance avant de poser le problème berbère ». http://wikiwix.com/cache/?url=http://www.afrique-du-nord.com/article.php3?id_... http://www.tamazgha.fr/La-crise-dite-berberiste-de-1949-et-ses-developpements... -
11:29Saddam Hussein - Ascensión al poder: El Partido Baaz y el Tercer Reich 2/7
Saddam Hussein - Ascensión al poder: El Partido Baaz y el Tercer Reich 2/7Saddam Hussein - Ascensión al poder: El Partido Baaz y el Tercer Reich 2/7
Saddam se formó como cuadro de la muy ideológica y dogmática estructura del Partido Baath. Sus discursos, desde que llegó al gobierno en 1968 hasta su muerte, tienen un constante carácter ideológico y pseudointelectual, y en el último decenio les ha aplicado incluso una capa de retórica islámica. Desde sus primeras hasta sus últimas declaraciones, siempre ha presentado a los árabes como la raza maestra, cuya historia y conquistas son gloriosas. Siempre tuvo una creencia mística en la autopurificación a través de la violencia, la idea de que el alma se eleva por la guerra y el asesinato. Y, lo más importante, siempre ha estado comprometido con una vida de lucha implacable, de guerras y enfrentamientos cada vez más exhaustivos, de revolución perpetua, que socava toda verdad objetiva, toda estabilidad, toda posibilidad de reposo y de paz. Ha creído en todo esto en nombre de cierta conquista final y trascendente para sí mismo y la nación árabe. Adquirió estas creencias y hábitos mentales del Partido Baath y, a fin de cuentas, de su líder y fundador. "Michel Aflaq creó el partido y no yo —declaró Saddam en una entrevista en 1980—. ¿Cómo olvidar lo que Michel Aflaq ha hecho por mí? De no ser por él, yo no estaría en este lugar." Saddam instaló a Aflaq en un alto puesto del partido cuando se hizo dictador. Saddam cita a Aflaq al insistir, como hace a menudo, en que el Partido Baath no es como otros. En cambio, afirma, es un credo, parecido por su fe y objetivos al islam inicial, que ofrece elevación espiritual en el proceso de ascenso de la nación a través de grandes proezas de conquista, liberación, justicia, altruismo y flexibilidad. -
0:14TMZ Discussing Heidegger
TMZ Discussing HeideggerTMZ Discussing Heidegger
Ancient Greek, Pythagoras, Plato, Aristotle, Socrates, metaphysics, Logic, rational, reason, ethics, and aesthetics, Aestheticians Epistemologists Ethicists Logicians Metaphysicians, Analytic Continental Pragmatism Eastern Islamic Platonic Scholastic, Ancient Medieval Modern Contemporary, Nicola Abbagnano, Peter Achinstein, H. B. Acton, Marilyn McCord Adams, Robert Merrihew Adams, Mortimer Adler Theodor Adorno, Sediq Afghan (1958–) Michel Aflaq (1910–1989) Giorgio Agamben (1942–) Hans Albert (1921–) Rogers Albritton (1923–2002) Virgil Aldrich (1903–1998)[b] Gerda Alexander (1908–1994) Aleksandr Danilovich Aleksandrov, Robert Alexy, Diogenes Allen, William Alston, Louis Althusser, Alan Ross Anderson, C. Anthony Anderson, Pamela Sue Anderson, G. E. M. Anscombe, Karl-Otto Apel, Kwame Anthony Appiah, Hannah Arendt, David Malet Armstrong, Zaki al-Arsuzi, Raymond Aron, Pandurang Shastri Athavale, Robert Audi, John Langshaw Austin, Alfred Jules Ayer, Joxe Azurmendi, Kent Bach, Alain Badiou, Archie J. Bahm, Annette Baier, Kurt Baier, Albena Bakratcheva, Tom Baldwin, Étienne Balibar, Hassan al-Banna, Norman P. Barry, William Barrett, Roland Barthes, Jon Barwise, Jean Baudrillard, Monroe Beardsley, Jean Beaufret, Lewis White Beck, Gustav Bergmann, Marshall Berman, Isaiah Berlin, Alfred Bernhart, Andrew Bernstein, Harry Binswanger, Max Black, Maurice Blanchot (1907–2003)[d] Allan Bloom (1930–1992) Norberto Bobbio (1909–2004)[b][c][d] Jozef Maria Bochenski (1902–1995) Dietrich Bonhoeffer (1906–1945)[c][d] George Boolos (1940–1996) Pierre Bourdieu (1930–2002)[d] Richard-Bevan Braithwaite (1900–1990)[b][c] Richard B. Brandt (1910–1997)[a][b] Michael Bratman (1945-) Stephen E. Braude Harry Brighouse Berit Brogaard (1970-) Stephen Bronner (1949-) John Broome (1947-) Pascal Bruckner (1948-) Mario Bunge (1919-) John Burnheim (1928-) Panayot Butchvarov (1933-) Judith Butler (1956-) Charles Butterworth, Amílcar Cabral (1924–1973)[d] Albert Camus (1913–1960)[a][b][c][d] Georges Canguilhem (1904–1995)[a] Hector-Neri Castañeda (1924–1991)[a] David Castle (1967- ) Cornelius Castoriadis, Paola Cavalieri, Michel de Certeau, David Chalmers, Haridas Chaudhuri, Roderick Chisholm, Noam Chomsky, Alonzo Church, Frank Cioffi, L. Jonathan Cohen, Lucio Colletti, Frederick Copleston, Jack Copeland, William Lane Craig, Mary Daly, Donald Davidson, Simone de Beauvoir, Alain de Benoist, Alain de Botton, Bruno de Finetti, Paul de Man, Guy Debord, Gilles Deleuze, Bernard Delfgaauw,, Daniel Dennett, Jacques Derrida, Michael Dummett, Miroslaw Dzielski, William A. Earle, Umberto Eco, James M. Edie, Paul Edwards, Mircea Eliade, Jacques Ellul, Gareth Evans, Ignacio Ellacuria, Emil Fackenheim, Frantz Fanon, Austin Marsden Farrer, Herbert Feigl, Joel Feinberg, José Ferrater Mora, Paul Feyerabend, Hartry H. Field, Arthur Fine, Kit Fine, Antony Flew, Vilém Flusser, Michel Foucault, Bas van Fraassen, William K. Frankena, Oliver Shewell Franks Hans Frei, Northrop Frye, Lon L. Fuller, Hans-Georg Gadamer, Peter Geach, Ernest Gellner, Gerhard Gentzen, Edmund Gettier, Alan Gewirth, Rashid al-Ghannushi, Kurt Gödel, Lucien Goldmann, Nicolás Gómez Dávila, Nelson Goodman, Paul Goodman, Allan Gotthelf, George Grant, Herbert Paul Grice, Félix Guattari Gotthard Günther, Susan Haack, Jürgen Habermas, Manly Palmer Hall, Philip Hallie, Stuart Hampshire, Norwood Russell Hanson, Michael Hardt, R. M. Hare, Donna Haraway, H. L. A. Hart, David Bentley Hart, Sally Haslanger, John Hawthorne, Werner Heisenberg, Ágnes Heller, Erich Heller, Carl Gustav Hempel, Michel Henry, Abraham Joshua Heschel, Mary Hesse, Jaakko Hintikka, Sidney Hook, Robert Maynard Hutchins, Hsu Fu-kuan, Jean Hyppolite, Evald Vassilievich Ilyenkov, Peter van Inwagen, Frank Jackson, Fredric Jameson, Christopher Janaway, Erich Jantsch, Richard C. Jeffrey, Hans Jonas -
9:39Are You Your Brain?
Are You Your Brain?Are You Your Brain?
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UPITN 28 10 74 AFLAQ VISITS NATIONALIST FRONT HQ
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Syrian Philosopher Michel Aflaq - 1910-1989
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Arab Political Thought 1870--1970
The Making of the Modern Arab World - Egyptian author Tarek Osman traces characters and ideas that have shaped the modern Arab world in 4 episodes @ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBTWYXolVrXpucoP3j69T-P8pHuT52OIB Dec 2013 - BBC Radio 4 @ http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b03m359l/episodes/player __Episode 1: The rise and fall of of Arab Liberalism. __Episode 2: The rise and fall of Arab nationalism. __Episode 3: The rise of Islamism from the 1970s to the 1990s. __Episode 4: The build up to the Arab Spring, as two worlds collide. 0:17:08 - Suez Canal opened in 1869 0:20:45 - World War I ends in 1918 0:25:39 - Egyptian Constitution of 1923 0:31:45 - Episode 2: The rise of Arab nationalism 0:37:50 - Liberalism marginalized after the Al-Nakba of 1948 0:43:48 - Rift between Islamici... -
The Arab Socialist Baath Party
I put some sort of translation for the anthem (it is a poem and not that easy to be translated). Press the cc button on the player to view the translation. See the photo: http://truthsyria.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/how-to-view-translation.png Make sure that the annotation button is activated (red for instance) http://truthsyria.files.wordpress.com/2012/03/show-annotations.png On 07.April.1947 the Baath party was established. It started with the ideas of the great Syrian philosopher "Zaki al-Arsuzi" (from Arsuz, a city in the occupied - by Turkey of course - Iskenderun). Later the party comprised the ideas of another philosopher "Michel Aflaq". in 1952 the party united with the socialists led by "Akram Al-Hurani", and took its final name "The Arab Socialist Baath Party". The Baa... -
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UPITN 28 10 74 AFLAQ VISITS NATIONALIST FRONT HQ
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Michel Aflaq visits Nationalist Front HQ
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Michel Aflaq visits Nationalist Front HQ
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Michel Aflaq visits Nationalist Front HQ
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Syrian Philosopher Michel Aflaq - 1910-1989
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His ideas gave foundation to Baathism.
His ideas gave foundation to Baathism.
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His ideas gave foundation to Baathism.
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Arab Political Thought 1870--1970
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The Making of the Modern Arab World - Egyptian author Tarek Osman traces characters and ideas that have shaped the modern Arab world in 4 episodes @ https://www...
The Making of the Modern Arab World - Egyptian author Tarek Osman traces characters and ideas that have shaped the modern Arab world in 4 episodes @ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBTWYXolVrXpucoP3j69T-P8pHuT52OIB
Dec 2013 - BBC Radio 4 @ http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b03m359l/episodes/player
__Episode 1: The rise and fall of of Arab Liberalism.
__Episode 2: The rise and fall of Arab nationalism.
__Episode 3: The rise of Islamism from the 1970s to the 1990s.
__Episode 4: The build up to the Arab Spring, as two worlds collide.
0:17:08 - Suez Canal opened in 1869
0:20:45 - World War I ends in 1918
0:25:39 - Egyptian Constitution of 1923
0:31:45 - Episode 2: The rise of Arab nationalism
0:37:50 - Liberalism marginalized after the Al-Nakba of 1948
0:43:48 - Rift between Islamicists and the Free Officers Movement of Egypt in 1953
1:08:44 - Nasser Dies in 1970
see Wikipedia
1830 Rifa'a al-Tahtawi @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rifa%27a_al-Tahtawi
1890 Muhammad Abduh @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhammad_Abduh
1928 Hassan al-Banna @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hassan_al-Banna
1947 Michel Aflaq @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michel_Aflaq
1953 Gamal Abdel Nasser @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamal_Abdel_Nasser
Al-Nahda @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Nahda
arabic for "awakening" or "renaissance", Al-Nahda was a cultural renaissance that began in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in Egypt, then later moving to Ottoman-ruled Arabic-speaking regions including Lebanon, Syria and others. It is often regarded as a period of intellectual modernization and reform.
Al-Nakba @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1948_Palestinian_exodus
arabic for "disaster", "catastrophe", or "cataclysm", Al-Nakba occurred when more than 700,000 Palestinian were expelled from their homes, during the 1948 Palestine war.
wn.com/Arab Political Thought 1870 1970
The Making of the Modern Arab World - Egyptian author Tarek Osman traces characters and ideas that have shaped the modern Arab world in 4 episodes @ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBTWYXolVrXpucoP3j69T-P8pHuT52OIB
Dec 2013 - BBC Radio 4 @ http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b03m359l/episodes/player
__Episode 1: The rise and fall of of Arab Liberalism.
__Episode 2: The rise and fall of Arab nationalism.
__Episode 3: The rise of Islamism from the 1970s to the 1990s.
__Episode 4: The build up to the Arab Spring, as two worlds collide.
0:17:08 - Suez Canal opened in 1869
0:20:45 - World War I ends in 1918
0:25:39 - Egyptian Constitution of 1923
0:31:45 - Episode 2: The rise of Arab nationalism
0:37:50 - Liberalism marginalized after the Al-Nakba of 1948
0:43:48 - Rift between Islamicists and the Free Officers Movement of Egypt in 1953
1:08:44 - Nasser Dies in 1970
see Wikipedia
1830 Rifa'a al-Tahtawi @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rifa%27a_al-Tahtawi
1890 Muhammad Abduh @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhammad_Abduh
1928 Hassan al-Banna @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hassan_al-Banna
1947 Michel Aflaq @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michel_Aflaq
1953 Gamal Abdel Nasser @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamal_Abdel_Nasser
Al-Nahda @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Nahda
arabic for "awakening" or "renaissance", Al-Nahda was a cultural renaissance that began in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in Egypt, then later moving to Ottoman-ruled Arabic-speaking regions including Lebanon, Syria and others. It is often regarded as a period of intellectual modernization and reform.
Al-Nakba @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1948_Palestinian_exodus
arabic for "disaster", "catastrophe", or "cataclysm", Al-Nakba occurred when more than 700,000 Palestinian were expelled from their homes, during the 1948 Palestine war.
- published: 26 Oct 2015
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The Arab Socialist Baath Party
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- Duration: 2:27
- Updated: 07 Apr 2012
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I put some sort of translation for the anthem (it is a poem and not that easy to be translated).
Press the cc button on the player to view the translation. See...
I put some sort of translation for the anthem (it is a poem and not that easy to be translated).
Press the cc button on the player to view the translation. See the photo:
http://truthsyria.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/how-to-view-translation.png
Make sure that the annotation button is activated (red for instance)
http://truthsyria.files.wordpress.com/2012/03/show-annotations.png
On 07.April.1947 the Baath party was established. It started with the ideas of the great Syrian philosopher "Zaki al-Arsuzi" (from Arsuz, a city in the occupied - by Turkey of course - Iskenderun). Later the party comprised the ideas of another philosopher "Michel Aflaq". in 1952 the party united with the socialists led by "Akram Al-Hurani", and took its final name "The Arab Socialist Baath Party".
The Baath members were oppressed by the successive Syrian governments.
In 1958 the party was dissolved along with all other Syrian parties as a condition made by the Egyptian president "Jamal Abdul Nasser" to establish the union between Syria and Egypt. The union lasted for three years in 1961 when a group of corrupted military officers backed by merchants and bankers ended the union.
It was a reign of terror and many key members in the Baath party were sentenced to death by the separation government.
On 08.March.1963 a group of military officers from the Baath party organized a coup against the separation government and succeed. This event is know in Syria as 08.March Revolution. It was really a revolution, a true revolution and not like the crappy terrorist Wahhabi revolution we are witnessing nowadays.
The new Baath government made significant changes in the Syrian society. May be you can say that 08.March revolution set the base of everything good in Syria.
After the revolution "Amin al-Hafiz", a rightist from the city of Hama, became the new president. However his strong ties with the Islamists posed a great danger to the ideas of the Baath, and the revolution was at a crossroad. It was a first tough test for the unity of the party. Amin al-Hafiz had to be removed, which was achieved by general Salah Jadid, a leftist from Lattakia countryside.
Noureddine al-Atassi, a leftist from Homs, became the president.
Salah Jadid led a true social movement in the country. He also led a campaign against corruption in the government and the state apparatuses. Salah Jadid himself was known to be honest and clean (he used to live in a rented house in Damascus, and had no house in his village), this was actually the case of the Baath leaders in that period.
The relationships between Syria and the Gulf states entered its worst stage in history (even worse than now), also the relationships with the US and the NATO-bloc, however more ties were established with the soviet union and its allies.
After the defeat in 1967 war, conflicts started to rise again within the party, this time between Salah Jadid (he left the army to lead the political wing of the party) and the defense minister general Hafiz Al-Assad.
in 1970 Salah Jadid sent Syrian tanks to Jordan in order to defend the Palestinians against the King who was massacring them. The Syrian troops advanced rapidly towards the Jordanian capital.
However the tanks were attacked by the Israeli air force. The increasing conflicts between the political and military leadership doomed the campaign to fail, and the tanks had to be withdrawn. The Palestinians had to leave Jordan after a Gulf-Egyptian initiative.
The Baath party was on fire, and it looked like that there was no way out. General Hafiz Al-Assad stepped and ended the conflict, and he became later the president of Syria.
President Hafiz Al-Assad continued the social movements with more "pragmatic ideology".
Being too long in power without maintenance caused serious problems within the body of the party. Being busy with internal struggles against the Muslim brotherhood, and external struggles against Israel (1973, 1978,1982) and against the US (1982 in Lebanon) also increased the problems.
The Baath party is not that devil that some people try to introduce nowadays. The Baath party itself is a victim of corruption, and it is time for the party to redeem its fine reputation.
wn.com/The Arab Socialist Baath Party
I put some sort of translation for the anthem (it is a poem and not that easy to be translated).
Press the cc button on the player to view the translation. See the photo:
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Make sure that the annotation button is activated (red for instance)
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On 07.April.1947 the Baath party was established. It started with the ideas of the great Syrian philosopher "Zaki al-Arsuzi" (from Arsuz, a city in the occupied - by Turkey of course - Iskenderun). Later the party comprised the ideas of another philosopher "Michel Aflaq". in 1952 the party united with the socialists led by "Akram Al-Hurani", and took its final name "The Arab Socialist Baath Party".
The Baath members were oppressed by the successive Syrian governments.
In 1958 the party was dissolved along with all other Syrian parties as a condition made by the Egyptian president "Jamal Abdul Nasser" to establish the union between Syria and Egypt. The union lasted for three years in 1961 when a group of corrupted military officers backed by merchants and bankers ended the union.
It was a reign of terror and many key members in the Baath party were sentenced to death by the separation government.
On 08.March.1963 a group of military officers from the Baath party organized a coup against the separation government and succeed. This event is know in Syria as 08.March Revolution. It was really a revolution, a true revolution and not like the crappy terrorist Wahhabi revolution we are witnessing nowadays.
The new Baath government made significant changes in the Syrian society. May be you can say that 08.March revolution set the base of everything good in Syria.
After the revolution "Amin al-Hafiz", a rightist from the city of Hama, became the new president. However his strong ties with the Islamists posed a great danger to the ideas of the Baath, and the revolution was at a crossroad. It was a first tough test for the unity of the party. Amin al-Hafiz had to be removed, which was achieved by general Salah Jadid, a leftist from Lattakia countryside.
Noureddine al-Atassi, a leftist from Homs, became the president.
Salah Jadid led a true social movement in the country. He also led a campaign against corruption in the government and the state apparatuses. Salah Jadid himself was known to be honest and clean (he used to live in a rented house in Damascus, and had no house in his village), this was actually the case of the Baath leaders in that period.
The relationships between Syria and the Gulf states entered its worst stage in history (even worse than now), also the relationships with the US and the NATO-bloc, however more ties were established with the soviet union and its allies.
After the defeat in 1967 war, conflicts started to rise again within the party, this time between Salah Jadid (he left the army to lead the political wing of the party) and the defense minister general Hafiz Al-Assad.
in 1970 Salah Jadid sent Syrian tanks to Jordan in order to defend the Palestinians against the King who was massacring them. The Syrian troops advanced rapidly towards the Jordanian capital.
However the tanks were attacked by the Israeli air force. The increasing conflicts between the political and military leadership doomed the campaign to fail, and the tanks had to be withdrawn. The Palestinians had to leave Jordan after a Gulf-Egyptian initiative.
The Baath party was on fire, and it looked like that there was no way out. General Hafiz Al-Assad stepped and ended the conflict, and he became later the president of Syria.
President Hafiz Al-Assad continued the social movements with more "pragmatic ideology".
Being too long in power without maintenance caused serious problems within the body of the party. Being busy with internal struggles against the Muslim brotherhood, and external struggles against Israel (1973, 1978,1982) and against the US (1982 in Lebanon) also increased the problems.
The Baath party is not that devil that some people try to introduce nowadays. The Baath party itself is a victim of corruption, and it is time for the party to redeem its fine reputation.
- published: 07 Apr 2012
- views: 44583
Nicole Arbour EXPOSED As A Liar - With Proof (Vs Matthew Santoro)
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- Duration: 11:05
- Updated: 17 Jan 2016
- views: 2065966
Nicole Arbour's lies exposed. Sooo many lies. Jesus Christ, they're like ants, there's so many of em, where do they keep coming from, holy crap Nicole.
I've a...
Nicole Arbour's lies exposed. Sooo many lies. Jesus Christ, they're like ants, there's so many of em, where do they keep coming from, holy crap Nicole.
I've already made a video on Nicole Arbour and I hoped she would've stopped being such a cow. But now she's making videos flat-out lying even more, big claims about how she's being real, wants a fucking polygraph test etc. Settle down Nicole.This video will expose a bunch of her lies.
www.dailymotion.com/nicolearbour
Um, Nicole must've made this account and forgotten about it. And funnily enough, the *only* video she uploaded is the "Dear Matt" video.
Support me on Patreon if you want. That would be cool.
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Hope you liked the video! Thanks for watching. Much love.
Might be streaming a lil later on, so if you're seeing this and it doesn't have too many views, pop over to my twitch and I might be around :D
Much love to my Patreon peeps for supporting me in December. The following people need to meet me at the airport so we can go and beat Nicole Arbour up:
Andy, Osama A, Joseph G, Alex M, Tom L, and Mike M
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Nicole Arbour's lies exposed. Sooo many lies. Jesus Christ, they're like ants, there's so many of em, where do they keep coming from, holy crap Nicole.
I've already made a video on Nicole Arbour and I hoped she would've stopped being such a cow. But now she's making videos flat-out lying even more, big claims about how she's being real, wants a fucking polygraph test etc. Settle down Nicole.This video will expose a bunch of her lies.
www.dailymotion.com/nicolearbour
Um, Nicole must've made this account and forgotten about it. And funnily enough, the *only* video she uploaded is the "Dear Matt" video.
Support me on Patreon if you want. That would be cool.
https://www.patreon.com/GradeAUnderA
Also, here are some of my links, follow me on them if you want.
http://www.twitch.tv/gradeaundera
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http://www.facebook.com/gradeaundera
Steam: GradeAUnderA
Reddit username: GradeAUnderA
Mother's Maiden Name: GradeAUnderA
Hope you liked the video! Thanks for watching. Much love.
Might be streaming a lil later on, so if you're seeing this and it doesn't have too many views, pop over to my twitch and I might be around :D
Much love to my Patreon peeps for supporting me in December. The following people need to meet me at the airport so we can go and beat Nicole Arbour up:
Andy, Osama A, Joseph G, Alex M, Tom L, and Mike M
- published: 17 Jan 2016
- views: 2065966
Real Time with Bill Maher: Ben Affleck, Sam Harris and Bill Maher Debate Radical Islam (HBO)
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- Duration: 10:06
- Updated: 06 Oct 2014
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Bill Maher and his guests – Sam Harris, Ben Affleck, Michael Steele and Nicholas Kristof - discuss ISIS and radical Islam during the panel portion of “Real Time.”
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Subscribe to the Real Time YouTube: http://itsh.bo/10r5A1B
Bill Maher and his guests – Sam Harris, Ben Affleck, Michael Steele and Nicholas Kristof - discuss ISIS and radical Islam during the panel portion of “Real Time.”
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It's HBO.
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- published: 06 Oct 2014
- views: 2839705
Crise Berberiste de 1949 par Maitre Rachid Ali Yahia (Vidéos de Aghriv06 recollées)
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- Duration: 76:06
- Updated: 10 Nov 2011
- views: 22261
Le Modèle d'Algérie Arabo Musulmane de Messali en conflit avec le Modèle de l'Algérie Algérienne des Berberistes.
Messali Hadj, patron du PPA au caractère centr...
Le Modèle d'Algérie Arabo Musulmane de Messali en conflit avec le Modèle de l'Algérie Algérienne des Berberistes.
Messali Hadj, patron du PPA au caractère centralisateur, portait en lui l'organisation nationaliste en luttant pour l'indépendance. Mais il tend à gommer tous les particularismes, en puisant ses thèses et ses idées dun mouvement baathiste (de Baath : Renaissance en arabe), parti politique au pouvoir en Irak et Syrie depuis les années 1960. Il fut créé à Damas dans les années 40 par le chrétien Michel Aflak et le musulman sunnite Salah Al Din Bitar. Le Baath devient lune des principales expressions du nationalisme arabe révolutionnaire. Lunité arabe avant tout, dans sa doctrine. Que les peuples arabes forment une seule nation aspirant à constituer un Etat et à jouer un rôle spécial dans le monde. De sensibilité laïque, le Baath admet cependant le rôle que lIslam a joué dans larabisme et encourage le socialisme. Il est aussi en faveur dune démocratie pluraliste et délections libres. Toutefois, le père du mouvement nationaliste algérien, na retenu ni les principes de laïcité, ni les sensibilités populaires, telle la berbérité, la démocratie pluraliste et moins encore les élections libres.
Messali était aussi sous la houlette de Chekib Arslane, un émir oriental qui s'imposera comme son tuteur et l'entraînera vers l'identitarisme religieux. En considérant l'arabisme et l'islamisme de l'époque comme des ferments nationalistes. Ce mouvement nationaliste est responsable de la réorientation du nationalisme radical de lENA, vers un nationalisme moins marqué par les philosophies des Lumières, et par les esprits libéraux, qui fondèrent les déclarations des droits de la citoyenneté depuis le XVIIIe siècle.
LAlgérie Algérienne
Ceci étant, la négation de la dimension berbère : identité, culture, langue se fait au profit dune définition arabo-islamique de la nation algérienne, socle dune idéologie à caractère national, populiste, dont les fondements se situent dans le panarabisme. La régression saccélère et sapprofondie avec la montée de cette idéologie, synonyme dapartheid, fascisme et racisme. Aujourdhui, on peut laffermir et sans crainte de se tromper que larabo-islamisme fait le lit du terrorisme. La prédominance exclusive de la vulgate arabo-islamiste exclue lentité Amazighe sur le terrain politique et social. On reproche à la thèse Algérie algérienne qui remet en cause le concept de lArabo islamisme par le fait quelle a éclaté en France, chez les cadres de limmigration, et qui na pas touché les militants dAlgérie, pas même en Kabylie, région pourtant particulièrement concernée. Car en France, il y a lhypothèse des effets dinfluence de la société française (laïcité, position des jeunes intellectuels berbères en France, en rupture avec les coutumes religieuses et les traditions familiales, volonté de sortir dun nationalisme jugé trop étroit pour lintégration plus grande aux luttes sociales en France). Peu importe, après la défaite politique des auteurs de la thèse Algérie algérienne devant la direction du PPA, qui nest pas dailleurs la conséquence de la faiblesse de leur proposition, mais celle de la fragilité dune Algérie colonisée, désorganisée, aliénée, pauvre culturellement, incapable de vivre pour elle-même et de se doter dune identité structurante propre. En tout état de cause, lAlgérie algérienne était et demeure une élaboration généreuse, authentique, incarnant totalement la dimension quelle veut porter.La Crise Berbériste éclate
En 1949 : Ali Yahia Cid dit Rachid, étudiant en droit à Paris et membre du Comité directeur de la Fédération de France du PPA/MTLD, réussit à faire voter une motion dénonçant le mythe dune Algérie arabo-islamique et défend la thèse de lAlgérie algérienne. Elle est acceptée à une majorité écrasante : 28 voix sur 32.« A la fédération de France du MTLD, il y avait 32 membres dont 28 à linitiative de Rachid Ali Yahya, étudiant, et sous limpulsion de militants kabyles notamment Benaï Ouali, Ferah Ali, Oubouzar et dautres, disaient « nous nous battons pour la démocratie, la laïcité, lindépendance et pour une Algérie algérienne ». Messali et ses partisans, y compris ceux du comité central, disaient « lAlgérie est un pays arabe. Elle doit se tourner vers les pays du proche orient, devenir une composante de la nation arabe. LAlgérie est un pays musulman, il faut promouvoir la religion musulmane ». Et les responsables kabyles même ceux faisant partie de lO.S, disaient « oui, aux revendications berbères mais pas de façon prématuré, il faut dabord obtenir lindépendance avant de poser le problème berbère ».
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http://www.tamazgha.fr/La-crise-dite-berberiste-de-1949-et-ses-developpements...
wn.com/Crise Berberiste De 1949 Par Maitre Rachid Ali Yahia (Vidéos De Aghriv06 Recollées)
Le Modèle d'Algérie Arabo Musulmane de Messali en conflit avec le Modèle de l'Algérie Algérienne des Berberistes.
Messali Hadj, patron du PPA au caractère centralisateur, portait en lui l'organisation nationaliste en luttant pour l'indépendance. Mais il tend à gommer tous les particularismes, en puisant ses thèses et ses idées dun mouvement baathiste (de Baath : Renaissance en arabe), parti politique au pouvoir en Irak et Syrie depuis les années 1960. Il fut créé à Damas dans les années 40 par le chrétien Michel Aflak et le musulman sunnite Salah Al Din Bitar. Le Baath devient lune des principales expressions du nationalisme arabe révolutionnaire. Lunité arabe avant tout, dans sa doctrine. Que les peuples arabes forment une seule nation aspirant à constituer un Etat et à jouer un rôle spécial dans le monde. De sensibilité laïque, le Baath admet cependant le rôle que lIslam a joué dans larabisme et encourage le socialisme. Il est aussi en faveur dune démocratie pluraliste et délections libres. Toutefois, le père du mouvement nationaliste algérien, na retenu ni les principes de laïcité, ni les sensibilités populaires, telle la berbérité, la démocratie pluraliste et moins encore les élections libres.
Messali était aussi sous la houlette de Chekib Arslane, un émir oriental qui s'imposera comme son tuteur et l'entraînera vers l'identitarisme religieux. En considérant l'arabisme et l'islamisme de l'époque comme des ferments nationalistes. Ce mouvement nationaliste est responsable de la réorientation du nationalisme radical de lENA, vers un nationalisme moins marqué par les philosophies des Lumières, et par les esprits libéraux, qui fondèrent les déclarations des droits de la citoyenneté depuis le XVIIIe siècle.
LAlgérie Algérienne
Ceci étant, la négation de la dimension berbère : identité, culture, langue se fait au profit dune définition arabo-islamique de la nation algérienne, socle dune idéologie à caractère national, populiste, dont les fondements se situent dans le panarabisme. La régression saccélère et sapprofondie avec la montée de cette idéologie, synonyme dapartheid, fascisme et racisme. Aujourdhui, on peut laffermir et sans crainte de se tromper que larabo-islamisme fait le lit du terrorisme. La prédominance exclusive de la vulgate arabo-islamiste exclue lentité Amazighe sur le terrain politique et social. On reproche à la thèse Algérie algérienne qui remet en cause le concept de lArabo islamisme par le fait quelle a éclaté en France, chez les cadres de limmigration, et qui na pas touché les militants dAlgérie, pas même en Kabylie, région pourtant particulièrement concernée. Car en France, il y a lhypothèse des effets dinfluence de la société française (laïcité, position des jeunes intellectuels berbères en France, en rupture avec les coutumes religieuses et les traditions familiales, volonté de sortir dun nationalisme jugé trop étroit pour lintégration plus grande aux luttes sociales en France). Peu importe, après la défaite politique des auteurs de la thèse Algérie algérienne devant la direction du PPA, qui nest pas dailleurs la conséquence de la faiblesse de leur proposition, mais celle de la fragilité dune Algérie colonisée, désorganisée, aliénée, pauvre culturellement, incapable de vivre pour elle-même et de se doter dune identité structurante propre. En tout état de cause, lAlgérie algérienne était et demeure une élaboration généreuse, authentique, incarnant totalement la dimension quelle veut porter.La Crise Berbériste éclate
En 1949 : Ali Yahia Cid dit Rachid, étudiant en droit à Paris et membre du Comité directeur de la Fédération de France du PPA/MTLD, réussit à faire voter une motion dénonçant le mythe dune Algérie arabo-islamique et défend la thèse de lAlgérie algérienne. Elle est acceptée à une majorité écrasante : 28 voix sur 32.« A la fédération de France du MTLD, il y avait 32 membres dont 28 à linitiative de Rachid Ali Yahya, étudiant, et sous limpulsion de militants kabyles notamment Benaï Ouali, Ferah Ali, Oubouzar et dautres, disaient « nous nous battons pour la démocratie, la laïcité, lindépendance et pour une Algérie algérienne ». Messali et ses partisans, y compris ceux du comité central, disaient « lAlgérie est un pays arabe. Elle doit se tourner vers les pays du proche orient, devenir une composante de la nation arabe. LAlgérie est un pays musulman, il faut promouvoir la religion musulmane ». Et les responsables kabyles même ceux faisant partie de lO.S, disaient « oui, aux revendications berbères mais pas de façon prématuré, il faut dabord obtenir lindépendance avant de poser le problème berbère ».
http://wikiwix.com/cache/?url=http://www.afrique-du-nord.com/article.php3?id_...
http://www.tamazgha.fr/La-crise-dite-berberiste-de-1949-et-ses-developpements...
- published: 10 Nov 2011
- views: 22261
Saddam Hussein - Ascensión al poder: El Partido Baaz y el Tercer Reich 2/7
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- Duration: 11:29
- Updated: 13 Dec 2010
- views: 13074
Saddam se formó como cuadro de la muy ideológica y dogmática estructura del Partido Baath. Sus discursos, desde que llegó al gobierno en 1968 hasta su muerte, t...
Saddam se formó como cuadro de la muy ideológica y dogmática estructura del Partido Baath. Sus discursos, desde que llegó al gobierno en 1968 hasta su muerte, tienen un constante carácter ideológico y pseudointelectual, y en el último decenio les ha aplicado incluso una capa de retórica islámica. Desde sus primeras hasta sus últimas declaraciones, siempre ha presentado a los árabes como la raza maestra, cuya historia y conquistas son gloriosas. Siempre tuvo una creencia mística en la autopurificación a través de la violencia, la idea de que el alma se eleva por la guerra y el asesinato. Y, lo más importante, siempre ha estado comprometido con una vida de lucha implacable, de guerras y enfrentamientos cada vez más exhaustivos, de revolución perpetua, que socava toda verdad objetiva, toda estabilidad, toda posibilidad de reposo y de paz. Ha creído en todo esto en nombre de cierta conquista final y trascendente para sí mismo y la nación árabe.
Adquirió estas creencias y hábitos mentales del Partido Baath y, a fin de cuentas, de su líder y fundador. "Michel Aflaq creó el partido y no yo —declaró Saddam en una entrevista en 1980—. ¿Cómo olvidar lo que Michel Aflaq ha hecho por mí? De no ser por él, yo no estaría en este lugar." Saddam instaló a Aflaq en un alto puesto del partido cuando se hizo dictador. Saddam cita a Aflaq al insistir, como hace a menudo, en que el Partido Baath no es como otros. En cambio, afirma, es un credo, parecido por su fe y objetivos al islam inicial, que ofrece elevación espiritual en el proceso de ascenso de la nación a través de grandes proezas de conquista, liberación, justicia, altruismo y flexibilidad.
wn.com/Saddam Hussein Ascensión Al Poder El Partido Baaz Y El Tercer Reich 2 7
Saddam se formó como cuadro de la muy ideológica y dogmática estructura del Partido Baath. Sus discursos, desde que llegó al gobierno en 1968 hasta su muerte, tienen un constante carácter ideológico y pseudointelectual, y en el último decenio les ha aplicado incluso una capa de retórica islámica. Desde sus primeras hasta sus últimas declaraciones, siempre ha presentado a los árabes como la raza maestra, cuya historia y conquistas son gloriosas. Siempre tuvo una creencia mística en la autopurificación a través de la violencia, la idea de que el alma se eleva por la guerra y el asesinato. Y, lo más importante, siempre ha estado comprometido con una vida de lucha implacable, de guerras y enfrentamientos cada vez más exhaustivos, de revolución perpetua, que socava toda verdad objetiva, toda estabilidad, toda posibilidad de reposo y de paz. Ha creído en todo esto en nombre de cierta conquista final y trascendente para sí mismo y la nación árabe.
Adquirió estas creencias y hábitos mentales del Partido Baath y, a fin de cuentas, de su líder y fundador. "Michel Aflaq creó el partido y no yo —declaró Saddam en una entrevista en 1980—. ¿Cómo olvidar lo que Michel Aflaq ha hecho por mí? De no ser por él, yo no estaría en este lugar." Saddam instaló a Aflaq en un alto puesto del partido cuando se hizo dictador. Saddam cita a Aflaq al insistir, como hace a menudo, en que el Partido Baath no es como otros. En cambio, afirma, es un credo, parecido por su fe y objetivos al islam inicial, que ofrece elevación espiritual en el proceso de ascenso de la nación a través de grandes proezas de conquista, liberación, justicia, altruismo y flexibilidad.
- published: 13 Dec 2010
- views: 13074
TMZ Discussing Heidegger
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- Duration: 0:14
- Updated: 19 Jun 2015
- views: 562
Ancient Greek, Pythagoras, Plato, Aristotle, Socrates, metaphysics, Logic, rational, reason, ethics, and aesthetics, Aestheticians Epistemologists Ethic...
Ancient Greek, Pythagoras, Plato, Aristotle, Socrates, metaphysics, Logic, rational, reason, ethics, and aesthetics, Aestheticians Epistemologists Ethicists Logicians Metaphysicians, Analytic Continental Pragmatism Eastern Islamic Platonic Scholastic, Ancient Medieval Modern Contemporary, Nicola Abbagnano, Peter Achinstein, H. B. Acton, Marilyn McCord Adams, Robert Merrihew Adams, Mortimer Adler
Theodor Adorno, Sediq Afghan (1958–)
Michel Aflaq (1910–1989)
Giorgio Agamben (1942–)
Hans Albert (1921–)
Rogers Albritton (1923–2002)
Virgil Aldrich (1903–1998)[b]
Gerda Alexander (1908–1994)
Aleksandr Danilovich Aleksandrov, Robert Alexy, Diogenes Allen, William Alston, Louis Althusser, Alan Ross Anderson, C. Anthony Anderson, Pamela Sue Anderson, G. E. M. Anscombe, Karl-Otto Apel, Kwame Anthony Appiah, Hannah Arendt, David Malet Armstrong, Zaki al-Arsuzi, Raymond Aron, Pandurang Shastri Athavale, Robert Audi, John Langshaw Austin, Alfred Jules Ayer, Joxe Azurmendi, Kent Bach, Alain Badiou, Archie J. Bahm, Annette Baier, Kurt Baier, Albena Bakratcheva, Tom Baldwin, Étienne Balibar, Hassan al-Banna, Norman P. Barry, William Barrett, Roland Barthes, Jon Barwise, Jean Baudrillard, Monroe Beardsley, Jean Beaufret, Lewis White Beck, Gustav Bergmann, Marshall Berman, Isaiah Berlin, Alfred Bernhart, Andrew Bernstein, Harry Binswanger, Max Black, Maurice Blanchot (1907–2003)[d]
Allan Bloom (1930–1992)
Norberto Bobbio (1909–2004)[b][c][d]
Jozef Maria Bochenski (1902–1995)
Dietrich Bonhoeffer (1906–1945)[c][d]
George Boolos (1940–1996)
Pierre Bourdieu (1930–2002)[d]
Richard-Bevan Braithwaite (1900–1990)[b][c]
Richard B. Brandt (1910–1997)[a][b]
Michael Bratman (1945-)
Stephen E. Braude
Harry Brighouse
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Stephen Bronner (1949-)
John Broome (1947-)
Pascal Bruckner (1948-)
Mario Bunge (1919-)
John Burnheim (1928-)
Panayot Butchvarov (1933-)
Judith Butler (1956-)
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Georges Canguilhem (1904–1995)[a]
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David Castle (1967- )
Cornelius Castoriadis, Paola Cavalieri, Michel de Certeau, David Chalmers, Haridas Chaudhuri, Roderick Chisholm, Noam Chomsky, Alonzo Church, Frank Cioffi, L. Jonathan Cohen, Lucio Colletti, Frederick Copleston, Jack Copeland, William Lane Craig, Mary Daly, Donald Davidson, Simone de Beauvoir, Alain de Benoist, Alain de Botton, Bruno de Finetti, Paul de Man, Guy Debord, Gilles Deleuze, Bernard Delfgaauw,, Daniel Dennett, Jacques Derrida, Michael Dummett, Miroslaw Dzielski, William A. Earle, Umberto Eco, James M. Edie, Paul Edwards, Mircea Eliade, Jacques Ellul, Gareth Evans, Ignacio Ellacuria, Emil Fackenheim, Frantz Fanon, Austin Marsden Farrer, Herbert Feigl, Joel Feinberg, José Ferrater Mora, Paul Feyerabend, Hartry H. Field, Arthur Fine, Kit Fine, Antony Flew, Vilém Flusser, Michel Foucault, Bas van Fraassen, William K. Frankena, Oliver Shewell Franks Hans Frei, Northrop Frye, Lon L. Fuller, Hans-Georg Gadamer, Peter Geach, Ernest Gellner, Gerhard Gentzen, Edmund Gettier, Alan Gewirth, Rashid al-Ghannushi, Kurt Gödel, Lucien Goldmann, Nicolás Gómez Dávila, Nelson Goodman, Paul Goodman, Allan Gotthelf, George Grant, Herbert Paul Grice, Félix Guattari Gotthard Günther, Susan Haack, Jürgen Habermas, Manly Palmer Hall, Philip Hallie, Stuart Hampshire, Norwood Russell Hanson, Michael Hardt, R. M. Hare, Donna Haraway, H. L. A. Hart, David Bentley Hart, Sally Haslanger, John Hawthorne, Werner Heisenberg, Ágnes Heller, Erich Heller, Carl Gustav Hempel, Michel Henry, Abraham Joshua Heschel, Mary Hesse, Jaakko Hintikka, Sidney Hook, Robert Maynard Hutchins, Hsu Fu-kuan, Jean Hyppolite, Evald Vassilievich Ilyenkov, Peter van Inwagen, Frank Jackson, Fredric Jameson, Christopher Janaway, Erich Jantsch, Richard C. Jeffrey, Hans Jonas
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Michel Aflaq (1910–1989)
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Aleksandr Danilovich Aleksandrov, Robert Alexy, Diogenes Allen, William Alston, Louis Althusser, Alan Ross Anderson, C. Anthony Anderson, Pamela Sue Anderson, G. E. M. Anscombe, Karl-Otto Apel, Kwame Anthony Appiah, Hannah Arendt, David Malet Armstrong, Zaki al-Arsuzi, Raymond Aron, Pandurang Shastri Athavale, Robert Audi, John Langshaw Austin, Alfred Jules Ayer, Joxe Azurmendi, Kent Bach, Alain Badiou, Archie J. Bahm, Annette Baier, Kurt Baier, Albena Bakratcheva, Tom Baldwin, Étienne Balibar, Hassan al-Banna, Norman P. Barry, William Barrett, Roland Barthes, Jon Barwise, Jean Baudrillard, Monroe Beardsley, Jean Beaufret, Lewis White Beck, Gustav Bergmann, Marshall Berman, Isaiah Berlin, Alfred Bernhart, Andrew Bernstein, Harry Binswanger, Max Black, Maurice Blanchot (1907–2003)[d]
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Dietrich Bonhoeffer (1906–1945)[c][d]
George Boolos (1940–1996)
Pierre Bourdieu (1930–2002)[d]
Richard-Bevan Braithwaite (1900–1990)[b][c]
Richard B. Brandt (1910–1997)[a][b]
Michael Bratman (1945-)
Stephen E. Braude
Harry Brighouse
Berit Brogaard (1970-)
Stephen Bronner (1949-)
John Broome (1947-)
Pascal Bruckner (1948-)
Mario Bunge (1919-)
John Burnheim (1928-)
Panayot Butchvarov (1933-)
Judith Butler (1956-)
Charles Butterworth, Amílcar Cabral (1924–1973)[d]
Albert Camus (1913–1960)[a][b][c][d]
Georges Canguilhem (1904–1995)[a]
Hector-Neri Castañeda (1924–1991)[a]
David Castle (1967- )
Cornelius Castoriadis, Paola Cavalieri, Michel de Certeau, David Chalmers, Haridas Chaudhuri, Roderick Chisholm, Noam Chomsky, Alonzo Church, Frank Cioffi, L. Jonathan Cohen, Lucio Colletti, Frederick Copleston, Jack Copeland, William Lane Craig, Mary Daly, Donald Davidson, Simone de Beauvoir, Alain de Benoist, Alain de Botton, Bruno de Finetti, Paul de Man, Guy Debord, Gilles Deleuze, Bernard Delfgaauw,, Daniel Dennett, Jacques Derrida, Michael Dummett, Miroslaw Dzielski, William A. Earle, Umberto Eco, James M. Edie, Paul Edwards, Mircea Eliade, Jacques Ellul, Gareth Evans, Ignacio Ellacuria, Emil Fackenheim, Frantz Fanon, Austin Marsden Farrer, Herbert Feigl, Joel Feinberg, José Ferrater Mora, Paul Feyerabend, Hartry H. Field, Arthur Fine, Kit Fine, Antony Flew, Vilém Flusser, Michel Foucault, Bas van Fraassen, William K. Frankena, Oliver Shewell Franks Hans Frei, Northrop Frye, Lon L. Fuller, Hans-Georg Gadamer, Peter Geach, Ernest Gellner, Gerhard Gentzen, Edmund Gettier, Alan Gewirth, Rashid al-Ghannushi, Kurt Gödel, Lucien Goldmann, Nicolás Gómez Dávila, Nelson Goodman, Paul Goodman, Allan Gotthelf, George Grant, Herbert Paul Grice, Félix Guattari Gotthard Günther, Susan Haack, Jürgen Habermas, Manly Palmer Hall, Philip Hallie, Stuart Hampshire, Norwood Russell Hanson, Michael Hardt, R. M. Hare, Donna Haraway, H. L. A. Hart, David Bentley Hart, Sally Haslanger, John Hawthorne, Werner Heisenberg, Ágnes Heller, Erich Heller, Carl Gustav Hempel, Michel Henry, Abraham Joshua Heschel, Mary Hesse, Jaakko Hintikka, Sidney Hook, Robert Maynard Hutchins, Hsu Fu-kuan, Jean Hyppolite, Evald Vassilievich Ilyenkov, Peter van Inwagen, Frank Jackson, Fredric Jameson, Christopher Janaway, Erich Jantsch, Richard C. Jeffrey, Hans Jonas
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Michel Aflaq (1910–1989)
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Hans Albert (1921–)
Rogers Albritton (1923–2002)
Virgil Aldrich (1903–1998)[b]
Gerda Alexander (1908–1994)
Aleksandr Danilovich Aleksandrov, Robert Alexy, Diogenes Allen, William Alston, Louis Althusser, Alan Ross Anderson, C. Anthony Anderson, Pamela Sue Anderson, G. E. M. Anscombe, Karl-Otto Apel, Kwame Anthony Appiah, Hannah Arendt, David Malet Armstrong, Zaki al-Arsuzi, Raymond Aron, Pandurang Shastri Athavale, Robert Audi, John Langshaw Austin, Alfred Jules Ayer, Joxe Azurmendi, Kent Bach, Alain Badiou, Archie J. Bahm, Annette Baier, Kurt Baier, Albena Bakratcheva, Tom Baldwin, Étienne Balibar, Hassan al-Banna, Norman P. Barry, William Barrett, Roland Barthes, Jon Barwise, Jean Baudrillard, Monroe Beardsley, Jean Beaufret, Lewis White Beck, Gustav Bergmann, Marshall Berman, Isaiah Berlin, Alfred Bernhart, Andrew Bernstein, Harry Binswanger, Max Black, Maurice Blanchot (1907–2003)[d]
Allan Bloom (1930–1992)
Norberto Bobbio (1909–2004)[b][c][d]
Jozef Maria Bochenski (1902–1995)
Dietrich Bonhoeffer (1906–1945)[c][d]
George Boolos (1940–1996)
Pierre Bourdieu (1930–2002)[d]
Richard-Bevan Braithwaite (1900–1990)[b][c]
Richard B. Brandt (1910–1997)[a][b]
Michael Bratman (1945-)
Stephen E. Braude
Harry Brighouse
Berit Brogaard (1970-)
Stephen Bronner (1949-)
John Broome (1947-)
Pascal Bruckner (1948-)
Mario Bunge (1919-)
John Burnheim (1928-)
Panayot Butchvarov (1933-)
Judith Butler (1956-)
Charles Butterworth, Amílcar Cabral (1924–1973)[d]
Albert Camus (1913–1960)[a][b][c][d]
Georges Canguilhem (1904–1995)[a]
Hector-Neri Castañeda (1924–1991)[a]
David Castle (1967- )
Cornelius Castoriadis, Paola Cavalieri, Michel de Certeau, David Chalmers, Haridas Chaudhuri, Roderick Chisholm, Noam Chomsky, Alonzo Church, Frank Cioffi, L. Jonathan Cohen, Lucio Colletti, Frederick Copleston, Jack Copeland, William Lane Craig, Mary Daly, Donald Davidson, Simone de Beauvoir, Alain de Benoist, Alain de Botton, Bruno de Finetti, Paul de Man, Guy Debord, Gilles Deleuze, Bernard Delfgaauw,, Daniel Dennett, Jacques Derrida, Michael Dummett, Miroslaw Dzielski, William A. Earle, Umberto Eco, James M. Edie, Paul Edwards, Mircea Eliade, Jacques Ellul, Gareth Evans, Ignacio Ellacuria, Emil Fackenheim, Frantz Fanon, Austin Marsden Farrer, Herbert Feigl, Joel Feinberg, José Ferrater Mora, Paul Feyerabend, Hartry H. Field, Arthur Fine, Kit Fine, Antony Flew, Vilém Flusser, Michel Foucault, Bas van Fraassen, William K. Frankena, Oliver Shewell Franks Hans Frei, Northrop Frye, Lon L. Fuller, Hans-Georg Gadamer, Peter Geach, Ernest Gellner, Gerhard Gentzen, Edmund Gettier, Alan Gewirth, Rashid al-Ghannushi, Kurt Gödel, Lucien Goldmann, Nicolás Gómez Dávila, Nelson Goodman, Paul Goodman, Allan Gotthelf, George Grant, Herbert Paul Grice, Félix Guattari Gotthard Günther, Susan Haack, Jürgen Habermas, Manly Palmer Hall, Philip Hallie, Stuart Hampshire, Norwood Russell Hanson, Michael Hardt, R. M. Hare, Donna Haraway, H. L. A. Hart, David Bentley Hart, Sally Haslanger, John Hawthorne, Werner Heisenberg, Ágnes Heller, Erich Heller, Carl Gustav Hempel, Michel Henry, Abraham Joshua Heschel, Mary Hesse, Jaakko Hintikka, Sidney Hook, Robert Maynard Hutchins, Hsu Fu-kuan, Jean Hyppolite, Evald Vassilievich Ilyenkov, Peter van Inwagen, Frank Jackson, Fredric Jameson, Christopher Janaway, Erich Jantsch, Richard C. Jeffrey, Hans Jonas
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Theodor Adorno, Sediq Afghan (1958–)
Michel Aflaq (1910–1989)
Giorgio Agamben (1942–)
Hans Albert (1921–)
Rogers Albritton (1923–2002)
Virgil Aldrich (1903–1998)[b]
Gerda Alexander (1908–1994)
Aleksandr Danilovich Aleksandrov, Robert Alexy, Diogenes Allen, William Alston, Louis Althusser, Alan Ross Anderson, C. Anthony Anderson, Pamela Sue Anderson, G. E. M. Anscombe, Karl-Otto Apel, Kwame Anthony Appiah, Hannah Arendt, David Malet Armstrong, Zaki al-Arsuzi, Raymond Aron, Pandurang Shastri Athavale, Robert Audi, John Langshaw Austin, Alfred Jules Ayer, Joxe Azurmendi, Kent Bach, Alain Badiou, Archie J. Bahm, Annette Baier, Kurt Baier, Albena Bakratcheva, Tom Baldwin, Étienne Balibar, Hassan al-Banna, Norman P. Barry, William Barrett, Roland Barthes, Jon Barwise, Jean Baudrillard, Monroe Beardsley, Jean Beaufret, Lewis White Beck, Gustav Bergmann, Marshall Berman, Isaiah Berlin, Alfred Bernhart, Andrew Bernstein, Harry Binswanger, Max Black, Maurice Blanchot (1907–2003)[d]
Allan Bloom (1930–1992)
Norberto Bobbio (1909–2004)[b][c][d]
Jozef Maria Bochenski (1902–1995)
Dietrich Bonhoeffer (1906–1945)[c][d]
George Boolos (1940–1996)
Pierre Bourdieu (1930–2002)[d]
Richard-Bevan Braithwaite (1900–1990)[b][c]
Richard B. Brandt (1910–1997)[a][b]
Michael Bratman (1945-)
Stephen E. Braude
Harry Brighouse
Berit Brogaard (1970-)
Stephen Bronner (1949-)
John Broome (1947-)
Pascal Bruckner (1948-)
Mario Bunge (1919-)
John Burnheim (1928-)
Panayot Butchvarov (1933-)
Judith Butler (1956-)
Charles Butterworth, Amílcar Cabral (1924–1973)[d]
Albert Camus (1913–1960)[a][b][c][d]
Georges Canguilhem (1904–1995)[a]
Hector-Neri Castañeda (1924–1991)[a]
David Castle (1967- )
Cornelius Castoriadis, Paola Cavalieri, Michel de Certeau, David Chalmers, Haridas Chaudhuri, Roderick Chisholm, Noam Chomsky, Alonzo Church, Frank Cioffi, L. Jonathan Cohen, Lucio Colletti, Frederick Copleston, Jack Copeland, William Lane Craig, Mary Daly, Donald Davidson, Simone de Beauvoir, Alain de Benoist, Alain de Botton, Bruno de Finetti, Paul de Man, Guy Debord, Gilles Deleuze, Bernard Delfgaauw,, Daniel Dennett, Jacques Derrida, Michael Dummett, Miroslaw Dzielski, William A. Earle, Umberto Eco, James M. Edie, Paul Edwards, Mircea Eliade, Jacques Ellul, Gareth Evans, Ignacio Ellacuria, Emil Fackenheim, Frantz Fanon, Austin Marsden Farrer, Herbert Feigl, Joel Feinberg, José Ferrater Mora, Paul Feyerabend, Hartry H. Field, Arthur Fine, Kit Fine, Antony Flew, Vilém Flusser, Michel Foucault, Bas van Fraassen, William K. Frankena, Oliver Shewell Franks Hans Frei, Northrop Frye, Lon L. Fuller, Hans-Georg Gadamer, Peter Geach, Ernest Gellner, Gerhard Gentzen, Edmund Gettier, Alan Gewirth, Rashid al-Ghannushi, Kurt Gödel, Lucien Goldmann, Nicolás Gómez Dávila, Nelson Goodman, Paul Goodman, Allan Gotthelf, George Grant, Herbert Paul Grice, Félix Guattari Gotthard Günther, Susan Haack, Jürgen Habermas, Manly Palmer Hall, Philip Hallie, Stuart Hampshire, Norwood Russell Hanson, Michael Hardt, R. M. Hare, Donna Haraway, H. L. A. Hart, David Bentley Hart, Sally Haslanger, John Hawthorne, Werner Heisenberg, Ágnes Heller, Erich Heller, Carl Gustav Hempel, Michel Henry, Abraham Joshua Heschel, Mary Hesse, Jaakko Hintikka, Sidney Hook, Robert Maynard Hutchins, Hsu Fu-kuan, Jean Hyppolite, Evald Vassilievich Ilyenkov, Peter van Inwagen, Frank Jackson, Fredric Jameson, Christopher Janaway, Erich Jantsch, Richard C. Jeffrey, Hans Jonas
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ميشيل عفلق، مؤسس حزب البعث العربي الاشتراكي Michel Aflaq
من الوفاء للقائد المؤسس وللامه ان نستخلص من سيرته دروسا للمستقبل وتبقى الرسالة خالدة في ذكرى الرسول العربي العلاقة بين العروبة والإسلام" تصبح كل حياة هذه الأمة في نهضتها الجديدة تفصيلا لحياة رجلها العظيم. كان محمد كل العرب، فليكن كل العرب اليوم محمدا -
في ذكرى الرسول العربي ميشيل عفلق Michel Aflaq Part 2
فكل أمة عظيمة، عميقة الإتصال بمعاني الكون الأزلية، تنزع في أصل تكوينها إلى القيم الخالدة الشاملة. والإسلام خير مفصح عن نزوع الأمة العربية إلى الخلود والشمول، فهوإذن في واقعه عربي وفي مراميه المثالية إنساني. فرسالة الإسلام إنما هي خلق إنسانية عربية. إن العرب ينفردون دون سائر الأمم بهذه الخاصة: أن يقظتهم القومية اقترنت برسالة دينية، أوبالأحرى كانت هذه الرسالة مفصحة عن تلك اليقظة القومية ميشيل عفلق -
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ميشيل عفلق مؤسس حزب البعث اعتنق الاسلام قبل ان يتوفى
مؤسس حزب البعث ميشيل عفلق اعتنق الاسلام قبل ان يتوفى .. بعد ان حثة الرئيس القائد صدام حسين على الاسلام Founder of the Baath Party Michel Aflaq, who converted to Islam before he died
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من الوفاء للقائد المؤسس وللامه ان نستخلص من سيرته دروسا للمستقبل
وتبقى الرسالة خالدة
في ذكرى الرسول العربي العلاقة بين العروبة
والإسلام" تصبح كل حياة هذه ال...
من الوفاء للقائد المؤسس وللامه ان نستخلص من سيرته دروسا للمستقبل
وتبقى الرسالة خالدة
في ذكرى الرسول العربي العلاقة بين العروبة
والإسلام" تصبح كل حياة هذه الأمة في نهضتها الجديدة تفصيلا لحياة رجلها العظيم. كان محمد كل العرب، فليكن كل العرب اليوم محمدا
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فكل أمة عظيمة، عميقة الإتصال بمعاني الكون الأزلية، تنزع في أصل تكوينها إلى القيم الخالدة الشاملة. والإسلام خير مفصح عن نزوع الأمة العربية إلى الخلود والشمول، فه...
فكل أمة عظيمة، عميقة الإتصال بمعاني الكون الأزلية، تنزع في أصل تكوينها إلى القيم الخالدة الشاملة. والإسلام خير مفصح عن نزوع الأمة العربية إلى الخلود والشمول، فهوإذن في واقعه عربي وفي مراميه المثالية إنساني. فرسالة الإسلام إنما هي خلق إنسانية عربية. إن العرب ينفردون دون سائر الأمم بهذه الخاصة: أن يقظتهم القومية اقترنت برسالة دينية، أوبالأحرى كانت هذه الرسالة مفصحة عن تلك اليقظة القومية ميشيل عفلق
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فكل أمة عظيمة، عميقة الإتصال بمعاني الكون الأزلية، تنزع في أصل تكوينها إلى القيم الخالدة الشاملة. والإسلام خير مفصح عن نزوع الأمة العربية إلى الخلود والشمول، فهوإذن في واقعه عربي وفي مراميه المثالية إنساني. فرسالة الإسلام إنما هي خلق إنسانية عربية. إن العرب ينفردون دون سائر الأمم بهذه الخاصة: أن يقظتهم القومية اقترنت برسالة دينية، أوبالأحرى كانت هذه الرسالة مفصحة عن تلك اليقظة القومية ميشيل عفلق
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Michael Erdman (SOAS): A Tale of Two Nationalists: Parallelisms in the Writings of Ziya Gökalp and Michel ‘Aflaq
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ميشيل عفلق مؤسس حزب البعث اعتنق الاسلام قبل ان يتوفى
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مؤسس حزب البعث ميشيل عفلق اعتنق الاسلام قبل ان يتوفى .. بعد ان حثة الرئيس القائد صدام حسين على الاسلام
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مؤسس حزب البعث ميشيل عفلق اعتنق الاسلام قبل ان يتوفى .. بعد ان حثة الرئيس القائد صدام حسين على الاسلام
Founder of the Baath Party Michel Aflaq, who converted to Islam before he died
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ميشيل عفلق، مؤسس حزب البعث العربي الاشتراكي Michel Aflaq
من الوفاء للقائد المؤسس وللامه ان نستخلص من سيرته دروسا للمستقبل
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ميشيل عفلق مؤسس حزب البعث اعتنق الاسلام قبل ان يتوفى
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Funny How Love Can Be
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That's Why I'm Crying
Funny How Love Can Be
There she goes with her
Nose in the air.
Funny how
Love can be.
Wonder why she
Pretends I'm not there.
Funny how
Love can be, girl.
Funny how love
Can be.
There she is with
That look in her eye.
Hasn't got time
For me.
Does she know
How it's making me cry?
Funny how love
Can be, girl.
Funny how love
Can be.
What a thing
To happen;
Life without
A friend.
What a thing
To happen;
Funny how true
Love can end.
I can see that she just doesn't care,
How can I make her see?
I'm in love and it just isn't fair.
Funny how love can be, girl,
Funny how love can be.
(vocalizing)
Funny how love can be.
(vocalizing)
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Great Oppressor Tells Puerto Rico “Pull Yourself Up by Your Bootstraps”
Edit WorldNews.com 03 Jun 2016
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. “Mosquitoes. Rats…malaria and hookworm, and in about every other house someone with tuberculosis, …” was how President Franklin D ... Wall Street, Population Control, and Militarization of Puerto Rico In reality, the plan invigorated Wall Street and U.S ... dictated.Entire agricultural regions were transformed into industrial centers of mass production ... Not only will the U.S ... Indeed, the U.S ... 321....
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Teacher had sex with 13-year-old student, got pregnant, authorities say
Edit Springfield News-Sun 02 Jun 2016
A Texas teacher accused of having sex with a 13-year-old student turned herself in to police Wednesday. According to KTRK, Alexandria Vera, 24, of Houston is accused of sexually abusing the boy, who was an eighth-grade student in her English class at Stovall Middle School last summer ... Read more trending stories ... Read more here ... ....
photo: AP / Facebook via AP
UCLA Shooter Mainak Sarkar’s Minnesota Victim Identified as His Wife
Edit The Wrap 03 Jun 2016
The woman killed in Minnesota by UCLA shooter Mainak Sarkar has been identified by her sister as Sarkar’s wife, Ashley Hasti. “My sister, Ashley Hasti, was the smartest, coolest, and funniest person I knew,” Alex Hasti wrote on Facebook ... Unfortunately, she won’t get to see that last dream come true as her life was cut short much too soon by her estranged husband.” ... Also Read. UCLA Shooter Mainak Sarkar....
photo: US Navy / Photographers Mate 3rd Class Elizabeth Thompson.
Scientists Close To Creating A ‘Universal Cancer Vaccine’
Edit Inquisitr 03 Jun 2016
Scientists have taken a very positive step toward creating a universal cancer vaccine. This vaccine makes the body’s immune system attack tumors as if they were viruses, Science Alert reports. Based on early trials in human participants and research in mice, results has suggested that this technique could be used against any type of tumor, regardless of its location in the body ... How’s that for tactical warfare?....
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Bernie Sanders Has Already Won California
Edit The New Republic 03 Jun 2016
Does the outcome of next Tuesday’s California primary matter? Conventional wisdom says no; news outlets are already pinpointing the precise time of the evening when Hillary Clinton will clinch the nomination that evening with victories elsewhere—three hours before the polls close in the Golden State ... I’ll be perfectly honest ... That race had incredibly low turnout, which is sadly the norm in a state without much of a political culture ... ....
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Falak-ol-Aflak Castle undergoing fortification
Edit Irna 13 Jan 2016
Tehran, Jan 13, IRNA - Falak-ol-Aflak Castle is an ancient site that overlooks the city of Khorramabad in western Iranian province of Lorestan ... ....
Aoyuan Obtains Low-cost Loans for Sydn... (China Aoyuan Property Group Limited)
Edit noodls 31 May 2015
(Source. China Aoyuan Property Group Limited). Aoyuan Obtains Low-cost Loans for Sydney Project from Commonwealth Bank of Australia Establishes Australia Office to Advance Parallel Development in Domestic and Overseas Markets ... Guo Zi Wen, Chairman of Aoyuan (Left), Mark Couter, General Manager of Corporate NSW/ACT, Commonwealth Bank of Australia (Centre) and Bassam Aflak, Principal of Ecove (Right) on the signing ceremony ... [ Back ]....
Editorial: The whining begins
Edit Boston Herald 16 Mar 2015
Yes, it’s budget time on Beacon Hill and to hear the wailing coming from some public officials there will be gloom, doom and blood in the streets — or at the very least Massachusetts residents won’t get to vote in a presidential primary in 2016. Yes, there’s nothing like a little hyperbole to start off the fiscal 2016 debate season ... Come election time the man is as a familiar a figure on TV as the Aflak duck ... ....
Austrians admire Lorestan brass, bronze products
Edit Irna 01 Nov 2014
Mehrabi welcomed foreign investors in Khorramabad ... Stift and his delegation paid a two-day visit to Khorramabad and also toured Falak-ol-Aflak Castle ... **1425 ....
How A Pink 'Mobile Nail Salon' Became The Latest Perk For Googlers
Edit Business Insider 07 May 2014
Susan Aflak poses inside her renovated Airstream trailer. Susan Aflak was working crazy-long hours as an investment banker when a lunchtime visit to a food truck gave her the idea for a new business venture. ... If I wanted to go to a salon on my birthday weekend, for example, nothing would be open," Aflak said to Business Insider ... In 2012, Aflak decided to leave her finance job behind to make her entrepreneurial dream a reality....
Daily reminisces Sheikh Bahaee, his works
Edit Irna 23 Apr 2014
The renowned scholar, philosopher, architect, mathematician, astronomer and poet was better known as Sheikh Bahaee, the daily recalled in its Notables column on Wednesday . Sheikh Bahaee is considered one of the main co-founders of Isfahan School of Islamic Philosophy ... He wrote Khulasat Al-Hisab and Tashrih Al-Aflak in Arabic....
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