Free Speech and Islam in Britain A keynote speech by Nick Timothy CBE, MP with Nick Timothy CBE, MP Member of Parliament for West Suffolk and Opposition Assistant Whip (Commons) Very well expressed, will take more to take down the UK!

Googoosh - Talagh ترجمه این آهنگ به زبان انگلیسی: Translation of this song into English: "طلاق" "Divorce" بشنو همسفر من از اين قصهء تلخ راه دشوار ای تو تك چراغ اين شب تار Hear my fellow traveler, About this bitter story and rough road, O you, the lonely light, in this dim night, اين كه گذشتن از كنار قصه ها نيست اين كه یه تصوير از سقوط آدما نيست This is not about passing by the tales, This is not an image of the downfall of the people, ما بی تفاوت به تماشا ننشستيم ما خود درديم اين نگاهی گذرا نيست We are not sitting and watching indifferently, We are the pain itself, and this is not just a passing glance, سفر چه تلخه در امتداد اندوه حس كردن مرگ لحظهء ويرانی كوه How bitter is travelling along sorrow, To feel the death, the moment of a mountain ruinment, همپای هر بغض شكستن و چكيدن از درد غربت بی صدا فرياد كشيدن To break and drip along with every supressed grief, To cry voicelesly out of feeling lonely, بشنو همسفر من با هم رهسپار راه درديم با هم لحظه ها را گريه كرديم Hear my fellow traveler We're jointly on our way to the pain road, We jointly cried the moments, ما در صدای بی صدای گريه سوختيم ما از عبور تلخ لحظه قصه ساختيم We were burnt in voiceless sound of cry, We made a tale out of bitter passage of the moment, از مخمل درد به تن عشق جامه دوختيم تا عجز خود را با هم و بی هم شناختيم We made a dress from the velvet of pain for the body of love, Until we recognized our inability when being together or separate, تنهایی رفتيم به عجز خود رسيديم با هم دوباره زهر تنهایی چشيديم We went alone, and we came to realize our inability, We tasted once again the poison of loneliness together, شايد در اين راه اگر با هم بمانيم وقت رسيدن شعر خوشبختی بخوانيم. If we possibly stay together on this road, Once reached, we may sing the song of happiness. ------------------------------------------------------ توضیح مختصری در مورد تاریخچه این آهنگ: این آهنگ موزیک سریالی به نام طلاق بوده که در سال ۱۳۵۶ تهیه شده و به شرح ذیل است: طلاق (مجموعه تلویزیونی)

In this episode of New Ideal Live, Elan Journo and Nikos Sotirakopoulos challenge the misleading narrative of the shrinking Palestinian lands and the claim that Israel has allegedly stolen them. They explore the history of how the Israeli territories were lawfully acquired, the Palestinians’ repeated failures to form an enduring, peaceful state, and the broader philosophical questions of what moral premises are necessary to validate any claim to statehood. Among the topics covered: ● The dishonest narrative of the “shrinking Palestine” maps; ● The documented history of how individuals acquired the land through trade; ● The Arab rejection of the two-state UN partition plan; ● How the very idea of a partition plan ignored the moral dimension of the Palestinian claim for statehood; ● Why the issue is not fundamentally about land but the type of society being established; ● How Israel ended up occupying the West Bank, Gaza, and the Golan Heights; ● How the flawed “land for peace” policy exposed the impossibility of a peaceful Palestinian state; ● The fact that the Palestinians' goal has never been to build a free, prosperous society.

By Dan Eden for viewzone. They have always been there. People noticed them before. But no one could remember who made them -- or why? Until just recently, no one even knew how many there were. Now they are everywhere -- thousands -- no, hundreds of thousands of them! And the story they tell is the most important story of humanity. But it's one we might not be prepared to hear. Something amazing has been discovered in an area of South Africa, about 150 miles inland, west of the port of Maputo. It is the remains of a huge metropolis that measures, in conservative estimates, about 1500 square miles. It's part of an even larger community that is about 10,000 square miles and appears to have been constructed -- are you ready -- from 160,000 to 200,000 BCE! The image [top of page] is a close-up view of just a few hundred meters of the landscape taken from google-earth. The region is somewhat remote and the "circles" have often been encountered by local farmers who assumed they were made by some indigenous people in the past. But, oddly, no one ever bothered to inquire about who could have made them or how old they were. This changed when researcher and author, Michael Tellinger, teamed up with Johan Heine, a local fireman and pilot who had been looking at these ruins from his years flying over the region. Heine had the unique advantage to see the number and extent of these strange stone foundations and knew that their significance was not being appreciated. "When Johan first introduced me to the ancient stone ruins of southern Africa, I had no idea of the incredible discoveries we would make in the year or two that followed. The photographs, artifacts and evidence we have accumulated points unquestionably to a lost and never-before-seen civilization that predates all others -- not by just a few hundred years, or a few thousand years... but many thousands of years. These discoveries are so staggering that they will not be easily digested by the mainstream historical and archaeological fraternity, as we have already experienced. It will require a complete paradigm shift in how we view our human history. " -- Tellinger

NOTE: THIS POST IS NOT INTENDED FOR SELF PROMOTION. SEE MY QUESTION BELOW. I am doing the 30 Day Map Challenge, so every day I have to create an publish a map. People in my profession (GIS - Geographic Information Systems) do this together. A great way to try new techniques, explore ideas, and build new connections. Yesterday however I had a post go viral, it got over 50.000 views in one day! I am very happy that this happened, but besides that good feeling it also confirms that maps are a very powerful way to communicate, also for the situation in Iran (or Cuba, Venezuela, etc). The reason I share this (again, it's not self-promotion): I can make maps of Iran and these other countries that could benefit from the world's attention. I do need ideas though, I got some and will think of more, but I wanted to put this message out there so you could help me find more of them. So, my questions: 1. Could you share ideas for maps or other visualizations you have? I will turn all good ideas into high quality real maps and share them so you all could publish them. 2. Are you also someone with data and visualization skills who would like to use your skills for our cause too? I can make static maps (maps you can publish as an image or print, such as the one below), but also interactive maps (maps on the web that you can use as information systems, think of Google Maps). And I can also look into other visualizations like 3d and infographics. Here is the link to the post: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/jasperroest_30daymapchallenge-day-9-urban-rural-how-share-7525563923345940480-eHRr/