Back in Jordan
I am back in Jordan now.
Safely back at home and happy about it.
Safely back at home and happy about it.
Who is to blame?
I was having a conversation tonight during the sahrah at a friend's house about the validity of the position that the Government of Jordan has taken regarding the War on Lebanon. A comment was made during that conversation that sparked a thought. Who is to blame? My friend said that the Jordanian people don't follow rules and get politically carried away easily and as a result should not be allowed to demonstrate and should be controlled *these words are me putting politely*. When I look around, the people of Jordan do behave rather impolitely towards each other and do not obey the rules. And the question here is who is to blame? We are certainly not stupid by evidence of the academic achievements and intuitive solutions made by Jordanian companies and Jordanian students ...etc. So IQ is not really it. I blame both the people and the government. I blame the government because the law doesn't seem to apply to everyone, and not all of the law is applied. To explain this, here...
welcome back 7aj, bedha mansaf hathi
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Home sweet Home
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وطُهر ترابنا اللي بعيزريتها
أبوس تراب قلعتها
وبالجادور يسمينات
للمنشية فوحتها
بواد شعيب هالخسات
ترقص رقصة صفتها
وخبيز الطريق يمد لك إيده بخضارتها
بحب السلط وميتها
ومنسفها وشنينتها
وبلاش اكمل
شعر أحمد الحياري
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الثالث عشر من آب 2008