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- [PF:171606] Three Usefull Services of NADRA [1 Update]
- Global Governance from 2013 [1 Update]
- How sister in law of former British PM accepted Islam [1 Update]
- Dany Kash <danyeye@gmail.com> Jan 06 06:07PM +0500
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- Javed Kaleem <kaleemjavediqbal@gmail.com> Jan 06 02:14PM +0500
I have been writing about establishment of a global
government that has authority over sovereign states.
Here is the original plan that has taken place according
to the plan of the Jewish Bankers:
Council on Foreign Relations Plan for Global Governance in 2013December 30,
2012
Print Version <http://blacklistednews.com/?news_id=23330&print=1>
*By Nicholas West*
Activist Post<http://www.activistpost.com/2012/12/council-on-foreign-relations-plan.html>
It is incredible that mention of a one-world government in many circles is
still considered to be conspiracy talk. Fortunately, the global political
awakening that arch-globalist Zbigniew
Brzezinski<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHknL5z8f6k> has
referred to is forcing ever-increasing justifications for their use of
globalist language.
One would hope that a relatively new Council on Foreign Relations
initiative that is expanding can lay to rest any debate about the desire to
form a global government in the name of supposedly solving global problems.
The initiative called The Council of
Councils<http://www.cfr.org/projects/world/council-of-councils/pr1592>
was
featured in a recent round table discussion of the central problems facing
the world that they believe require multilateral cooperation. The
discussions and recommendations released from this convention of experts is
important to keep available the next time you hear the label *conspiracy
theorist* hurled in your direction. The title of the round table was
*Challenges
for Global Governance in 2013*.
Just as we have seen from other think tanks such as the Project For a New
American Century<http://www.google.co.cr/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CBsQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.newamericancentury.org%2FRebuildingAmericasDefenses.pdf&ei=7MHnTaW4JcmugQfC5Mz2Cg&usg=AFQjCNE5wjtcdAy7bRHiLlGARptwR-wvAg&sig2=iFQSfOOd2aenR2vcuEdlmQ>
, The Royal Society<http://www.activistpost.com/2012/02/elite-think-tanks-neuroscience-and.html>,
and the Brookings
Institution<http://www.activistpost.com/2011/05/which-path-to-persia-redux.html>,
among others; their thoughts translate to reality on a
less-than-coincidental frequency, so we would do well to listen to what
they are saying.
The Council of Councils initiative was announced in March, 2012 and clearly
identifies a strategy for forming alliances across a series of shared
concerns as set forth by the CFR. It is important to note from the
beginning that the CFR bills itself as non-partisan; and here is where the
uninitiated can immediately be tripped up. Non-partisan sounds like a good
thing, going beyond typical party divisions, while striking a note that
rings of independence and an objective search for the truth.
However, when one understands that in their own words, "The founding
membership of the Council of Councils includes leading institutions from
nineteen countries, roughly tracking the composition of the Group of Twenty
(G20)," we begin to get an inkling that their version of *non-partisan* means
that they are flexible in their use of whatever political language is
expedient to get results that go beyond any concept of nationalism.
*The party of the CFR is the One World Party.*
There have been many predictions for
2013<http://www.activistpost.com/2012/12/10-predictions-for-2013.html>:
political, economic<http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/16-things-about-2013-that-are-really-going-to-stink>,
and environmental. These predictions take a large step toward confirmation
when we read the writings of elite think tanks; they tell us explicitly
what the plan is. The conferences themselves illustrate much of what we can
expect on the globalist agenda for 2013, and it seems to line up perfectly
with events that would benefit those in favor of a one world system and
centralized control.
From the CFR website:
*CONFERENCES*
*The Council of Councils Moscow Regional
Conference<http://www.cfr.org/projects/world/the-council-of-councils-moscow-regional-conference/pr1630>
*
December 12, 2012—December 13, 2012
On December 12-13, 2012, CFR convened the second Council of Councils
regional conference: "Russia, Europe, and the Future of Global Governance."
Participants discussed four major themes:
• Russia's G20 chairmanship
• The eurozone crisis and global economy
• Syria and the function of the UN Security Council
• Cybersecurity and institutional reforms
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- Javed Kaleem <kaleemjavediqbal@gmail.com> Jan 06 08:03AM +0500
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- Lauren Booth, broadcaster and journalist, who embraced Islam in 2010.
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Arab News, Friday 4 January 2013
*Lauren Booth, broadcaster and journalist, is former British Prime Minister
Tony Blair's sister-in-law, who converted to Islam in 2010. Here below is
her journey to Islam and the heart-warming reaction of her family in this
translated version of a recent interview:*
*I thank Allah for giving me the chance to spend a month with the greatest
Muslims alive in this Ummah today.
At the end of Ramadan, I went to a family home in Rafa one of the poorest
refugee camps in the poorest areas, of the over populated city in the
entire world. I had iftar with a family there who had about 16 mats, which
were used at night to sleep on. In the middle of this tent area the mother
places the meal if she has any for her children to eat.
This lady greeted me at the door and it was as if she was welcoming me to
the Taj Mahal not a hellhole in the Gaza strip. "Sallam alaykum!" she says
with a smile that lights up the whole area. I asked her: "What is it like
in Rafa at Ramadan with very little food?" She said: 'Alhamdulillah!' with
such joy I couldn't help but smile. And as I sat there on the floor of this
home eating what little leaves that they had; a bit of hummus, a pita bread
that was our Iftar.
I got angry … really angry! I thought what is this God That makes hungry
people even hungrier? What is this God Who creates a fast for the poorest
of the oppressed people in the world. So, I turned to this sister and I
said: "With all due respect I want to ask you, why does your God starve you
in Ramadan? Why do you fast in Ramadan...sister, just explain to me?" This
lady who never owned a handbag, whose children didn't have, never had
shoes. Whose children I was sitting with didn't have pen or paper to do any
drawings, she said to me: "Sister we fast in Ramadan to remember the poor."
And a key went to my heart and unlocked it.
But of course Islam wasn't for me that was for somebody else so I put the
thought of how great Islam was to one side and said so what I like the
Palestinian people but it has nothing to do with Islam.
Then last year in Ramadan again I went to Iran as a journalist and I
visited a mosque there, it's the Bibi Fatima Mosque and I made wadu because
I knew how to do it and I put on a shadur and I made a simple prayer: Allah
… and I used the word Allah. "Allah, don't give me anything. I have
everything. Thank you for this journey, but Allah, don't forget the people
of Palestine." Then I sat down in this busy mosque with women feeding their
children, pilgrims coming and going; but when I sat down, this immense
feeling of peace came over me. Peace and tranquility that I never knew
before, such a calm that the tension in my heart went. There was no sound
in my head for the first time in my life as an adult … just deep, deep joy
and calm. I sat there for a long time in this place of calm knowing that
somewhere in the universe everything is like this. Over the course of that
evening women kept coming over to me holding me by the shoulders and
saying: "I love you." At one point a child came over and held my hand and
just said in Farsi (Persian): "I love you." I said to my friend Nadia, "Is
this what it is like in the mosque?" She said, "Not really. I think
something is happening."
I slept that night on the floor of the mosque with a lot of other pilgrims
and the next morning, Fajr sounded and I was inside the mosque and I prayed
Fajr. Then I came outside and had a cup of chai and the sun was coming up
and I had one very specific thought. "O, no... not Islam, please not Islam."
I just want to say that a couple of strange things happened to me after
that. I took the plane back to London from Tehran. As the plane was coming
into London the pilot said: "Thank you for flying Tehran airways we'll be
in London in 20 minutes." And at that point every Iranian Muslim woman took
off the hijab and made out like she was from Sex in the City even showing
some cleavage. I thought great. Thank goodness, my hands wouldn't take off
the hijab. My hands wouldn't take off the hijab and I thought I was having
a nervous break down.
Seven days later I said my Shahada in a London mosque and it was time for
me to return to the Qur'an. This time I opened the Qur'an, and Surah
Al-Fatiha (the opening chapter) look like saying to me: 'Hello Sarah where
have you been, welcome to the religion of peace, joy and tranquility,' and
I couldn't put it down. Someone once told me — and I feel much like that
before Islam — I had given up on God but God never gave up on me.
Alhamdulillah.
The question everyone wants to know is how did your family or children
react. My two daughters who are very practical and are aged 8 and 10. They
came to me with three questions:
Mummy when you're a Muslim will you still be mummy?
I said: When I am a Muslim you know what, I will be a better mummy, they
said: "Horrayyy!"
Mummy will you drink alcohol?
When I am a Muslim I will never drink alcohol again and they said
"Horrayyy!"
When you're a Muslim will you show your chest?
I said why would you ask such a question? They said when you come to the
school and your chest is showing we are embarrassed and we hate it and we
want you to stop it.
When I am a Muslim I will cover all this area and to which they said: "We
love Islam."
It was that easy. When you look at those 3 questions the basic female
womanhood is summarized in those 3 questions from the purity of children.
Question no. 1. Will you be the center of our household? Can we rely on you
as a mother to be there for us rather than putting your work, your
colleagues/friendships or the bar in front of us?
Question no. 2. Will you remain in the limits that Allah has described for
all of us in behavior?
Question no. 3. Will you be a modest dignified woman in Islam?
Alhamdulillah that is all I have to say. What I have learnt this year in
being a Muslim is this, when you have problems don't tell to your friends
or family ...if you can read the Qur'an every night or read 10 min.
everyday your Imaan is much, much higher. If you live in a non-Muslim
country those of us who do it can go very low very quickly, you must read
the Qur'an.
If those who are not on the path of Islam if they come to Islam like me;
or, if you're a Muslim ... you are on the path as well, so make sure that
you don't miss those signs in everyday life. All praise is to Allah
(Almighty).
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