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Iraqi Journalist Throws Shoe on Bush
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President Bush made a valedictory visit on Sunday to Iraq, the country that will largely define his legacy, but the trip will more likely be remembered for the unscripted moment when an Iraqi journalist hurled his shoes at Mr. Bush’s head and denounced him on live television as a “dog” who had delivered death and sorrow here from nearly six years of war. The drama unfolded shortly after Mr. Bush appeared at a news conference in Baghdad with Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki to highlight the newly adopted security agreement between the United States and Iraq. The agreement includes a commitment to withdraw all American forces by the end of 2011. The Iraqi journalist, Muntader al-Zaidi, 28, a correspondent for Al Baghdadia, an independent Iraqi television station, stood up about 12 feet from Mr. Bush and shouted in Arabic: “This is a gift from the Iraqis; this is the farewell kiss, you dog!” He then threw a shoe at Mr. Bush, who ducked and narrowly avoided it. As stunned security agents and guards, officials and journalists watched, Mr. Zaidi then threw his other shoe, shouting in Arabic, “This is from the widows, the orphans and those who were killed in Iraq!” That shoe also narrowly missed Mr. Bush as Prime Minister Maliki stuck a hand in front of the president’s face to help shield him. Mr. Maliki’s security agents jumped on the man, wrestled him to the floor and hustled him out of the room. A reporter for Afaq, a television station owned by the Dawa Party, which is led by Mr. Maliki. Mr. Zaidi was then detained on unspecified charges. Other Iraqi journalists in the front row apologized to Mr. Bush, who was uninjured and tried to brush off the incident by making a joke. “All I can report is it is a size 10,” he said, continuing to take questions and noting the apologies. He also called the incident a sign of democracy, saying, “That’s what people do in a free society, draw attention to themselves,” as the man’s screaming could be heard outside. But the moment clearly unnerved Mr. Maliki’s aides and some of the Americans in Mr. Bush’s entourage, partly because it was televised and may have revealed a security lapse in the so-called Green Zone, the most heavily secured part of Baghdad. In the chaos, Dana M. Perino, the White House press secretary, who was visibly distraught, was struck in the eye by a microphone stand. Mr. Bush visited Iraq as part of an unannounced trip that later took him to Afghanistan, where he was meeting on Monday with American troops and President Hamid Karzai. The shoe-throwing incident in Baghdad punctuated Mr. Bush’s visit here ” his fourth ” in a deeply symbolic way, reflecting the conflicted views in Iraq of a man who toppled Saddam Hussein, ordered the occupation of the country and brought it freedoms unthinkable under Mr. Hussein’s rule but at enormous costs. Hitting someone with a shoe is considered the supreme insult in Iraq. It means that the target is even lower than the shoe, which is always on the ground and dirty. Crowds hurled their shoes at the giant statue of Mr. Hussein that stood in Baghdad’s Firdos Square before helping American marines pull it down on April 9, 2003, the day the capital fell. More recently in the same square, a far bigger crowd composed of Iraqis who had opposed the security agreement flung their shoes at an effigy of Mr. Bush before burning it. Friends described Mr. Zaidi as a devoted journalist. “He was committed to his job and after training in Lebanon became chief of correspondents about a month ago,” said Haider Nassar, who worked with him at Baghdadia. “He had bad feelings about the coalition forces,” said Mr. Nassar, referring to the American-led foreign forces in Iraq. Mr. Nassar also said Mr. Zaidi had asked to cover the news conference. Another friend said Mr. Zaidi often ended his reports by saying, “Reporting from occupied Baghdad, this is Muntader al-Zaidi.” Like many Iraqi reporters at the news conference, Mr. Nassar said he did not think this was an effective way for Mr. Zaidi to make his points. “This is so silly; it’s just the behavior of an individual,” Mr. Nassar said. “He destroyed his future.” The television channel broadcast a request for Mr. Zaidi’s release in the name of democracy and freedom of speech. “Any procedure against Muntader will remind us of the behavior of the dictatorship and their violent actions, random detentions and mass graves,” the channel said. “Baghdadia TV channel also demands that the international and Iraqi television organizations cooperate in seeking the release of Muntader Zaidi.” Shortly before 10 p.m., Mr. Bush headed from the Green Zone by helicopter to Camp Victory, where he was greeted with cheers and whoops from hundreds of soldiers inside the enormous rotunda of Al Faw palace. Speaking at a lectern beneath an enormous American flag that nearly reached the domed ceiling, he praised the soldiers and reflected on the sacrifices of those who had died. He called the increased deployment of American troops in Iraq last year, a strategy known as the surge, which is credited with helping reduce violence here, “one of the greatest successes in the history of the United States military.” Mr. Bush’s arrival in Iraq during daylight hours was one measure of progress; his first visit on Thanksgiving Day 2003 took place entirely at night. As with previous visits, preparations were secretive and carried out with ruse. The White House schedule for Sunday had Mr. Bush attending the “Christmas in Washington” performance at the National Building Museum in downtown Washington. Instead, he left the White House by car on Saturday night, arriving at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland at 9 p.m. to board Air Force One. A dozen journalists accompanying him were told of the trip only on Friday and allowed to tell only a superior and a spouse ” and only in person. At his news conference with Mr. Maliki, Mr. Bush described the security agreement as a landmark, signaling a new era in the war he began in the spring of 2003. “There is still more work to be done,” the president said about the war, but with the security agreement and “the courage of the Iraqi people, and the Iraqi troops and the American troops and civilian personnel, it is decisively on its way to be won.” Mr. Maliki’s partnership with Mr. Bush and his backing of the security deal are unlikely to help him much once Mr. Bush leaves office.
Hantar SMS Percuma kepada 1000 orang
Hantar SMS Percuma kepada 1000 orang.(or sent SMS to 1000 people free). Ramai yang merasa kenyataan ini tidak manusabah. Kawan saya terlibat dengan MLM. Mereka telah lama mengunakan keadah ini.
Saya ingin kongsikan bersama anda, pembaca blog saya. Sekiranya anda ada ramai kawan atau persatuan. Kini anda sebagai setiausaha boleh hubungi mereka dengan percuma.
Caranya adalah menggunakan google calander.
Satu masalah adalah setiap ahli yag ingin menerima SMS anda kenalah buat notification dalam dan create akaun gmail.
Saya sediakan video dibawah. Sekira ada pertanyaan boleh post pada ruangan komen.
Saya ingin kongsikan bersama anda, pembaca blog saya. Sekiranya anda ada ramai kawan atau persatuan. Kini anda sebagai setiausaha boleh hubungi mereka dengan percuma.
Caranya adalah menggunakan google calander.
Satu masalah adalah setiap ahli yag ingin menerima SMS anda kenalah buat notification dalam dan create akaun gmail.
Saya sediakan video dibawah. Sekira ada pertanyaan boleh post pada ruangan komen.
Rawatan G-spot - Tingkatkan kepuasan wanita
Note: Saya poskan pada 21.5.2008- Saya SMS dengan kawan-kawan.
Ya. ramai yang berminat dengan Gspot atau nak tahu apakah Gspot.
Buktinya Statistik menunjukkan peningkatan hari Isnin - terbanyak Khamis.
22/5/2008-Video rawatan terbaru dah diblock oleh The news room. Link script telah berubah. saya tidak dapat kesan. Kepada kawan-kawan. Jangan sedih. Saya akan cuba usahakan. Entahlah kenapa? Saya ganti dulu dengan yang ini.Anggapkan ini sebagai ilmu yang patut dikongsi bersama. Gunakan untuk kebaikan bersama.
23/5/2008 - Saya dah dapat video yang hendak saya tunjukkan kepada anda. Tunggu ia reload dulu ya.
Ini adalah tambahan.
Temuramah Mahathir Mohamad di BBC 1
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Dr Mahathir Mohamad ditanya oleh Stephen Sackur dalam Hardtalk BBC tentang Anwar Ibrahim.
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Dr Mahathir Mohamad ditanya oleh Stephen Sackur dalam Hardtalk BBC tentang Anwar Ibrahim.
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What is SCORE?
Perasmian Score oleh YAB. Datuk Patinggi Abdullah Hj Ahmad Badawi telah dilakukan di Bintulu Prominate, pada hari ini 11 Feb. 2008
What is SCORE?
The Sarawak Corridor of Renewable Energy or simply known as SCORE, is one of the five regional development corridors being developed throughout the country.
SCORE is a major initiative undertaken to develop the Central Region and transform Sarawak into a developed State by the year 2020.
It aims to achieve the goals of accelerating the State's economic growth and development, as well as improving the quality of life for the people of Sarawak.
What is the core of SCORE?
The core of the corridor is the energy resources, particularly hydropower (28,000 MW), coal (1.46 billion tonnes), and natural gas (40.9 trillion square cubic feet) found abundantly within the Central Region.
This will allow Sarawak to price its energy competitively and encourage investments of energy-intensive industries that will act as triggers for the development of a vibrant industrial development in the corridor.
State Aspiration
The Sarawak Corridor will go beyond alleviating poverty and will lift the economy up a quantum level through waves of development in the coming decades to transform itself into an advanced industrialized State. This is the aspiration behind the development of the Sarawak Corridor.
Where is SCORE located?
The corridor is located within the Central Region of Sarawak, stretching for 320 km along the coast from Tanjung Manis to Similajau and extending into the surrounding areas and the hinterland.
SCORE covers an area of 70,709 sq km, with a population of 607,800 people.
The major urban centres within the corridor are Sibu, Bintulu, Mukah, Sarikei and Kapit.
www.sarawakcore.com.my
What is SCORE?
The Sarawak Corridor of Renewable Energy or simply known as SCORE, is one of the five regional development corridors being developed throughout the country.
SCORE is a major initiative undertaken to develop the Central Region and transform Sarawak into a developed State by the year 2020.
It aims to achieve the goals of accelerating the State's economic growth and development, as well as improving the quality of life for the people of Sarawak.
What is the core of SCORE?
The core of the corridor is the energy resources, particularly hydropower (28,000 MW), coal (1.46 billion tonnes), and natural gas (40.9 trillion square cubic feet) found abundantly within the Central Region.
This will allow Sarawak to price its energy competitively and encourage investments of energy-intensive industries that will act as triggers for the development of a vibrant industrial development in the corridor.
State Aspiration
The Sarawak Corridor will go beyond alleviating poverty and will lift the economy up a quantum level through waves of development in the coming decades to transform itself into an advanced industrialized State. This is the aspiration behind the development of the Sarawak Corridor.
Where is SCORE located?
The corridor is located within the Central Region of Sarawak, stretching for 320 km along the coast from Tanjung Manis to Similajau and extending into the surrounding areas and the hinterland.
SCORE covers an area of 70,709 sq km, with a population of 607,800 people.
The major urban centres within the corridor are Sibu, Bintulu, Mukah, Sarikei and Kapit.
www.sarawakcore.com.my
