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The OBL Conspiracy

Posted in blog by sharissa on May 4, 2011

A few nights ago I watched the television in awe of the breaking news that unfolded. They said Osama bin Laden was dead. I have many unanswered questions.  I was going to write a long post about everything I’m thinking, but instead I’ve decided to share links of what other people have written concerning this event.

- The Legacy of Bin Laden by Immortal Technique  (A Must Read) :

http://www.xxlmag.com/features/2011/05/the-legacy-of-bin-laden-by-immortal-technique/

-  U.S. Senators Duped By Fake Bin Laden Photo:  http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5gDZcnpJwsqTlX1zNIySvi5rp2r1Q?docId=CNG.813576f06ec562d0f45af681291e432a.11

- President Obama Didn’t Watch The Entire Alleged Event Unfold: 

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-20059613-503544.html

- Osama Conspiracy Theories Race Across The World:

http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Europe/2011/0503/Osama-bin-Laden-conspiracy-theories-race-across-the-world

A Week To Remember

Posted in blog by sharissa on May 4, 2011

The following was originally posted on another blog on Oct. 15th, 2010

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A Week To Remember

Monday I found out that my Dad died. He was my adopted Father, but still. He treated my twin sister and I as his own. Legally we were his kids. He is who we called Dad. He knew he was dying and we got to see him a few months before he died. I am thankful that we all had a chance to see him one last time. We knew he was dying, but did not expect him to go so soon. He will always be loved and remembered. Rest in Peace Dad.


As if that were not enough…… Wednesday I experienced my first earthquake.

Wednesday I awoke early then later decided to take a nap. As I was napping I began to dream that there was an earthquake in Dallas and that it was just a forshock to a bigger earthquake. I awoke and the trailer was shaking. Everything around me was shaking. The couch I was laying on was shaking. My initial reaction was, “EARTHQUAKE!”, but I was not entirely sure it was an earthquake. I had never been in an earthquake before and besides… The area that I live in (Texoma) is not earthquake prone. Immediately after the shaking stopped I texted my cousin and asked him if he felt an earthquake. He did not feel the earthquake because he was driving. Then my Mother called me and the first words out of her mouth were, “Did you feel it?”… I said, “EARTHQUAAAAAAAAAKEE!! Yeah.. I felt it… I thought I was crazy…I didn’t think there would be an earthquake here! How’d you know?” My Mother replied, “I got a feeling to look at the TV and I put it on the Weather Channel. It was breaking news that an earthquake struck 10 miles East of Norman, Oklahoma.”

Related links:

http://www.heralddemocrat.com/hd/SiteSearchResults/10-14-10-Oklahoma-earthquake-rattles-area

http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/article.aspx?subjectid=11&articleid=20101013_11_0_TheNat21493

The “Ground Zero Mosque” Controversy

Posted in blog, Get Involved, Islamic Sites by sharissa on May 4, 2011

The following is something I posted on another blog on Aug. 31st, 2010

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AUGUST 31ST, 2010

The “Ground Zero Mosque” Controversy

(DISCLAIMER: This is a rant.)

In the past few weeks there has been much debate over the Park51Project. This issue has my ears shooting steam. I cannot believe that Americans have protested religious freedom the way they have. I cannot believe the number of incidents that occured in coincidence with this issue over the past few weeks. Arsons of future Islamic Center sites and one’s already in existence, hate graffiti on masajid (mosques) across the country, and etc. It is very disturbing to say the least.

However, there are a few disturbing things that I have found out about the people involved with the Park51 Project thanks to this blog:http://willyloman.wordpress.com/2010/08/22/the-ground-zero-mosque-why-you-should-really-be-angry/ 
(PLEASE, read the link before reading further).

Regardless rather I agree with who the Imam is involved with (the Council on Foreign Relations, the Rockefeller’s, etc) does not mean that I am against the building of the community center. I think that a lot of politicians and media personalities were/are seeking to incite something in people. I do not think that it is a coincidence that the controversy got sparked during election season. People knew about the planned community center a year ago… Yet no one said anything negative then.

All the arguments over the project being “insensitive” just because it is near Ground Zero are baseless. There’s already other mosques in the area. There are sex shops close to ground zero. If you think that the place where the Burlington Coat Factory once was is “hallowed ground” you are misinformed. The proposed site is not going to be a temple of hate or terrorism. FAR FROM IT. The people who are behind the project are peaceful people, but also apparently are up the American government’s @$$. The government has funded a few of Imam Rauf’s trips overseas. Thanks to Jon Stewart we all know that some money was donated to the project via Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal — who happens to be a partner with Rupert Murdoch’s FOX NEWS (News Corp). Ironically, Fox News is the primary media outlet that has been bagging on the proposed “Ground Zero Mosque.” Coincidence?

Something very fishy is going on… To say the least. Many people suspect that “they” are trying to stir things up. Other people think that the government is trying to promote a McDonald’s brand of Islam since they cannot stop the growth of it. Despite all of the negativity regarding Islam in recent years, Islam is the fastest growing religion the world over.

Please, let me know what you’re thinking and hit me back.

I’m Back!

Posted in blog by sharissa on May 4, 2011

I was gone for a while and I even created my own website realrissa.com.  That website will be shut down at midnight tonight so I’m transferring two of my posts from there and will re-post them here momentarily.  I’ll also be posting my thoughts on OBL that have been formulating ever since his alleged assasination.

I’m happy to be back!

:)

Congress & U.S. Aid to Israel

Posted in blog, Get Involved by sharissa on November 18, 2009

If you’re wondering who gives money to Israel then check out the webpage below:

http://www.washington-report.org/congress-a-us-aid-to-israel.html

The Nutty Professor

Posted in blog, Get Involved by sharissa on November 13, 2009

There was an article written a few days ago by a nutty professor.  Many of his students especially those who are Muslims expressed concern over the article the professor wrote entitled, “Going Muslim”.  The students complained to the dean of the college and the Dean responded with,

 ”Your complaint is duly noted. I read Mr. Varadarajan’s article very differently than you did. I think it is a very distorted reading to call this hate speech. Read it carefully. In any event I would not censor it or rebuke him for having written it. We are an institution that treasures free speech and open dialogue. You need to think more about what this means since you don’t seem to understand it.

I would suggest that if you take issue with what Mr. Vardarajan wrote you take the issue up with him. There is space for feedback on the Forbes site.

Dean Thomas Cooley” .

My first  reaction to that was:  What do you call the article basically saying that Islam spread itself by conquest and is a violent religion? 

 By the way, if you think that then visit this link:  http://satrong.org/content/religion/WasIslam_Raihan.pdf

Muslim who acts out violently should be referred to as, “Going Muslim”? If that isn’t a hate speech against Muslims… I don’t know what is. The freedom to spread hate should not be allowed by our learning institutions. That is absurd.

If you are as outraged as I am then you can comment on the Forbes website, write a piece about it on your own blog, or even email Dean Cooley at  tcooley@stern.nyu.edu or email or The Nutty Professor (a.k.a Tunku Varadarajan) at tvaradar@stern.nyu.edu .

Sources:

http://www.forbes.com/2009/11/08/fort-hood-nidal-malik-hasan-muslims-opinions-columnists-tunku-varadarajan.html

Real or Rumor?

Posted in blog by sharissa on October 19, 2009

The other day my cousin and I were talking and Hurricane Katrina came up in our conversation.  My cousin informed me that he met a lady who had relocated here to Texas from New Orleans, LA.  Her and her husband claim they heard the levee being dynamited (they believe by the military)  by the 9th Ward so that the more prominent areas wouldn’t have a chance of flooding.

I did some reasearch and found this …

Check out this:

http://www.nola.com/news/t-p/index.ssf?/base/news-4/1134370689216400.xml&coll=1

http://whatreallyhappened.com/WRHARTICLES/orleans_levees.html

Egyptian Ancestry?

Posted in blog by sharissa on October 10, 2009
My Scotch/Irish ancestors actually possibly go back to Egypt I learnt just yesterday LOL (through the McAdams bloodline). One of my ancestors they say worked for a Pharaoh.
“The Scots tribe is said to be descendants of Nuil and Scotia. Nuil, a grandson of Gaodhal Glas was an instructor in Egypt to the Pharaoh. He married the Pharaoh’s daughter, Scotia from where the Scots get their name.”

Shministim – Israeli Youth Refusal Movement

Posted in Get Involved by sharissa on October 6, 2009

These kids are too awesome…. check them out…  click the link below.

http://www.whywerefuse.org/

Glenn Bleck Loses Mind and Calls President Obama Racist

Posted in Uncategorized by sharissa on August 24, 2009

I really think Glenn Beck is a moron.

Click on the link below for more details:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090824/ap_on_en_tv/us_tv_beck_s_advertisers

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