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Monthly Archives: April 2011
A fine response to Stephen Hawking
Back in September last year, Professor Stephen Hawking, probably the world’s best known scientist, attracted front page headlines across the world by claiming in his book ‘The Grand Design’ to have ruled out God as the reason for the existence … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Science & Evolution
Tagged god, john lennox, multiverse, stephen hawking, universe
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Daily Telegraph’s Matt on the French Burqa ban
The incomparable Matt on the ridiculously illiberal French burqa ban in today’s Daily Telegraph. Just priceless.
Pointing the Finger: Islam and Muslims in the British Media
Roy Greenslade, Professor of Journalism at City University, draws our attention over at his Guardian blog to what looks like an important new book ‘Pointing the Finger: Islam and Muslims in the British Media’ by Julian Petley and Robin Richardson. Looks … Continue reading
Craig Murray on the killing of Cengiz Songur
Craig Murray has written a very moving and troubling piece about the death of Cengiz Songur (above). Cengiz was one of several Turkish nationals killed by the Israeli commandos who boarded the Mavi Marmara aid flotilla last summer. Craig has just … Continue reading
My Brother The Islamist
I mentioned yesterday that BBC3 was that night going to air a documentary ‘My Brother The Islamist’ looking to explore the reasons why a young English bloke converted to Islam and joined Anjem Choudary’s group of provocateurs. Well, the documentary … Continue reading
Why would someone join Anjem Choudary’s group?
Ever wondered why someone would actually join Anjem Choudary’s band of followers who seem to delight in offending others? Well, BBC3 are airing a documentary tonight called ‘My Brother The Islamist’ made by the step brother of one chap who did just … Continue reading
Young, Educated and Dissatisfied in the Gulf
My younger sister, Zamila - a visiting fellow at Brookings Doha Center – has an article published today on the New Statesman website about the Gulf countries and some of the problems that are facing their youth.
The Kingdom by the Sea
Despite my reading material these days being dominated by official Cisco books on various networking technologies due to my ongoing exams, I am still trying to find time to pursue my other reading interests. A few years back, during a library sale of … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Uncategorized
Tagged jimmy saville, kingdom by the sea, paul theroux, travel
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