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February 17, 2016 Donald Trump have also expressed controversial views against Obama in the past Presided over a 'serious work' because US President Barack Obama could become president of that country, Donald Trump. Barack Obama said: "I am convinced that he will not become president of Trump and because I have great confidence that the American public." Donald Trump is a billionaire entrepreneur and he currently leads the race to become the presidential candidate of the Republican Party. He recently won the New Hampshire Caucus delivered while in South Carolina, where he will vote Saturday, get them a clear edge in the electoral polls. Barack Obama responded to a question on the ASEAN economic summit in California express views about Donald Trump. He said that voters will not pick them because they know that the president be a serious work. " Image copyright Reuters Image caption Trump are at the forefront in the race to become the Republican Party's presid

18 feb 2016, The blast happened near the parliament and the military headquarters. Deputy Prime Minister Hussein buzdk called the attack "a terrorist act" Turkey's government has vowed to take tough action against those who cross the border Turkish bombing in the capital Ankara. The blast killed at least 28 people and wounded 61 others. The country Tayyip Erdogan said: "Turkey at any time, may not refrain from any use of the right of defense at any point." A few hours after the bombing in Ankara President Erdogan said in a statement issued by "our commitment to respond to the attacks of this kind in the country and across the border is strengthened." A military convoy when a car bomb exploded this time packed with explosives, according to the governor's house in Ankara was passing near him. The blast happened near the parliament and the military headquarters. Deputy Prime Minister Hussein buzdk called the attack "a terrorist act". Witne

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MePJ0CH-oU Published on Feb 14, 2016 His Holiness Younus AlGohar does an in-depth analysis of the Shiite belief system and why Wahhabis declare them to be infidels. Main points: ⁃What constitutes as Biddat and what flaws are there in the Shiite belief system? ⁃Neither Shiites, Ahmadis nor Wahhabis are infidels. Wahhabis are not infidels, however they are blasphemers of Prophet Mohammad and have been rejected by God (Mardoud). ⁃One who rejects God is an infidel while one God has rejected is Mardoud. There's hope for infidels but there's no hope for one rejected by God. An infidel can seek forgiveness from God and may become a Momin (true believer) but a Mardoud (one rejected by God) can never become a Momin. ⁃The tenet of Shiites about Imam Mehdi is incorrect, but they are not infidels. The notion that they are infidels was spread by Wahhabis. The good thing about the Shiites is their respect for the Ahle Bayt (household of Prophet Mohammad). I

Sitting on the Fence When I lived on the farm We had a cool wooden fence Which over the years became Weathered and splintered. I found out the hard way That one gets themselves Gently off a splintered fence. Perhaps that is why in things Such as my faith And my politics I don’t even try to sit On a splintered fence… Thena

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Pakistani security forces have cleared the Karachi airport of militants nearly 12 hours after the start of a siege that left at least 27 people dead, a paramilitary official said. Pakistani security forces have cleared the Karachi airport of militants nearly 12 hours after the start of a siege that left at least 27 people dead, a paramilitary official said. "The attack is over and we have cleared the area of all militants," paramilitary Rangers spokesman Sibtain Rizvi told reporters. Security forces were forced to relaunch the military operation several hours after they had first announced the siege was over. The initial assault at the Jinnah International Airport began late Sunday (local time) and raged until dawn, when the military said 10 attackers had been killed. Equipped with suicide vests, grenades and rocket launchers, they had battled security forces in one of the most brazen attacks in years in Pakistan's biggest city. Among the remaining victims were sec