“There is no more miserable human being than one in whom nothing is habitual but indecision,” (American Philosopher William James 1842-1910). The reasonable merging of …
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Visitor in Iran has rights
“The value of each one of us is based on the level of our self belief” – Iranian revolutionary Dr Ali Shariat (1933-1977). Faleh has …
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“Finding good players is easy. Getting them to play as a team is another story,” American baseball manager Casey Stengel (1890 -1975). Some mischievous insinuations …
Read More »Clock ticking for two new nations
“Politics is the conflict of power and not the conflict of intents”, German sociologists” – Max Weber (1864-1920). Is it possible to have a unity …
Read More »‘One, 2 ones, 3 ones, 4 ones’
“… for it is not true that there are some good colons and others that are wicked. There are colons and that is it” — …
Read More »Death – the final departure
‘Death is like us going round and round in a circle without any regard of the circle itself’ – Egyptian writer Yousef Idrees (1927-1991). Of …
Read More »‘Rein in insolent ones’ – ‘Some crossing red line’
“Freedom and responsibility are conjoined twins, if one gets separated from the other, they both die”, French Author, André Maurois (1885 — 1967). Every country …
Read More »‘No winner in crisis’ – ‘Wisdom key’
“The Arab political and economic affairs would have been good, so would the Arab media if management of Arab affairs was good” — Mohammad bin …
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In a wealthy country that enjoys security, opulence and high individual income, it is natural for the people — in this case Kuwait, to live …
Read More »A cup of hot coffee
The best thing in coffee is the timing. The great thing about a perfectly timed cup of coffee is that it’s in your hand the …
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