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A Woman after My Own Heart!

Another amazing Conservative woman named Carolyn brought this to my attention. This video and more like it certainly need to be seen here in the West as well as the Middle East. I need to learn more about her but, for the time being, you MUST take a look at this!

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Kadnine said…
My browser won't support the video playback, but if it's who I think it is, well, let me switch browsers and confirm...
3/06/2006 12:46:00 AM
Kadnine said…
It is her!

I love this woman. I watched her tear up this fool the other day. Her Modern Standard Arabic is crystal clear by the way. Even an amateur speaker like me can understand her without translation. The other fellow sounds provincial and uneducated by comparison, frequently lapsing into slurred dialect only a native speaker could understand.

She speaks like a terrorist speaks! In the same slow, precise, MSA cadences that, say, Quadaffi uses when he wants his words to be understood across the Mid East.

Here's to hoping she succeeds!
3/06/2006 01:08:00 AM
Rena Bernard said…
That's terrific to know, Kadnine! I thought she spoke very deliberately and very plainly. I suppose she would be the right person to get that message out to the West -- I just hope some of her message is accepted and acted upon in the Middle East. They have given up so much progress in the name of Allah. Maybe Allah would prefer that they simply be nice people and begin helping each other move forward for a change, eh?
3/11/2006 02:16:00 PM
Anonymous said…
Dawn,

Damn that is a good video. Who is that woman? She is the type we need on TV every day. When a person of Arab background gets in their faces they can say nothing.

JDz
3/25/2006 03:09:00 AM
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