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Welcome Back Khadija and hope you are feeling much better.
ReplyDeleteI could not agree with you more on this "blog". I have been checking it for a while to see if he will ever activate the discussion area or email link, to no avail. .... I hope one day he will get some courage and learn the simple idea of allowing his "opinions" to be challenged publicly in the market place of ideas.
He can consider this an open invitation from me to debate on blogs, email, TV or whatever means that suits him. If he belives his opinions have a leg to stand on, he should have the guts to have them debated publicly.
All my best
Hafed
Hi sister Khadija, hope you're feeling much much better today. I checked this blog and I found out that the email in the Arabic version of this site is working, good luck and have a very pleasant day.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mahmud! It's nice to be able to send emails to people in charge once in a while. Bush's email is so easy to remember (president@whitehouse.gov) but Moamar's isn't as easy to remember (info@algathafi.org)Sending something to info seems so impersonal somehow.
ReplyDeleteHafed - get a grip! I'll be happy if they just fix it so I can read the blog with my RSS feedreader. Otherwise I won't remember to go dig out the link to find out the leader's news. Reading with a feedreader saves tons of time.