Entries (RSS)Archive for June, 2009
Towards Justice in Iran
From the behavior of the Iranian state — arrests of opposition figures, a crackdown on communications, threats of “bloodshed and chaos” if the opposition doesn’t back down — it seems obvious that they have something to hide.
Posted by eatbees on 22 Jun 2009 at 01:49 under Civil Rights, Iran, Politics.
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Stuck in the Same Circle
After the death of Hassan II, the new king Mohammed VI took power at a time when there were no longer political opponents against the system, and Moroccans were inspired to have a young king who proclaimed a new era for his people… but now ten years after the arrival of Mohammed VI, why is change not more visible for everyone?
Posted by doga on 21 Jun 2009 at 16:29 under Civil Rights, Guest Post, Morocco, Politics.
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Iran’s Fair Election?
Despite the way it’s being played in the American media, it’s possible that the Iranian presidential election wasn’t stolen or rigged after all.
Posted by eatbees on 17 Jun 2009 at 09:06 under Iran, Politics.
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No More of This
Today I hit the road, first to visit friends in New York, then on to Paris, and finally Morocco before the end of the month. Watch this space as eatbees blog “goes live” from Morocco and around the world!
Posted by eatbees on 12 Jun 2009 at 08:19 under Iran, Morocco, Personal, Politics.
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Rainbow of Possibilities
Posted by eatbees on 10 Jun 2009 at 21:17 under Culture, Personal.
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Not from Here
Check out my novel Not from Here. It’s the story of a young musician, Anton, who wants to change the world with his music. It’s also the story of his unbreakable friendship with his alter-ego Timmins, a reclusive artist whose paintings come true. And it’s the story of his discovery of a plot by shadowy forces that are manipulating society on every level.
Posted by eatbees on 07 Jun 2009 at 12:34 under Anarchy, Not From Here, Personal.
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