1. | Apr 27, 2013

Thanks for the good words. I appreciated being able to acecss Al Jazeera and keep up with the protests and was impressed with their attempts to keep objectivity in their reporting and provide viewpoints from various sides. I also strongly second your plea to beware of the conspiracy theorists who originally backed Mubarack for fear of the protests being orchestrated by Muslim Brotherhood. I have thrilled to see video of churchmembers from Kasar Dubara church leading worship for the masses in the middle of Tahrir Square!!! I join you in praying the transition from Mubarak will lead to the growth of God's Kingdom community in Egypt. Just a side not from my perspective on social media in outreach. Having worked in the Middle East for ten years and having followed these protests intently I can tell you clearly that those phones were feature phones capable of texting and limited web acecss- they were not iPhones or Blackberries (an iPhone would cost your average Egyptian more than four months wages). Mobile outreach is key in places like Egypt but we must keep the focus on what device people really use and what services they can really afford to acecss!

2. | Aug 15, 2010

islam has ugly and corrupted teachings .imams try to polish islam with peace and forgiveness which have no meanings in islam.it is enough imams to brainwash moslems,it is time to tell them the truth about scientific and linguistic mistakes in quran,do not justify these mistakes and try to find exit for them .you look for ways of fraud.Father Zakaria destroyed islam as misleading dogma.you paid billions of dollars to stop him,but u do not care about others because they have no big influenc as father zakaria,and this your failure to stop him by evidences.