For intellectually matured audience!
"You want to create boredom? Be politically correct in your conversation." His Holiness Karl Lagerfeld

Wednesday, December 26, 2012

Want more guns?



United States of America, a country with a population of 300 million with an estimated 270 million guns in the hands of civilians makes Americans the most heavily armed nation per capita in the world.

You may talk about gun control; however, the question is whether you have the courage to go against a powerful gun lobby and the likes of NRA that gets most of the politicians it backs elected to the United States Congress.

With all the killing in schools, malls, theaters, universities and streets of America, do you still need more guns? Or, are you finally ready to stand up for what is right and should have been done a long time ago.

More guns? Or, no guns? Your choice. Your future.

You decide.

What is it going to be?

Tuesday, December 11, 2012

Tolerance!

Tolerance! what is that?


credits are due to all the sources humble or not that were used in this post.

Friday, November 30, 2012

Malala Yusufzai




And Taliban shot the brave teenager in the head for saying that, she survived this proves who is right...

Thursday, November 15, 2012

To be Screwed or not to be Screwed



My dear innocent HF, you speak of ‘unscrewing’ whereas a whole bunch of them have already been ‘screwed’ and ‘screwed’ in this case cannot be ‘unscrewed’. Boy, there sure is a lot of ‘screwing’ and ‘unscrewing’ going on. And in this ‘screwing-unscrewing’ contest, ‘screwing’ will surely beat ‘unscrewing’ as it always does.

Don’t you think the “All In” book title says it all? “All In” already sounds like a big ‘screw’ and even the ‘screw’ has been ‘screwed’.

Do you now wonder what the PhD dissertation title would be? Perhaps, “To be Screwed or not to be Screwed”
 pictorial credits: google etc

Monday, November 12, 2012

General Petraeus you too...


Humble follower thinks all these men in powerful positions should unscrew and deposit their "penises" when they take oath of office. This will save us from loosing from public office, a lot of smart men who some time start thinking through their male member.

credits to all the sources

Wednesday, November 7, 2012

Barak Hussain Obama defeats American Taliban


Congratulations !  Barak Hussain Obama is back in the White House for another four years. Eat your hearts out Conservatives, evangelicals, racists, super pacs, I mean "Taliban of America".

Ladies, Gays, Latinos, Jews and Liberals you are safe, Muslims keep watching your backs, he is gonna screw you more.....People of Colorado and Washington state, you watch your backs too, don't start smoking pot yet... Feds are watching you........

credits: to all sources for images.

Sunday, October 28, 2012

Let's get naked!

Muslims it is time to get naked! and have some fun, it is good for non-muslims too

credits:FEMEN etc

Friday, October 26, 2012

Sexual Abuse Galore



Sexual abuse by priests in the church. Sexual abuse in military by trainers. Sexual abuse in prisons by security personnel. Sexual abuse in football by coaches. Sexual abuse by staff in Boy Scouts of America. Sexual abuse everywhere.


Will someone ever take a serious action against all the culprits or will we continue to explain it all away through some bizarre justification and crazy rationale of some sort?

credits:all sources including FEMEN

Monday, October 22, 2012

Thursday, October 18, 2012

White House for white people


Let us go all the way back; how about Red get's back his country and all white put on boats and sent back to Europe?

credits are due to all sources

Saturday, October 13, 2012

Friday, October 12, 2012

Saturday, October 6, 2012

AUCTION 2012


The other night humble monk called his friend J, a monk of much higher order, on holy secure line. After some chit chat humble asked monk J, if he was following the election drama on the unholy networks. Conversation went like this:

J: you mean the Auction 2012.  
HF: O dear monk what auction? 
J: well my dear you are so ignorant, what you think is election is in reality an auction. Every four years billions of dollars change hands and the highest bidder gets the White House. It is the same for Senate and The House. 

Humble was stunned, speechless rather speakless. After the conversation humble went into a trance, looked around in the mystical world and discovered J was some what right? Or was he absolutely right? 

O my dear fellow humbles, we at the Holyman Circus have suspend regular activities and have decided to provide partial coverage (we humbles do not have resources for a full coverage) of Auction 2012 on our humble Circus. 

Hope you know Donkey and Elephant are the two main characters of this act. For decades they have been doing this act and do not let any third character take part in it. (I think they want to keep all the loot between two of them). 

Let the Circus Begin.



Graphics courtesy of: animation library

Thursday, October 4, 2012

Friday, September 28, 2012

Whirling Dervish

Blessings to all the humble, you all have a nice weekend and try to meditate and try to whirl a little...

Thursday, September 27, 2012

‘Living Under Drones’



LONDON: ‘Living Under Drones’, a new report from Stanford and New York universities, was a difficult piece of fieldwork — I was with the law students in Peshawar as they tried to interview victims of the CIA’s drone war. But it has made an important contribution to the drone debate by identifying the innocent victims of the CIA’s reign of terror: the entire civilian population of Waziristan (roughly 800,000).

Until now, the dispute has revolved around how many drone victims in the Pakistan border region are dangerous extremists, and how many children, women or men with no connection to a terrorist group. Until the area is opened up to media inspection, or the CIA releases the tapes of each Hellfire missile strike, the controversy will rage on.

However, there can be no sensible disagreement over certain salient facts: first, the US now has more than 10,000 weaponised drones in its arsenal; second, as many as six Predator drones circle over one location at any given time, often for 24 hours a day, with high-resolution cameras snooping on the movements of everyone below; third, the Predators emit an eerie sound, earning them the name bangana (buzzing wasp) in Pashtu; fourth, everyone can see them, 5,000ft up, all day — and hear them all night; fifth, nobody knows when the missile will come, and turn each member of the family into what the CIA calls a “bugsplat”.

The Predator operator, thousands of kilometres away in Nevada, often pushes the button over a cup of coffee in the darkest hours of the Waziristan night, between midnight and 5am. So a parent putting children to bed cannot be sure they will wake up safely.

Every Waziri town has been terrorised. We may learn this from the eyewitness accounts in ‘Living Under Drones’, or surmise it from the exponential increase in anti-anxiety and anti-depression medication across the region. Sometimes it is difficult for those in the west to understand. But for me, it brings to mind my mother, Jean Stafford Smith. In 1944 she was 17. She had left the safety of her school in the countryside to do a secretarial course in London. Each evening she took the bus home from Grosvenor Place, behind Buckingham Palace, to her digs off Tottenham Court Road. Back then, darkness would truly descend on the city, as the blackout was near total.

Sixty-eight years on, my mother retains vivid memories of the gathering gloom. When the doodlebugs (as V1s — Hitler’s drones — were called) came over, she knew that she was safe so long as she could hear the engine; only when they fell silent did she have to worry where they might fall.

In 1944, two doodlebugs hit the environs of Buckingham Palace, near where my mother learned shorthand. One blew out the secretarial school’s windows. A second killed more than 100 people who had been singing hymns in the Guards Chapel on Birdcage Walk. It was a weekend, so my mother was back at her digs.

My mother, an eternal optimist, never really thought she was going to die, even when — on June 30 1944 — a drone struck Tottenham Court Road. Perhaps reminiscent of the tragedy of 7/7 (the tube and bus attacks in 2005), a witness described “a bus, still packed with people sitting in all the seats, but all the glass blown out and all the skin blown off their faces”.

Many suffered far more than my mother. Indeed, fear for those you love can be more devastating than facing danger yourself: my grandmother Vera, a formidable woman, lived 60 miles north of London near Ely, and worried constantly about her youngest daughter. The ripples of anxiety spread wide.

So little changes. Current RAF doctrine tells us, euphemistically, how “the psychological impact of air power, from the presence of a UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) to the noise generated by an approaching attack helicopter, has often proved to be extremely effective in exerting influence…” Perhaps they mean “terror”, as described by David Rohde, a former New York Times journalist held by the Taliban for months in Waziristan.

Rohde describes the fear the drones inspired in ordinary civilians: “From the ground, it is impossible to determine who or what they are tracking as they circle overhead. The buzz of a distant propeller is a constant reminder of imminent death.”

I hope that this report reminds us all what the US — with British support — is doing to the people of Pakistan. Maybe then there will be less surprise at the hatred the drone war is engendering in the Islamic world — and a chance that we will reconsider what we are doing.

Clive Stafford Smith is director of Reprieve
—By arrangement with The Guardian

Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Musings for the humbles

Foxy News?

Americans in India

Books you need to read

Really?

if you have any complaints, now you know
where to go


humble follower is grateful to all the sources

Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Peaceful religion?


Can Mother Teresa go to heaven...

His Holiness The Guru sent me the following to read. Humble follower wants to share it with all. Enjoy my friends, may peace be on you. This is true for people of all religions, we too hear "so and so is going to hell" because Jesus said so. You ask them did you read in the Bible? They say, so and so told me so....


*Can Mother Teresa, a non-Muslim, go to heaven? *

*By Hussain Nadim in The Express Tribune Pakistan*


*"She can't go to heaven? But she saved thousands of lives.*

*The recent killings of Shias and blasphemy charges against a young
Christian girl are not a product of some foreign militant group terrorizing
our peaceful land.*

*The incidents of violence against minorities and sectarian groups are
largely a result of the ideology that exists in all corners of our society.
Whether you are a liberal or conservative, educated or ignorant, we all
share the blame for such incidents.*

*On this very topic, a heated argument in my class erupted when I asked a
simple question to my students:*

*“Is Mother Teresa going to heaven?”*

*To my surprise, more than 80% of this educated elite answered the question with a vehement ‘no’. All of those who answered in the negative explained that while Mother Teresa was a noble woman, she was not a Muslim and, hence, could not enter heaven. This ideology is the first step towards the action of violence and brutality.*

*Below is a dialogue with one of my students who represented this school of thought:*

*“So, Mother Teresa is not going to heaven?”*

*Student: “No, since she was not a Muslim.”*

*“But she saved thousands of lives.”*

*Student: “Well, she was to be rewarded for that in this world, but one
can’t enter heaven until he/she says the Kalima.”*

*“So you’re saying only the Muslims are going to heaven, no matter how evil they are?”*

*Student: “Yes, evil Muslims will be punished for some time, and will be
sent to heaven after the punishment.”*

*“So, when you die, you’re going to go to heaven no matter what you do in this world, just because you we’re born a Muslim?*

*Student: “Yes, precisely!”*

*“Did you decide where you were born?”*

*Student: “No.”*

*“Who decided that?”*

*Student: “God.”*

*“So, God has already decided at your birth that you’re going to heaven;
whereas Mother Teresa, having saved thousands of lives, will be going to
hell?”*

*Student: “Err… I think so. God has said it in numerous places in the Holy Quran. Had the ‘message’ reached her and she converted to Islam, she would have been able to enter paradise.”*

*“Is accepting the message more important, or following the message?”*

*Student: “Following it, of course.”*

*“Do you think you follow the message of Islam?”*

*Student: “Well, I try to, but I don’t think so.”*

*“Do you think Mother Teresa followed the message of Islam?”*

*Student: “Umm, well she didn’t offer namaz or read the Holy Quran, but she did follow the message.”*

*“So, she still can’t go to heaven after having followed the message of
Islam?”*

*Student: “I don’t know. I’ll have to do further research on that.”*

*“Forget that. Have you read the Holy Quran?”*

*Student (enthusiastically) : “Yes!”*

*“With translation or only the Arabic text?”*

*Student: “Arabic only.”*

*“How do you claim that something is written in the Holy Quran when you have not really read it?”*

*Student: “I don’t know. I’ve heard about it.”*

*“So, Mother Teresa is going to hell because you’ve heard from somebody that it is written in the Holy Quran, who probably heard it from somebody else?”*

*Student: “Hmm.”*

*“You’re basically assuming that it is written in the Holy Quran, and
assuming that Mother Teresa is not going to heaven.”*

*Student (frustrated) : “I don’t know.”*

*“Do you accept that without reading or understanding the Holy Quran,
whatever you claim about it is mere assumption?”*

*Student: “Yes.”*

*“Good. So, can Mother Teresa possibly go to heaven now that you’re not God, and do not have the absolute knowledge about the day after?”*

*Student: “I don’t know, may be?”*

*This dialogue depicts one of the root cause of most of the sectarian and
religious problems in Pakistan. Our beliefs and knowledge about the world has been told to us by someone who heard them from somebody else, and so on. In our culture, the idea of self-exploration does not exist and people have taken beliefs and ideas to be for granted.*

*Moreover, we are so bogged down into petty debates that we have lost track of what really is important for our survival. We need to really get over and beyond the petty debate about who is going to hell or heaven. There is a desperate need to change the narrative and debate in our households, classrooms, and most importantly, our media, so we can start thinking about issues that are urgent and real. As long as our debate doesn’t change, we will continue to discriminate against other sects and religions.*