Monthly Archives: June 2009
Edward Said’s View on the Media
“Despite the variety and the differences, and however much we proclaim the contrary, what the media produce is neither spontaneous nor completely “free:” “news” does not just happen, pictures and ideas do not merely spring from reality into our eyes … Continue reading
Filed under Media, philosophy, Politics, quotes
School – The place of Horrification
I have never felt happy about going to elementary school when I was a kid. Everything was just chaos there. We had students 5 years older than me in the classrooms and whenever they make troubles, everyone in class pay … Continue reading
Filed under culture, discussion, Gender, personal, psychology
Child Sexual Abuse Prevention
The most reasonable solution for any problem is to prevent it from happening in the first place. Many parents wait until something bad happen for their children in order to wake up and take action. I think that explain part … Continue reading
Filed under discussion, psychology
My dream!
One of my dream is to build a social organization that is advocate to provide counseling and special education for children in Saudi Arabia. I honestly believe that many of our children have been involved in many social and religious … Continue reading
Filed under culture, discussion, personal, psychology
what I care about is
Child abuse is in everywhere in the world but what made me angry and sad is that many saudi aren’t aware of it and it has been ignored by media and public organization in Saudi Arabia up to this moment. … Continue reading
Filed under culture, discussion, history, Media, Politics, psychology
Child Sexual Abuse in KSA
one of my friend has noticed a sudden change in his little brother behavior for the past 2 months. He refuses to sleep alone in his bedroom. He cries with no reason and he feels insecure all the time. His … Continue reading
Filed under culture, discussion, Media, psychology
Would You Permit Me?
by Nizar Qabbani* In a country where thinkers are assassinated, and writers are considered infidels and books are burnt, in societies that refuse the other, and force silence on mouths and thoughts forbidden, and to question is a sin, I … Continue reading
Filed under discussion, Gender, poetry, Politics, religions
Dear Prince Turki Al-Faisal,
Dear Prince Turki Al-Faisal, I really respect your opinion but in the same time I fully disagree with what you have said regard the US energy independence. I think assuming that people of any nation will depend on our oil forever is fallacious and unreal assumption … Continue reading
