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Thursday, September 2, 2010

Pakistan Cricket’s Match-Fixing Scandal Is A Good Story With Few Facts

Majeed is accused off alms cricketers arena with the Pakistan civic money to adapt the advance of their bout adjoin England at Lord’s.

Mr Majeed has been arrested on suspicion of cabal to bamboozle bookmakers, says Sky News.

Mr Majeed is said to be the buyer of non-league Croydon Athletic FC and allegedly uses the club to “launder his adulterous gains”. Readers are presented with no affirmation of this.

THE Account of the World, which break this news, says Majeed and his assembly “RIGGED the accepted Lord’s Test amid England and Pakistan”.

That bout is not over. Pakistan were skittled out for 74 in the aboriginal innings. England are on advance for victory. Reading on we learn:

The NoTW bowlers Mohammad Amir and Mohammad Asif delivered THREE arrant no-balls to order.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFhpzCwBIb0&feature=player_embedded#%21

They chic the absolute bout with three no-balls? This seems unlikely. It’s a acceptable story, but baffled by reporters’ Mazher Mahmood & Amanda Evans’ hype, as they again alarm the accusation “the best amazing antic aspersion ever”.

It is not “the best amazing antic aspersion ever”. For starters, it is unproven. We are offered no chat from the cricketers. And Mr Majeed has yet to respond.

It’s not alike the best amazing antic aspersion in cricket. There was Basil D Oliveira, the South African-born England “Cape Coloured” who emigrated to comedy for England and, while adequate a affluent attitude of form, was larboard out of his adopted nation’s 1968 bout of his homeland. And again there was Hansie Cronje, the South African captain who accommodated his column for allowance bookmakers “forecast” results.

The BBC’s Andy Swiss says these fresh allegations are “very minor, actual baby capacity aural the bout that ability assume ridiculously atomic to a lot of people. There is no advancement that the aftereffect of the bout has been in any way fixed”.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLILvZPfhdE&feature=player_embedded

The International Cricket Council (ICC), the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) issue a statement:

“No players nor team officials have been arrested in relation to this incident and the fourth npower Test match will continue as scheduled on Sunday. As this is now subject to a police investigation neither ICC, ECB, PCB nor the ground authority, the MCC, will make any further comment.”


Back to the NoTW, which quotes Mr Majeed as saying

“I manage ten of the players. I do all their affairs like contracts, sponsorship, marketing, everything. I work very closely with the PCB (Pakistan Cricket Board).”

He sounds like a big cheese. Says the paper:

We can sensationally reveal Majeed identified young Pakistan captain Salman Butt as the ringleader of the band of cheats.

Mr Butt has not been afforded a chance to respond. But Mr Majeed, it seems, has more to say. He is billed as “Mr Big”, who…

“…boasted about the players he claimed were working for him in the betting scam – claiming to have seven on his books, including Butt, Asif, Amir and Kamran Akmal, the wicket-keeper already accused of match-fixing by the coach of the Pakistan team, Intikhab Alam…


“I’ve opened them all Swiss bank accounts as well, all numbered accounts,” he said. “I’ve got them even English bank accounts too.”

To prove it he showed off bank details stored on his BlackBerry including a Clydesdale Bank account number he claimed was Butt’s.

Having heard “Mr Big” speak, we read this alleged exchange:

REPORTER: “If there’s two or three that are on for the other side, the betting side, then good luck – they’ll be really happy.”

MAJEED: “There’s more than two or three. Believe me. It’s already set up. That’s already there. I’m very wary speaking about this simply because I don’t know you guys.”

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He doesn’t know the undercover reporters but he is happy to talk up his alleged role and connections as £150,000 is passed his way?

So. Do the reporters with the cash want an in to his lucrative scam? Says Majeed:

“I’ve been doing it with them, the Pakistani team, for about 2½ years. And we’ve made masses and masses of money.”

As the story becomes more sensational, the details become murkier. Mr Majeed is alleged to be part of cheating gang that deals with the top tier of Pakistani cricket. But the proof is not there. It is just chat. And the accused have been given no right to reply.

As for the “rigged” England match, well that does not appear to have been fixed, unless England can be bribed to play well? If they can, we suggest they are paid backhanders as a matter of course…

The story is engaging and the video ‘evidence’ more than interesting:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6Yv4I7cq4E&feature=player_embedded

The People's Response:

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Wednesday, September 1, 2010

You're NOT Islamaphobic???


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U.S./ ISRAEL Land for Peace Deal & U.S. Storms

Note: As President Obama convenes the first direct Middle East peace talks in 20 months, the possible division of Jerusalem may now be on the negotiating table. At present, Hurricane Earl threatens the east coast. Will the damage done be based upon the way our country negotiates peace? Let's wait and see what occurs over the next few days.

These are a few examples of the many "Act of God" events that coincide with the timing of the country's pressure on Israel to give up her land for peace. The land that God gave to Israel as the descendants of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob is documented by covenant in the Bible.

✡October 30, 1991: President George H.W. Bush opens the Madrid Conference with an initiative for a Middle East peace plan involving Israel's land. On the same day, an extremely rare storm forms off the coast of Nova Scotia. (It was eventually tagged "The Perfect Storm," and a book and movie were made about it.) Record-setting 100-foot waves form at sea and pound the New England Coast, even causing heavy damage to President Bush's home in Kennebunkport, Maine.

✡August 23, 1992: The Madrid Conference moves to Washington D.C. and the peace talks resume, lasting four days. On that same day, Hurricane Andrew-the worst natural disaster ever to hit America-produces an estimated $30 billion in damage and leaves 180,000 homeless in Florida.

✡January 16, 1994: President Clinton meets with Syria's President Hafez el-Assad in Geneva. They talk about a peace agreement with Israel that includes giving up the Golan Heights. Less than 24 hours later, a powerful 6.9 earthquake rocks Southern California. This quake is the second most destructive natural disaster to hit the United States.

✡March 1 to April 1997: The combination of Palestinian Authority Chairman Yasser Arafat touring America; Clinton rebuking Israel for not giving away her land for peace; and pro-abortion activity coincide with some of the worst tornadoes and flooding in U.S. history. On the very day Arafat lands in America, powerful tornadoes devastate huge sections of the nation, ripping across Texas, Arkansas, Mississippi, Kentucky and Tennessee. Arafat's American tour also coincides with the storms in the Dakotas, which result in the worst flooding of this century, in addition to weeks of major storms throughout the Midwest.

✡January 21, 1998: Netanyahu meets with President Clinton at the White House and is coldly received. Clinton and Sec. of State Madeleine Albright refuse to have lunch with him. Shortly afterwards that day, the Monica Lewinsky scandal breaks into the mass media and begins to occupy a major portion of Clinton's time.

✡September 27-28, 1998: Sec. of State Madeleine Albright works on the final details of an agreement in which Israel will give up 13 percent of the West Bank. The same day Hurricane George slams into the Gulf Coast with 110 mph winds and gusts up to 175. The hurricane hits the coast and stalls. On September 28, Clinton meets with Arafat and Netanyahu at the White House to finalize the land deal. Later, Arafat addresses the U.N. about declaring an independent Palestinian state by May 1999, while Hurricane George pounds the Gulf Coast causing $1 billion in damage.

✡October 15-22, 1998: On October 15, 1998, Yasser Arafat and Benjamin Netanyahu meet at the Wye River Plantation in Maryland, to continue the talks, which ended on September 28. The talks are scheduled to last five days with the focus on Israel giving up 13 percent of the West Bank. The talks are extended and conclude on October 23. From October 17-22 awesome rains and tornadoes hit southern Texas. The San Antonio area is deluged with 20 inches of rain in one day. The floods ravage 25 percent of Texas and leave over one billion dollars in damage. On October 21, Clinton declares this section of Texas a major disaster area.

✡May 3, 1999: This is the same day in Israel that Yasser Arafat is scheduled to declare a Palestinian state with Jerusalem as the capital. The declaration is postponed to December 1999 at the request of President Clinton, whose letter to Arafat encourages him for his "aspirations for his own land." He also writes that the Palestinians have a right to "determine their own future on their own land, " and that they deserve to "live free, today, tomorrow and forever." That same day, the most powerful tornado storm system ever to hit the United States sweeps across Oklahoma and Kansas. The winds are clocked at 316 mph the fastest wind speed ever recorded.

✡Week of October 11, 1999: Hurricane, Earthquake and Dow Collapse—As Jewish settlers in 15 West Bank (Israel) settlements are evicted from the covenant land in Israel, the Dow-Jones financial averages lose 5.7 percent in the worst week since October 1989. On October 15 the Dow lost 266 points, and a hurricane slams into North Carolina. On the next morning, October 16, a magnitude 7.1 earthquake rocks the southwest in the fifth most powerful CA earthquake in 20th century.  

✡September 11, 2001: Just days before 9/11, Israel withdrew from Bethlehem and Beit Jala, when they had tried to reoccupy covenant land, a trilateral security meeting between Israel, the Palestinians, and the U.S. agreed that they would withdraw their military. Twelve days later the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were struck by a terrorist attack.


Also, according to the Washington Post, 17 days prior to 9/11, Bush, at the encouraging of Sec. of State Colin Powell and U.S. Ambassador to Israel, Daniel Kurtzer, and in cooperation with the Saudis, was working on the most comprehensive plan and message ever to be offered on Israel's covenant land by an American President. Bush and his top officials had completed the majority of their work on 9/10.  Our “War on Terror” was birthed at the very same time that Bush and his administration were completing a plan on God's covenant land."

✡August 2005: And now we have Hurricane Katrina coming right on the heels of the Gaza evacuation that was supported and even urged upon Israel by the US. While Israelis were being forced from their homes, a storm was heading for the U.S. While the homes of Israelis were being destroyed by bulldozers, hurricane Katrina was destroying the homes of Americans. Many Israelis are now living in government housing - many Americans from New Orleans were forced from their homes and are now being housed in shelters. Projected to be the most expensive natural disaster in our history, it's the latest in a string of events that most experts agree are too consistent to be mere coincidence, but disagree as to their relevance.

✡September 2005: As the Jewish temples are being destroyed in the Gaza region, their homes are being leveled to the ground, and innocent Jews remain homeless due to the lack of housing from the Gaza evacuation, Hurricane Rita makes her way to the U.S. Gulf to finish the job across Bush’s home state, and New Orleans, a sinful area of our country.

The information in this article was taken, in part, from the book, “Eye to Eye” by William Koenig. There are several other parallels that are drawn in his book. It is also helpful to study the history of the Jewish nation, and the Muslims. The book titled, “The Everlasting Hatred: The Roots of Jihad” by Hal Lindsey explains the importance of the land...

From the Kindred Spirits Journal #14, November 2005

A Journey - Tony Blair

It's a political memoir with celebrity trappings - secrecy, security, a multimillion-dollar deal and, crucially, controversy.


Being a wayfarer and a journeyman, I feel somewhat qualified to comment on Tony as a fellow journeyman.



Left: BLAIR'S JOURNEY: Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair appears on BBC journalist Andrew Marr's television programme in London.






When Tony first came to power, I felt here was a man, of Jimmy Carter potential, who could change the world through his empathetic heart and shrewd understanding of parliament and politics. He almost did it, but unlike Margaret Thatcher, he backed the wrong war, and the wrong President of the USA. Did the average Britain give a toss about Iraq ?  Not really, but the Falklands pulled some patriotic strings.

I loved his accurate comment about his rival and successor Gordon Brown who he found difficult and maddening. I would add that Brown 'is like Friday's fresh and hot pie, served up cold and stale on Monday.'

Tony Blair's "A Journey" was stirring political passions even before it hits bookstores Wednesday (local time), with excerpts revealing that the former British prime minister has cried for soldiers and civilians killed in Iraq, but still thinks it was right to invade and topple Saddam Hussein.

The decision to go to war remains Blair's most divisive legacy. In excerpts from the book released by the publisher late Tuesday, Blair says "I ... regret with every fibre of my being the loss of those who died."

"Tears, though there have been many, do not encompass it," he says.

But, he says, "on the basis of what we do know now, I still believe that leaving Saddam in power was a bigger risk to our security than removing him and that, terrible though the aftermath was, the reality of Saddam and his sons in charge of Iraq would at least arguably be much worse."

"I can't regret the decision to go to war," he says.

Blair also reopens domestic political wounds, saying he found his rival and successor Gordon Brown difficult and maddening.

British booksellers are reporting heavy interest in the book, for which Blair was paid an estimated 4.6 million pounds ($7.5 million). He's donating the proceeds to a charity for injured troops.

Billed by publisher Random House as a "frank, open" account of life at the top, "A Journey" is being published in a dozen countries, alongside an e-book and an audio version read by Blair himself. It's in the top 10 on Amazon's British best-seller list - though it's only 4,000 on the retailer's US site.

"Initial sales will be huge," said Jonathan Ruppin of Foyles book store chain. "But whether those sales are sustained will depend on how frank and open it is."

Blair - who is scheduled to be in Washington on publication day, attending Israeli-Palestinian peace talks in his role as an international Mideast envoy - has said he "set out to write a book which describes the human as much as the political dimensions of life as prime minister."

"A Journey" promises to give readers behind-the-curtain insights into major world events from the death of Princess Diana to the Sept. 11 attacks and the invasion of Iraq.

It is unlikely to resolve the conflicting views and emotions Blair evokes.

For many Americans, he remains a well-regarded ally who stood shoulder-to-shoulder with the US in the fight against international terrorism. He's scheduled to receive the 2010 Liberty Medal from former President Bill Clinton in Philadelphia on Sept. 13.

But the question I ask, did he do more than Clinton when in office ?


Definition of a journeyman:

jour·ney·man (jûrn-mn). n.


1. One who has fully served an apprenticeship in a trade or craft and is a qualified worker in another's employ.

Tony Blair's memoirs:

Key quotesTony Blair's memoirs have been published. .


ELECTION NIGHT 1997

This was not a win. It was a landslide. After about two hours for a time I actually became worried. The moving line at the bottom of the TV screen was showing over a hundred Labour seats. The Tories had just six. I began to think I had done something unconstitutional.



IN POWER

On 2 May 1997, I walked into Downing Street as PM for the first time. I had never held office, not even as the most junior of junior ministers. It was my first and only job in government.
Tony Blair: ''The relationship with Gordon was very, very difficult''

Was he difficult, at times maddening? Yes. But he was also strong, capable and brilliant, and those were qualities for which I never lost respect.

ROWS WITH GORDON BROWN

I'm afraid I stopped taking his calls. Poor Jon [an adviser] would come in and say: "The chancellor really wants to speak to you." I would say: "I am really busy, Jon." And he would say: "He is really demanding it." Then I would say: 'I'll call him soon." And Jon would say: "Do you really mean that, prime minister?" And I would say: "No, Jon."

GORDON BROWN'S FOLLOWERS

The curse of Gordon was to make these people co-conspirators, not free-range thinkers. He and Ed Balls and others were like I had been back in the 1980s, until slowly the scales fell from my eyes and I realised it was more like a cult than a kirk.

9/11 ATTACKS

At that moment, I felt eerily calm despite being naturally horrified at the devastation, and aware this was not an ordinary event but a world-changing one. It was not America alone who was the target, but all of us who shared the same values. We had to stand together.


GEORGE W BUSH

I had come to like and admire George. I was asked recently which of the political leaders I had met had the most integrity. I listed George near the top. Some people were aghast... thinking I was joking. He had genuine integrity and as much political courage as any leader I ever met. He was, in a bizarre sense... a true idealist.

IRAQ WAR

Tony Blair on Iraq: ''I can't regret the decision''

I am unable to satisfy the desire even of some of my supporters, who would like me to say: it was a mistake but one made in good faith. Friends opposed to the war think I'm being obstinate; others, less friendly, think I'm delusional. To both I may say: keep an open mind.



IRAQ - BEREAVED FAMILIES

Do they really suppose I don't care, don't feel, don't regret with every fibre of my being the loss of those who died? To be indifferent to that would be inhuman, emotionally warped.



DEATH OF DR DAVID KELLY

I will never know precisely what made Dr David Kelly take his own life. Who can ever know the reason behind these things? It was so sad, unnecessary and terrible.



DEATH OF DIANA, PRINCESS OF WALES

Through it all, we were trying to work out how it should be managed. I know this sounds callous. I was genuinely in grief. I liked her and I felt desperately sorry for her two boys, but I also knew that this was going to be a major national, in fact global event like no other. How Britain emerged was important for the country internally and externally. I was prime minister; I had to work out how it would work out. I had to articulate what would be a tidal wave of grief and loss, in a way that was dignified but also expressed the emotion and love - not too strong a word - people felt for her.



IAN PAISLEY AND NORTHERN IRELAND PEACE DEAL

Once, near the end, he asked me whether I thought God wanted him to make the deal that would seal the peace process. I wanted to say yes, but I hesitated; though I was sure God would want peace, God is not a negotiator.

DEATH OF LABOUR LEADER JOHN SMITH IN 1994
Of course I had no knowledge that John would die prematurely. Except that, in a strange way, I began thinking he might. I don't mean I had a premonition or anything like that, but if you had asked me, in some private contest with Providence to stake my life on whether he would or not, I would have hesitated. I kept dismissing the thought. It kept intruding.


ON WIFE CHERIE

She was a rock to me, strong when I was weak, determined when I was tempted to falter, and fierce in her defence of the family.

ON DRINKING

By the standards of days gone by I was not even remotely a toper, and I couldn't do lunchtime drinking except on Christmas Day, but if you took the thing everyone always lies about - units per week - I was definitely at the outer limit. Stiff whisky or G&T before dinner, couple of glasses of wine or even half a bottle with it. So not excessively excessive. I had a limit. But I was aware that it had become a prop.


PRIME MINISTER'S QUESTIONS

If I did seem to be enjoying it, then it was a supreme instance of acting. I hated it.

THE FINANCIAL CRISIS

I profoundly disagree with important parts of the statist, so-called Keynesian response to the economic crisis; I believe we should be projecting strength and determination abroad, not weakness or uncertainty.


DAVID CAMERON

David Cameron was clever and people-friendly but he had not gone through the arduous but ultimately highly educative apprenticeship I had gone through in the 1980s and early 90s.

ED BALLS

I've had some harsh things to say about Ed Balls - I thought he behaved badly at points, and was wrong on policy - but I also thought he was really able, and a talent that any political party should be grateful to have.

FOX HUNTING BAN

If I'd proposed solving the pension problem by compulsory euthanasia for every fifth pensioner I'd have got less trouble for it.

Climate Change: The Road to Global Tax


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CHOP DOWN THE CHERRY TREES





CHOP DOWN THE CHERRY TREES AND PUT ALL JAPANESE LIVING IN AMERICA IN CONCENTRATION CAMPS.

The dastardly attack on Pearl Harbor demonstrates that the Japanese are not our friends. We went to war over that attack, won the war against them; but did we? We pumped billions of dollars to rebuild their country and they rewarded us with transistor radios and cheap televisions…then they continued their quest to ruin America by cajoling their way into our automobile market until it was all but decimated.

The National Cherry Blossom Festival is a spring celebration in Washington, D.C. commemorating the March 27, 1912, gift of Japanese cherry trees from Mayor Yukio Ozaki of Tokyo to the city of Washington. Mayor Ozaki donated the trees in an effort to enhance the growing friendship between the United States and Japan and also celebrate the continued close relationship between the two nations.

But it is kind of like the horse of Troy…it carries with it hypocrisy, a false intention and the trees are deceivingly pretty. Just like the religion of Islam presently, they are trying to project an image of a peace loving religion and are intent on building a “Learning Center” scarcely a couple of blocks away from the site of one of America’s largest tragedies: the attack on the World Trade Center on 9/11/01.

If I follow the way of thinking that these people on the extreme right have, then the cherry trees should be chopped down and the Japanese put into concentration camps…well, they were? Oh, then let us put those Muslims in concentration camps…tear down all their Mosques and burn their Koran in massive country wide demonstrations of repudiation for their religion…this is a Christian nation…there is no room for a religion that kills Christians.

What we need is a couple of hundred internment camps across America and put all Muslims there where they can’t hurt us or plan any further attacks on our nation. No Mosque should be built two blocks away from that sacred ground…or two miles away….or two states away…or two continents away for that matter.

Or we could really be creative; we could make a national law specifying what kinds of jobs Latinos and Blacks could do…they should only be doing: yard work, garbage pick-up, harvesting fruit and cotton, waiting on tables, cleaning offices and homes. Colleges have to stop letting in Latinos and Blacks, just the way it was back in the 1950’s; particularly Law Schools so we don’t get any more “uppity” Negroes.

But first we must deport 12 million illegal aliens because they are criminals, they have broken the law and have to pay the price…automatic citizenship to children born of illegal aliens should be outlawed.

They say: over 100 Muslims were also killed on 9/11…That doesn’t matter, they would kill their own mother for their religion…and so on…and so on…I think you get the idea of how the mind of the ultra-right wing-nut works.













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