Omar Zaid

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  • THE BROWN SAHIBS OF ASEAN: Cross-Culturalism & What it Should Become, an essay by Dr. Omar

    See, my lord, from this room — from this room I govern not only Paris, but China; not only China, but the whole world, without anyone knowing how ‘tis managed. Michelangelo Tamburini, 1720 AD, 14th Jesuit Superior General (1706-1730) Speaking to the Duke of Brancas, History of the Jesuits Vol. 1, p. 107; Andrew Steinmetz, 1848 With the advent of…

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  • Jews and Slavery Throughout History

    Jews and Slavery Throughout History anonymous: 4 Nov 2011  http://wakeupfromyourslumber.com/blog/holyland/jews-and-slavery-throughout-history It would not be an unfair assumption to say that the majority of Americans think of slavery as an institution peculiar to the ante-bellum south; and, if not thought of as exclusive to the South, at least practiced there in a manner uniquely unjust in…

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  • Rockefeller's Red Cross

    The American Red Double-Cross By Dr. Len Horowitz 8-22-2 SANDPOINT, Idaho — The American Red Cross (ARC) is widely considered a great American institution. It is generally thought of as among the world’s premier humanitarian organizations. Clearly, almost everyone thinks of it as a life-saving agency. Most people know this non-governmental organization (NGO) to be heavily…

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  • The Dönmeh: The Middle East’s Most Whispered Secret (Part I)

    EDITOR’S NOTE:  I wrote about these fellows a few years ago, and have even faced academic disdain when relating the history since it’s been eradicated from most Islamic History courses and most Muslim Alim have no idea about this matter, especially here in Malaysia.  it is certainly not discussed. Hence, i am please as punch…

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