Essays to the Contrary

SINGAPORE HYPOCRISY: HANG THE DRUG COURIERS WHILE INVESTING WITH THE DRUG BARONS

Omar Zaid

Mar 19, 2012

Elizabeth Krantz – 8 December 2005, Australian News Commentary The net effect of the Singapore government’s barbaric hanging of drug courier Van Nguyen will be to increase profits for the government’s trading partner, Burmese drug lord Lo Hsing Han. While the high-profile execution will no doubt reduce the supply of heroin somewhat, the inelastic demand…

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BROWN SAHIBS: an Essay by Dr. Omar Zaid

Omar Zaid

Mar 17, 2012

BROWN SAHIBS Knights Errant, Myths of Authenticity & The Manipulation of Collective Identity: Not only do policies create grievances; they also create constituencies, that is, the people identified by their behavior, interests, beliefs, or some ascriptive characteristic as aggrieved or empowered. In this way, we can understand how the state structures collective identity. … You…

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Countering the NWO with Cultural Renewal: Specific Aims and Goals, An Essay by Dr. Omar Zaid

Omar Zaid

Mar 16, 2012

Cultural Renewal: Specific Aims and Goals A quick perusal of much of what they refer to as the ‘New Poetry’ is enough evidence to show that those who are involved in it are under such a strong influence that, if we analyze it, we would discover that it stands in opposition to the Arab-Islamic culture…

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Beyond Post-Modernism: The Need For Cultural Renewal, an essay by Dr. Omar Zaid

Omar Zaid

Mar 15, 2012

We must put an end to anything which brings about any Islamic unity between the sons of the Muslims. As we have already succeeded in finishing off the Caliphate, so we must ensure that there will never arise again unity for the Muslims, whether it be intellectual or cultural unity. Lord Curzon, Brit. Foreign Minister,…

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