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... from the performer of such ditties as
"I Hate Israel, I Love Amr Moussa." and "Hey People, It Was Only a Tower and I Swear by God that They [the U.S.] Are the Ones Who Pulled it Down."
It's very interesting. look out for his comment on Silvio Berlusconi:
http://www.memritv.org/search.asp?ACT=S9&P1=1073#
middle eastern orgers, have you ever heard of him?
Edit: oh, and watch the video to the end as he does a fun song about avian flu.
but you must have loved the bird flu song?
That second one has a really catchy title.
At least this music has a meaning beyond "lets get some money and get laid" even if it is rather extreme!
Oh dear me.
Do you think he writes his own songs?
Ps: The bird flu song was fantastic!
The interviewer woman is nice-looking, and seemed kind of amused by her subject's opinions. The guy wears more jewelry than she does. I guess the 'bling-effect' extends to Egypt also.
Im comforted by the fact we could turn them into a sheet of glass anytime.
Her desperate attempt to hold back laughter when the 'pop star' said that he'd appoint his sons to all the different ministeries and get the one he made minister of housing to give him a larger appartment 'because he's the prime minister' says it all really.Quote:
Originally Posted by KukriKhan
I too liked the interviewer woman, she looks good and is apparently normal in contrast to the "popstar"...:2thumbsup:
And no, I didn´t like any of his songs. I´ve heard better middle-eastern music, though, I think Egypt is pretty much in Africa and not in the middle-east, isn´t it?:inquisitive:
I thought that the middle east included parts of Asia and north AfricaQuote:
Originally Posted by Husar
This guy can't be serious...
Since Sinai is in the Middle East (if you cut it at the Canal) then Egypt has it's role to play as a middle eastern state. Just like Turkey is a European state (if not fully).
Politically you can certainly include Egypt as it looks far more to the middle east than it does towards Sudan, Libya or Ethiopia.
good to know american popstars don't have the exclusive rights to being over opinionated and (dare i say?) idiotic on so many issues.
but didn't you enjoy it?Quote:
Originally Posted by solypsist
I did. Big mouthed popstars are an interesting breed. I enjoyed this guy's nepotistic views.
and the songs about new years resolutions and bird flu.
What an odd person. I suspect much is lost in translation.
Turn that line into a song and you can shake hands with Sha'ban Abd Al-Rahim.Quote:
Originally Posted by strike for the south
Sheet of Glass By:SFTS
Sheet oh Glass oh Sheet oh Glass
At anytime we could turn the middle east in to a sheet of glass
Why dont we?
I have no idea
All these people think they can push us around
But these idoiots forget
We have the button
Sheet oh Glass oh Sheet oh Glass
When do I get to meet him? Does he do photo ops?
Its the woman interviewer you really want to meet. Admit it.
oh Adrian you silly ba jilly. You and I both know who whed want to snuggle with
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I suspect much is lost in translation.
hmmmm....A translation from MEMRI . They are reknowned for their accuracy and objectivity are they not .~;)
Haven't a clue but it was funny, even the interviewer thought so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tribesman
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Originally Posted by AdrianII
God that is awful music, and I actually like middle-eastern music a lot.
That yummy host was worth the video though.
Yummie, gimme 72 of those and I am sure I have some respect laying around somewhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by AdrianII