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Facebook is taking action against every individual account | Your Account can be next Target.

noreply@blogger.com (NOVA HAIR) — Sun, 02 Jun 2019 11:31:00 +0000

The term “fake news” has been tossed around by so many different sources that it’s almost become laughable, if not a downright badge of honor. It’s basically become the go-to insult for any news you don’t like, or simply refuse to agree with.

Facebook has had more than its fair share of issues with malicious, harmful content, as well as allegations that it knowingly let foreign accounts manipulate its visibility algorithms in order to influence the last presidential election. Now, news has come out that Facebook has been deleting accounts that contain pro-Palestine, anti-Israel posts.

Facebook Complies With Orders To Shut Anti-Israel Accounts. Facebook’s actions believed to be the result of demands from Israeli government.

Government demands

According to Al-Jazeera, Facebook has conceded to demands from Israel’s government to shut down accounts that “incite” unrest in the region. Many of the accounts that have been closed belong to Palestinian news sources.

“Last week, four editors from the Shehab News Agency, which has more than 6.3 million likes on Facebook, and three executives from the Quds News Network, with about 5.1 million likes, reported they could not access their personal accounts. Both agencies cover daily news in the occupied Palestinian territories. Editors at the Gaza-based Shehab News agency say that the move was hardly surprising. This is the fourth time in a year that they have been censored by the social network, says Rimah Mubarak, director of Shehab news agency.”

Accounts suspended

The Intercept links the account closures to a meeting last year between Facebook’s top executives and a minister of the Israeli government. Allegedly, the social media platform was told either close the accounts or Israel will pass laws that penalize platforms with heavy fines for allowing disparaging posts to stay up. So far, the New York Times has reported that as many as 96% of the accounts flagged by the government have been suspended.

For its part, Facebook has stated that it has zero tolerance for terrorist activity, including posts that threaten or incite violence.

If You Sleep Naked Tonight, Here’s The Surprising Effect It’ll Have on Your Body

noreply@blogger.com (NOVA HAIR) — Sun, 02 Jun 2019 10:40:00 +0000

Sleeping is one of the most important activities for our health. Lack of sleep can be detrimental to the health. However, did you know that sleeping naked provides even more benefits than sleeping with clothes? Less than 10% of Americans sleep naked. Sleeping naked has some amazing health benefits, physically and psychologically.

Benefits of Sleeping Naked

Improves Sleep

People who sleep naked have better sleep than the ones who sleep with clothes. The body temperature naturally declines and if your ear clothes, it disrupts that cycle. As a result, you toss and turn, and have irregular sleeping patterns. On the other hand, sleeping naked will promote the sleep quality and you will sleep like a baby.

Prevents Bacteria

Sleeping naked will prevent the growth of yeast and bacteria. Moreover, it will dry out the spots of perspiration and keep the body comfortable.

Promotes Weight Loss

If you sleep naked, your cortisol levels decrease, you sleep better, and that promotes the weight loss process. If you want to shed some pounds, you have the solution.

Feeling More Frisky

The skin to skin contact will increase the bonding hormones such as oxytocin and make you more sensitized to your partner’s touch. Moreover, it will strengthen the feelings of trust, connectivity, and lower your heart rate.

Boosts the Energy

Having a good night’s sleep will increase your energy levels, which will last throughout the whole day.

Reduces Pain

Sleeping naked will stimulate circulation and reduce the pain, especially in the abdominal area. You will feel comfortable and without pain, so you can sleep tighter.

Improves the Skin’s Repair Processes

If you sleep naked, the skin will repair itself more easily, the sebaceous glands will work at full capacity, and your skin will absorb nutrients more quickly. As a result, your body’s metabolic rate will improve.

The extraordinary weakness of President Trump | Worst president in History |

noreply@blogger.com (NOVA HAIR) — Mon, 26 Feb 2018 09:46:00 +0000

President Trump got away with an awful lot when he was only a businessman, and I've long contended that it was possible because people had limited knowledge about him. Let's say you were a small business owner making something like curtains, and Trump came to you with a huge order for a new hotel or casino he was building. What great news! You've seen him on TV, and you knew what a big shot he was. What you probably didn't know was that he had a history of stiffing small business owners, taking their goods and services and then refusing to pay them. By the time you filled his order and couldn't get paid, it was too late.

When Trump ran for and then became president, he didn't change his approach to pretty much anything. But there's a big difference between now and his former life: When you're president, everyone sees what you do. All of it. And because of that knowledge, something important is happening: Fewer and fewer people are afraid of him.

Consider this comical development in Trump's ongoing war with the people who work for him, or used to. Earlier this week, excerpts from a new book by Michael Wolff were released in the media, in which we learned that former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon had lots of unflattering things to say about people in Trump's orbit, including members of the president's family. Other people Wolff interviewed paint a picture that we've heard many times before, of a staff struggling and failing to manage an impulsive, infantile president (dealing with Trump, Wolff quotes former deputy chief of staff Katie Walsh saying, was "like trying to figure out what a child wants").

And how did Trump respond, apart from releasing an angry statement about what a jerk Bannon is? He had his lawyer send a letter to Wolff's publisher demanding that it "immediately cease and desist from any further publication, release, or dissemination of the book," among other things. "Legal action is imminent," the lawyer warned, perhaps using a scary voice.

But here's the thing: Nobody believes him. Put aside how horrifying it is that the president of the United States wants to stop publication of a book because it makes him look bad. We all know that Trump isn't suing anybody, not only because of how damaging such a lawsuit would be for him (ask a lawyer friend what "discovery" is about), but more importantly because we've seen him make these empty threats before. In October 2016, after The New York Times published an article in which multiple women alleged that Trump had committed various forms of sexual assault against them, Trump had his lawyer threaten to sue the newspaper if it didn't immediately issue a retraction and apology. The Times invited him to go right ahead and sue, but the lawsuit never materialized.

Trump also threatened to sue all the women making the accusations: "All of these liars will be sued after the election is over," he said. He never sued them either. So now, when he says he's going to sue someone, everyone knows it's just bluster.

If you had a run-in with Trump 10 years ago and he said he was going to sue you, you might have been frightened by what you perceived as his strength. But today, what stands out is Trump's weakness. He doesn't have the power to determine who wins elections; just look at what happened in Alabama, where his endorsed candidate lost the primary in a special Senate election, then his second endorsed candidate lost the general election. He can (and does) call people out on Twitter, but that's more likely to help your career than hurt it. Like most everyone in the media, I myself am desperately hoping to be included in "THE MOST DISHONEST & CORRUPT MEDIA AWARDS OF THE YEAR," which Trump says he'll be handing out next Monday (and yes, that's what the most powerful man on Earth spends his time thinking about).

And while there are certainly people in the government whose jobs depend on staying in his good graces, before long many Republicans are going to realize that in the long run it may be much better to be seen as an enemy of Trump than his friend.

That will be particularly true when it comes to politicians. With his approval rating currently in the 30s, saying "I'm a loyal soldier for Trump" may not be to your political advantage, even in some conservative districts. And in competitive districts — of which there will be many more in this year's midterm elections than there usually are — Republican candidates will be eager to distance themselves from him.

That of course will infuriate Trump, and you can bet more than a few vulnerable Republican candidates will be hoping for an angry tweet sent their way that they can use to call attention to their independence. There's never been a president who had a more burning need for ceaseless lickspittlery from anyone and everyone, and when Trump doesn't get it, he just gets more upset.

Here he is, having achieved the grandest ambition anyone could hope for, in the most important job in the world, and he only seems to be getting smaller. It's going to be an awfully long year for him.

UN outrage at Syrian suffering: ‘We can no longer stay silent’

noreply@blogger.com (NOVA HAIR) — Mon, 26 Feb 2018 09:38:00 +0000

UN’s Panos Moumtzis calls for ceasefire to ease ‘dramatic deterioration’

The scale of suffering across Syria has reached unprecedented levels, with access to aid blocked in three major population centres, growing displacement and more than 13 million people in need across the country, the UN has said.
The organisation called on Tuesday for a one-month ceasefire to ease what it described as an “extreme situation” that “we haven’t seen before” at any point during the war, which is soon to enter its eighth year. The conflict has been marked by a mass exodus of Syrian citizens, sieges, starvation and a death toll that surpassed 500,000 people in 2016.
The UN’s assistant secretary general and regional humanitarian coordinator for Syria, Panos Moumtzis, said the organisation had been almost powerless to respond to a “dramatic deterioration in the humanitarian situation” over the past two months in particular, when access to people in opposition areas had been blocked by Syrian government officials.
The siege had been most acute in East Ghouta on the outskirts of Damascus, where 400,000 people – 94% of all those under regime blockade – have not received deliveries of food, water or medicine since late November. Ghouta, an opposition stronghold throughout the conflict, has been heavily bombed by Russian and Syrian jets for the past month, as both allies attempt to press home their recent gains elsewhere.

Up to 88 civilians were killed by airstrikes on Monday and Tuesday alone, local medics and activists said, as a campaign to break resolve in remaining opposition areas continued unabated.
Activists and doctors said those figures had risen as rescue workers uncovered more civilians buried under the rubble. In eastern Ghouta alone, activists said the death toll had risen to 78 people on Tuesday.
“Half of yesterday’s dead were women and children,” said one doctor in eastern Ghouta.
Elsewhere, airstrikes continued to hammer Idlib province in northern Syria, where more than 2 million people, at least half of them displaced from other parts of the country, are hemmed in near the Turkish border. Russian jets are attacking them from above while Iranian-led ground forces squeeze them from the south.
The city of Afrin in northern Idlib was attacked last month by the Turkish military and an Arab proxy force, adding a new layer of complexity to a war in which alliances have shifted and internal dynamics have splintered attempts to provide a united opposition front against the Assad regime. All the while, international powers have increasingly tried to shape the outcome of the war in their own interests, while mounting humanitarian needs across the province have routinely gone unmet.
At least 300,000 people have been displaced in Idlib since mid-December, when the most recent regime push on the area began. Almost half the area’s current population have been displaced from elsewhere in Syria; some were relocated as part of what Syrian officials call locally negotiated ceasefires, but which have nearly always followed long, crippling blockades.

Idlib also contains large numbers of jihadist fighters who control much of the province. Jihadist and conservative Islamist groups have besieged two Shia towns near Aleppo for much of the past three years. Their presence has been used by Syrian and Russian officials to claim that any genuine anti-Assad opposition was fleeting and has long been subsumed by a global jihadist agenda.
“They have stuck to this line for the past five years,” said Manaf Khaled, a businessman from the town of Zabadani, near Damascus, who was relocated to Idlib last September. “When we came here, it was the first time we saw them. Now they want to tell the world that we are all like them. It is a dangerous trap and people must know this.”
The UN said that in 2017 only 27% of its requests for access to opposition areas were granted by the Syrian government. As the military offensives have continued in Ghouta and Idlib, not a single request has been granted so far this year. Idlib was supposed to be a de-escalation zone, where hostilities were slowed or stopped to pave the way for negotiations.
“There is a misperception that the de-escalation areas have resulted in peace and stability. If anything, these have been serious escalation areas,” said Moumtzis, who renewed a call for a political response to the crisis. “We feel really outraged. Dramatic developments have been building up and it has reached a point where we can no longer stay silent. These are multiple fires we have to respond to, with a dramatic deterioration in many places.”

Moumtzis said a perception that the Syrian war was winding down had probably reduced impetus towards a political solution to the crisis, which had remained elusive despite three separate peace processes, in Geneva, Astana and most recently the Russian town of Sochi. The UN-backed Geneva process is largely moribund, having achieved little in more than a dozen meetings. Russia’s attempts to take the lead by holding the Sochi summit also ended in failure, with an ascendant Syrian regime, heavily backed by Iran and Russia, not willing to make concessions while conditions on the battlefield remain in its favour.
Alaa al-Ahmad, 27, from East Ghouta, said: “Even throughout Sochi the regime committed massacres; even as we speak they’re committing massive crimes. We are surprised that another conference is being set for next month. Can’t they see it is being built upon ours and our children’s blood?”

The World’s Silence on Syria Is a Silence of Hypocrites

noreply@blogger.com (NOVA HAIR) — Mon, 26 Feb 2018 09:31:00 +0000

There is an old Syrian proverb: “A little spark can kindle a great fire.”
On Jan. 26, 2011, that is exactly what happened in Damascus when Hasan Ali Akleh set himself on fire in an act of self-immolation similar to what Mohamed Bouazizi did in Tunis on Dec. 17, 2010. In both cases, the result was the same: revolution.
Kindled by the hopes and dreams of an entire region, a spark caught fire in Syria that day — and it spread like wildfire. It was fueled by the past transgressions of that country’s brutal leadership and now, despite nearly three years of murder, Bashar al-Assad has yet to contain that flame. For he has failed to understand that every Syrian father, mother and child he kills is fuel for the revolution’s persistence. After nearly five decades of Ba’ath Party rule, the idea that the country is not his — that the government exists to serve the people, rather than the other way around — means nothing to Assad. And so the revolution rages on.
Yet even the most stubborn protestors must succumb to force eventually. Even the loudest rally is no match for bullets. Two years ago, when I watched the videos of peaceful crowds being mowed down by Syrian soldiers and government thugs, my heart sank. Without help, I knew, these people were destined to fail; the flawed doctrine of “might makes right” would prevail. And though much of the world claimed to champion freedom and therefore to empathize with these activists at a time when their sole demand was democracy, the international community then as now met the protestors’ demands with little more than empty actions and silence.
It was a silence of hypocrites.
This shameful dithering has had two horrible consequences: First, Assad now believes — rightly so — that he can commit atrocities without facing consequences. Lacking a moral compass, he has little reason to stay his hand; we witnessed this when he used chemical weapons of the worst kind against his own people. Second, an opposition that began as a peaceful movement has become radicalized and infiltrated by elements that are nearly as loathsome as the Assad regime, if not more loathsome. If the West had spoken in a meaningful way sooner, if it had taken strong action from the beginning, this development could have been averted. Yet because we dithered and succumbed to the selfish demands of China and Russia, the rebels of today are almost as scary as the regime. A fight one used to be able to characterize with a straight-face as something approximating good versus evil has transformed into a situation where the moral lines are thoroughly blurred.
Take a moment to consider the situation’s gravity. When all this started three years ago, people were dying for the simple reason that they yearned for democracy, yet the West — despite intervening in Libya on behalf of armed rebels at a time when fewer had died — did little but watch as Assad murdered unarmed protestors. How can we call ourselves champions of democracy when we did nothing?
Despite the increased radicalization of the rebels, some type of meaningful action could save lives, and as such I still believe that strong action on the side of the rebels is warranted. The Syrian uprising is now a fire, a flame, but unless the rebels receive a boost from the world now it could inevitably dwindle to just a flicker. This dwindling, when and if it happens, will entail massive amounts of bloodshed. We need only remember the tragedy that occurred during the Hama protests in 1982, when Bashar’s father Hafez used tanks and aircraft to slaughter 20,000 of his own people. If the West remains silent, who knows how high the death toll — which has surpassed 100,000 — could climb? If Assad believes he faces no consequences for his actions, nothing will stop him. The world must act soon if it is to stave off another Hama.
Yes, we have interests in Syria; yes, those interests could be helped or harmed by intervening. But simple humanity calls on us to do something. We don’t even need to send in missiles; no, sending words would do. But the words we send must be much more potent than what has already been said; we — as humans — must demand rights for the Syrian people, must demand that Iran cease its intervention, and must demand that Assad step down. We must set firm limits on the types of conduct either side can engage in, and when one side breaches that conduct—for instance, when one side murders hundreds of civilians with chemical weapons — there must be concrete consequences. Only then can we bolster a people who have been treaded on for so long. Only then can we bring our actions in line with our rhetoric.
The Syrian rebels are a ragtag group demanding freedom from oppression. Their situation is not unlike that of the American rebels of the eighteenth century — poorly equipped citizens fighting for freedom from a vastly more powerful force that refuses to represent them. Yet even our ancestors had help in attaining liberty.
All that Syrians are asking of us now is to know we care — to know that the world cares. Even if democracy wins out in Syria, I fear that later our inaction will bear heavily on the minds of those who have shed blood to attain liberty. As Dr. King said, “In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.” True, not all Syrians consider us friends, but Assad has never been our friend. And now we have this one chance to show the people who could replace him that our defining ideology — freedom — is not only an ideal but a reality, too — and a reality that extends to all people, regardless of race or religion.
Eventually, Assad or his sons must renounce power; history teaches that no repressive regime lasts forever. But how long until this family falls? How long until “might makes right” is replaced by morality, until the pen and law and human decency really do triumph over the sword? How much longer can the world stand by and do nothing while young, decent people are tortured, their bodies mangled beyond recognition?
Silence is murder. As of today, the entire world is silent. By sheer complacency alone, the world has allied with a murderer, and in doing so it has transformed what started out as a group of peaceful protesters into something that is much more troublesome. It is the Syrian rebels versus the world.
They don’t stand a chance.
This post was modified from an older column, found here .

Why World is Silent on Syrian War?

noreply@blogger.com (NOVA HAIR) — Mon, 26 Feb 2018 09:29:00 +0000

The word tragic has often been used to describe the civil war in Syria, but it is a pale description of the raging madness on the ground. The bloodletting and massive destruction that has swept the nation is not a mere tragic event; the magnitude of the destruction and loss of lives is catastrophic by any measure unseen since the horror of World War II. The world is largely watching with apathy, and those with unique interests in the conflict play politics with the lives of hundreds of thousands of Syrians who died in vain as there is no salvation in death while unspeakable anguish and pain still awaits the living.
Just imagine the scope of the catastrophe that has been inflicted on a country and people by a vicious dictator who is determined to stay in power even at the expense of subjecting his country to wholesale destruction:
When 250,000 men, women and children are slaughtered and four million people become refugees languishing in camps, this is a catastrophe;
When more than seven million are internally displaced, 14 million are in need of humanitarian assistance, tens of thousands of people are prevented from fleeing and unable to receive international aid, and half the country is in ruin, this is a catastrophe;
And the most catastrophic of all is when a whole generation of young Syrians is lost as it bears long-term disastrous consequences from which the Syrian people will suffer for decades to come.
Sadly, the Obama administration’s assistance to spare the lives of tens of thousands of innocent civilians has been lukewarm at best. The Arab states, though providing some assistance to the Syrian rebels, remain unwilling to place ground troops which has and continues to be essential to defeating ISIS.
Russia and Iran stood by their ruthless ally, Assad, and spared no effort to provide him with the military, financial, and logistic guidance he needs to continue to mow down his people with his killing machine. Their political and strategic interests in Syria trump the welfare of the country, and they will do anything to protect their national interests and shape the country’s future to fit their needs.
While the US and some of its allies are busy fighting ISIS from the air, they left Assad free to drop barrel bombs, killing indiscriminately thousands of people each month and obliterating whole neighborhoods with near impunity.
Now, however, that Assad has admitted he is losing ground and lacks sufficient number of troops to fight the rebels on all fronts, and Iran and Russia fear that the rise of ISIS could divest them of their influence in Syria, they have all begun to search for a political solution:
Out of desperation, Assad dispatched his foreign minister Walid Moallem to explore a new opening for peace talks with the Syrian rebels to be arranged by Oman;
Iran has presented a peace plan personally conveyed by Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Zarif to Assad that includes a ceasefire and a power-sharing government with Assad remaining in power, at least for now;
And Russia has invited representatives of the Syrian rebels and the Assad government to visit Moscow for peace talks.
While these initiatives look compelling on the surface, none will lead to a solution unless Washington, Tehran, and Moscow coordinate a joint effort to end the war in Syria, which is now made more likely in the wake of the Iran nuclear deal.
This does not suggest that major difficulties no longer exist. The Arab Sunni states have no serious dialogue with Assad’s main patrons, Iran and Russia, and any deal that would be acceptable to these two countries is not likely to be satisfactory to the Sunni states, especially Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
While the US conducted its first drone strike into northern Syria from bases in Turkey by targeting ISIS alone, the US has become a de facto ally of Assad, giving him no reason to stop ravaging the country.
Though Turkey has agreed with the Obama administration to permit US strikes on ISIS targets from Turkish air bases, Ankara is exploiting the new arrangement to strike the Kurds in Syria. Turkey’s objective is not only to weaken the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) but also to impede the Syrian Kurds from consolidating their plans to establish an autonomous entity, which could encourage the Turkish Kurds to follow.
Ironically, notwithstanding the stark differences between the main players and their long and short-term objectives in Syria, their common interest to defeat ISIS provides an opportunity for all the countries involved to collectively work for a political solution to Syria’s civil war.
Moreover, being that violent extremism and political upheaval is sweeping the Middle East and large swathes of Syrian and Iraqi territory remains under ISIS’ control, this provides further impetus to try to end the conflict in Syria before the country disintegrates all together.
In addition, given that conditions on the ground have changed and Assad is becoming increasingly dispensable, Iran and Russia might well be more in tune, at this juncture, to find a political solution that would exclude Assad.
That said, any political solution must be anchored on the establishment of a new transitional government led by representatives of the Sunni majority with proportional representation of all other ethnic and religious factions, including the Alawites.
The US and all other parties concerned about the future stability of Syria should not make the same mistakes they made in Egypt and Libya by prematurely pushing for early elections and writing a new constitution. The transitional government in Syria should remain in place for at least five years while focusing on rebuilding the country and maintaining internal security.
In the interim, political parties will have the time to organize and develop a political agenda with which the public can become familiar before elections are held and the public has had the time to heal and return to some normalcy.
To demonstrate their good intentions, Russia and Iran ought to warn Assad that he must immediately cease and desist from dropping barrel bombs. If he refuses, the US should be prepared to strike Syrian military installations to stop Assad from raining barrel bombs, with or without the consent of Iran and Russia.
None of the interested parties can have it all. The question is, will they muster the moral courage and find a solution to spare what is left of Syria from a catastrophe the world has been watching for nearly five years with deafening silence?

Sridevi: India mourns Bollywood superstar dead at 54 | Some Memories |

noreply@blogger.com (NOVA HAIR) — Mon, 26 Feb 2018 09:21:00 +0000

Media captionSridevi "paved way for other women in Bollywood"

Tributes have been pouring in for superstar Bollywood actress Sridevi Kapoor, who has died aged 54.

The actress, known simply as Sridevi, died of a heart attack on Saturday while at a family wedding in Dubai.

Over five decades, she featured in almost 300 films, including classics Mr India, Chandni, ChaalBaaz and Sadma.

She was considered one of the very few Indian female superstars capable of huge box office success without the support of a male hero.

Top Bollywood figures, sporting giants and leading politicians reacted with shock, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he was "saddened" by her death.

Crowds gathered outside Sridevi's home in Mumbai as news emerged.

A spokesperson for Sridevi's husband, who is the producer Boney Kapoor, told the Indian news agency Asian News International that her body would be flown from Dubai to Mumbai on Monday.

Obituary: From Bollywood actress to Indian icon

What has the reaction been to Sridevi's death?

Actress Priyanka Chopra tweeted: "I have no words. Condolences to everyone who loved #Sridevi. A dark day. RIP"

"The world has lost a very talented person who left behind a huge legacy in film," said another big Bollywood name, Madhuri Dixit

Leading actor Akshay Kumar tweeted: "A dream for many, had the good fortune of sharing screen space with her long ago and witnessed her continued grace over the years"

Cricket great Sachin Tendulkar said: "We all grew up watching her and suddenly to hear that she is no longer with us is hard to digest"

Indian President Ram Nath Kovind said her death had left millions of fans heartbroken

Media caption"We miss you, Sridevi": Fans pay tribute to the Bollywood superstar

Why was she such a huge box office draw?

Sridevi worked in films in the Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada and Hindi languages.

Her acting career began at the age of four and by 13 she was cast in the adult role of a complicated woman avenging her lover's death.

Sridevi debuted as a lead actress in a Bollywood film in 1978, soon becoming one of India's biggest film stars.

The actress decided to take a break from the film industry after the release of Judaai in 1997.

She made a comeback in 2012, starring in English Vinglish.

In 2013, the Indian government awarded her the Padma Shri - the fourth highest civilian honour.

How did she die?

The actress was in the United Arab Emirates to attend the wedding of her nephew, Mohit Marwah.

Her husband and daughter, Khushi, were with her when she passed away on Saturday, reports say.

Her brother-in-law, Sanjay Kapoor, said it had happened at about 23:00 local time (19:00 GMT), according to news site The Indian Express.

He did not provide any further details.

Private Facebook pictures admissible as evidence — New York Court of Appeals

noreply@blogger.com (NOVA HAIR) — Thu, 15 Feb 2018 05:52:00 +0000

A Manhattan woman must turn over her Facebook photos marked private to be used as evidence in litigation. The New York Court of Appeals voted 7-0 to reinstate a judge’s ruling.

NY Chief Judge Janet DiFiore deemed it appropriate to disclose materials that contained “material and necessary” evidence.

The court’s ruling based its decision on DiFiore’s assessment that it was “significantly controversial” as to whether or not Facebook’s privacy regulations protected the pictures.

Yesterday the NYS Court of Appeals ruled that limiting access only to a person’s public posts on Facebook is counter to NY’s "history of liberal discovery." If you file a lawsuit, you can now be required to hand over your private photographs & posts during the discovery process.

In 2011, plaintiff Kelly Forman accused defendant Mark Henkin of negligence for improperly fitting stirrups. The plaintiff suffered spinal and brain injuries after falling from her horse, and following the accident she became isolated and reclusive due to her injuries.

After the case was opened, Henkin demanded access to Forman’s entire Facebook account in order to defend himself during trial.

In 2014, a trial judge ordered Forman to turn over all of her photos before and after the accident to Henkin, as well as her private messages so that he could assess them.

However, in 2015 a state appeals court demanded she submit only a smaller amount of photos suitable to continue the trial, due to Forman’s limited mobility and depression.

The ruling highlighted Forman’s right to internet privacy. “If a plaintiff’s claims are for emotional or psychological injury, it may be more difficult to frame a discovery demand, but it can certainly be done without resorting to a blanket demand for everything posted to the account,” it stated.

One of the defendant’s lawyers Michael Bono later challenged this, pointing out Henkin’s reasons for demanding Forman’s private data. “I think like in this circumstance where there’s a traumatic brain injury where part of the allegations go towards the inability to use Facebook, for example, it should be discoverable,” as quoted in a February 2 oral argument.

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe: Husband calls for UN to intervene as wife is ‘tortured’ in Iran jail | Support for Justice |

noreply@blogger.com (NOVA HAIR) — Thu, 15 Feb 2018 05:51:00 +0000

The family and supporters of jailed Brit Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe have called on the UN to intervene in her case after she was allegedly tortured during her detention in Iran on espionage charges.

Campaigners from the charity Redress told the UN special rapporteur on torture how Zaghari - who has spent almost 700 days in detention - has been subjected to instances of abuse, which “strongly suggest” her treatment in jail at the hands of Iranian authorities amounts to psychological torture.

Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who has a 21-month-old daughter, was arrested in April 2016 over allegations that she attempted to overthrow the state, which she denies. Writing on behalf of Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s husband, Richard Ratcliffe, the campaigners described in the UN submission how the British-Iranian woman had been held in solitary confinement for more than eight months at Kerman Central Prison.

Describing the degrading conditions in which Zaghari was being held captive, the report states: “During her 44 days of solitary confinement in Kerman, Mrs Zaghari-Radcliffe was detained in a small cell measuring 1.5m x 3m [with] no window and no natural light or air.

“The only times she was permitted out of her cell were for interrogation. The lights in the cell were kept on permanently.”

The fact that Zaghari-Ratcliffe was also kept from seeing her family for 37 days also took a toll on the defendant’s wellbeing. “This is of particular concern,” the submission says.

“At that point, Gabriella had not been completely weaned and Ms Zaghari-Ratcliffe was still breastfeeding.”

It was also highlighted how Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s “physical and psychological health sharply deteriorated” after she was falsely told that her family had abandoned her. “She had great difficulty walking, and her hair began to fall out,” the report reads.

Campaigners believe Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who has dual British-Iranian citizenship, is being used as a tool by Iran to pressure the UK government into paying back a £450 million ($626 million) debt dating back to a 1970s arms deal.

In a letter to the UN’s Professor Nils Melzer, the charity writes: “While it has serious effects on her physical health, the combined effect of this campaign has been to exert consistently maximum psychological pressure on Mrs Zaghari-Ratcliffe, to demoralise her and put her in a situation of complete powerlessness.

“The treatment has been inflicted on her over an extended period of time, and while she was, and continues to be, at her most vulnerable, a recent mother, in prison abroad and away from her family in the United Kingdom, without consular access and without allowing her family to visit.”

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Going to the gym is a sign of being gay, says Famous newspaper

noreply@blogger.com (NOVA HAIR) — Thu, 15 Feb 2018 05:42:00 +0000

A Famous newspaper has published a gay-spotter’s checklist. It includes things like being a gym member or having a beard as signs of male homosexuality.

The helpful list of hints on how to spot members of the LGBT community has been published in the Malaysian daily newspaper Sinar Harian, alongside a piece featuring Islamic cleric Hanafiah Malik deploring the rise of homosexuality, which many Muslims consider sinful, in the south-east Asian country.

“[They] like going to the gym but not for exercising, but to ogle others,” reads one of the bullet points, adding that gay men have a penchant for beards and branded clothes and that their eyes light up when they see a handsome slice of beefcake.

Hugging, holding hands, being alone and talking disparagingly about men, meanwhile, are a sure-fire way of telling someone is a lesbian, according to the guide.

Homosexuality is still illegal in Muslim-majority Malaysia due to a British colonial-era law, and can be punished with up to 20 years in prison. LGBT people, along with liberal and Shia Muslims, are seen as a threat by Malaysia’s Sunni conservatives such as Hanafiah Malik, who told the newspaper there is an urgent need to stop the “rise” of homosexuality.

The preacher also said that “khunsa,” or hermaphrodites, should allowed to undergo surgery to have one of their sets of genitals removed.

The Sinar Harian article was not welcomed by everyone, however. Arwind Kumar, one of Malaysia’s biggest social media stars, ripped into the article on YouTube.

“I know a lot of priests, I know a lot ustads [Islamic scholars], I know a lot of really, really religious people who love keeping beards. Are you trying to say they are gay? That’s how stupid this whole article sounds,” he said.

“If you really want to educate society then explain to them the traits of a pedophile, a molester, a murderer, a kidnapper, people who actually endanger the lives of others. How the hell does a gay person endanger your life?”

اب پاکستان اور بھارت میں سیکس وڈیوز دیکھنے پر سزا ! کیا آپ بھی دیکھتے ہیں ؟

noreply@blogger.com (NOVA HAIR) — Wed, 14 Feb 2018 08:16:00 +0000

Its bitter but a truth that most of young people are involved in drugs, smoking, pornography material and what not. Just like smoking and drugs can kill someone, likewise addiction to pornography material can also kill someone in numerous ways.

99% of #pornography is manufactured by sexist corporations owned by greedy, seedy, capitalist crime syndicates.#BoycottPorn. Huge numbers of young people are addicted to porn movies and other such material and this is something really shameful. Countries like America, India, Pakistan, Russia, Bangladesh and Korea has most number of viewers of porn movies worldwide. #porn is bad for one's #sexlife #boycottporn promote the movement #pornkillslove #fightthenewdrug #realvsvirtual #dontclick #loverevolution

Time to time, government does make efforts to stop all this but a temporary solution always fails. This is effecting young people so much that they are unaware of everything. It is pushing them back from almost everything. And this addiction is killing every nation across the world. Just seen a video of a chick pushing rubber ducks out of her ass #boycottPorn I’ve seen enough

Government will track all phones through a Software and Internet Providers. In this way, government is hopeful to make a major change in society because this issue is not a small one. This is something appreciable but might not be much effective as people do not keep such things only on phone. All the porn sites should also be banned permanently and it should be made sure that nobody is selling pornography material too. Government of Uganda has announced to Jail people for 2 years in these cases. We hope all other countries will also take a step in this regard.

Do let us know about your thoughts on this decision and also mention your ideas to tackle with this issue.

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INSPIRING One-Legged Deaf & Mute Man Has Worked 12 Years Without A Single Day Off

noreply@blogger.com (NOVA HAIR) — Wed, 14 Feb 2018 08:13:00 +0000

We all go through many struggles in life but, somehow, we manage to pull through and survive. Just like this inspiring man from China who lives his life filled with passion and hard work. Shang Wuyi is a 46-year-old man who is mute and has only one leg. He has been a street sweeper for almost 12 years of his life, according to Asia One. Every morning, Shang would wake up 4 am to go to work. He’s never taken a single day off ever since he started working. This man is the epitome of dedication! According to him, he loves working because he was born on May 1, which is International Worker’s Day. Ah, that makes sense! Every day he works alongside his wife, Wang Yaqin, who is also a street sweeper, to sweep clean up the streets in Xi’an, China.

Being the dedicated employees that they are, they both go to work 30 minutes before their shifts. However, in instances where his wife is sick or has to take the day off, Shang will then go to work at 3 am to make sure work is done. Wang further explained that it doesn’t matter if his job is difficult because their lives depend on it.

Huang, Shang’s boss, was initially worried that Shang might not be able to handle the physically demanding job due to his disabilities.

“But according to my observations, Shang can complete his tasks well. He’s not only hardworking but also sweeps the roads very clean,” he said Wang explained that both Shang and his sister were born deaf and have a hereditary disability that they got from their mother. As for his leg, well, he lost it at the young age of seven after being run over by an oncoming train that he didn’t hear coming. “Although he can’t talk, I know he cherishes his job a lot. He knows his body has disabilities, so he has to work even harder than others to keep his job,” said Wang, who has been married to Shang for 21 years. It’s stories like this that inspire us to work even harder in life. We salute Shang and hope he continues to inspire everyone with his good work ethic and perseverance!

This 19-Year-old Gang Rape Victim Received 200 Lashes & 6 Months in Jail in Saudi Arabia

noreply@blogger.com (NOVA HAIR) — Tue, 13 Feb 2018 15:36:00 +0000

Saudi shame: A 19-year-old woman who was the victim of a violent gang rape in Saudi Arabia has been sentenced to 200 lashes and six months in jail after being found guilty of being “indecent” at the time of the attack because she was not accompanied by a male guardian.

The government defended the outrageous court decision, saying that the victim was at fault, and noting that Saudi courts abide by Sharia law which dictates that a woman cannot be in public without a male guardian.

The original incident reportedly took place in 2006. At that time the victim was in a car with a friend when two men commandeered their vehicle and drove them to a secluded area. She was then violently raped by seven men, three of whom also attacked her friend.

Initially, the woman was sentenced to 90 lashes, while the men who raped her were given minor custodial sentences.

The obviously unfair verdict was appealed by the woman’s lawyer. However, instead of overturning the punishment, the court reportedly more than doubled the punishment for the woman, sentencing her to 200 lashes and six months in jail after being found guilty of indecency and talking to the media.

Middle East Monitor reports Abdul Rahman Al-Lahem, who defended the woman, reached out to the media after the sentences were handed down. The court has since banned him from further defending the woman, as well as confiscating his license and summoning him to a disciplinary hearing.

Saudi Arabia defended the controversial decision to punish the victim, saying:

The Ministry of Justice welcomes constructive criticism, away from emotions.

In Saudi Arabia, women are second class citizens, treated more like children than adults. Women are required to dress in black from head to toe, and require permission from a male guardian to work, to marry, to simply leave the home.

Adding insult to injury, Saudi Arabia is the only country in the world which does not allow women to drive.

In Saudi Arabia there is no political freedom, no religious freedom, no freedom of speech. It is, in fact, one of the most repressive regimes in recent history, and an affront to human rights and human dignity.

In fact, Saudi Arabia is one of the very few countries in the world not to accept the UN’s Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

List of top 10 sexist things that happen to working women at office

noreply@blogger.com (NOVA HAIR) — Tue, 13 Feb 2018 15:06:00 +0000

LONDON (Staff Report) – Nearly nine in 10 women believe their gender is a barrier to progressing their careers.

The study of 2,000 women quizzed them on examples of sexism they had experienced personally at work – with making tea and enduring sexual innuendos topping the list.

The survey found 17 per cent of women believed they had been passed over for promotion solely because of their gender, with more than one-third saying it was unfairly assumed that their work was less taxing than men’s.

24 per cent said it was harder to get recognition for their achievements as they tended to be more reserved than their male counterparts, and one-fifth said they felt men could get away with comparatively more slacking off in the office.

The survey found the following results:

1.Being expected to make the tea – 43 per cent

Enduring sexual innuendos – 38 per cent

Having appearance/clothing commented on – 33 per cent

Being accused of being pre-menstrual/menstrual – 29 per cent

Being presumed less competent than male colleagues – 27 per cent

Been joked about in a sexist way – 24 per cent

Being paid less than male colleagues for the same job – 19 per cent

Being presumed to be more junior than they are – 18 per cent

Being spoken over/patronised in meetings – 18 per cent

Being expected to keep the office tidy – 17 per cent

The issue of women’s rights has been a hot topic of debate in recent weeks.

New Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn was attacked over the lack of female appointments to prominent roles in his shadow cabinet; actress Helen Mirren spoke out about her dislike of men placing their arms around women, saying she felt it denoted ownership; while barrister Charlotte Proudman attracted widespread praise and criticism for publishing a private LinkedIn message from a male lawyer who had told her she looked “stunning” in her profile photo.

INSPIRING One-Legged Deaf & Mute Man Has Worked 12 Years Without A Single Day Off

noreply@blogger.com (NOVA HAIR) — Tue, 06 Feb 2018 10:41:00 +0000

Huang, Shang’s boss, was initially worried that Shang might not be able to handle the physically demanding job due to his disabilities.

Do You know which country is Ranked First As Country With Most Online Child Porn Users in SEA? | May be it is your country |

noreply@blogger.com (NOVA HAIR) — Tue, 06 Feb 2018 10:32:00 +0000

We have topped the charts again this time, but not in a good way!

Committing any sexual act on a child is despicable and unfortunately for us, it looks this is especially prevalent in Malaysia according to some alarming statistics. Source: Rebel Circus Malaysia has the most number of IP addresses uploading and downloading child pornography in Southeast Asia, based on a recent report from The Star. The numbers show that about 20,000 IP addresses in Malaysia were found uploading and downloading child porn, which unfortunately places us at the top, surpassing other Southeast Asian countries.

Authorities also report that more than 60 per cent of children spend time in online chat rooms without any parental supervision. Due to this, more and more children are falling prey to paedophiles lurking online to lure these innocent kids. Watch your kids, parents! Source: Trip Wire Asst Comm Ong Chin Lan of the Royal Malaysia Police’s Sexual, Women and Child Investigation Division (D11) revealed the numbers during a seminar on “Cyber Protection for Children”. The Dutch police had collected the data in 2015, which showed that 17,338 IP addresses involved in child pornography were from Malaysia. That’s terrible!

In 2014, an average of 60 children a year suffered from sexual assault perpetrated by strangers that they had met online. The figure tripled in 2015 to 184 and to 183 in 2016. However, in 2017, the number reported up to May was 117, which thankfully showed a decrease. Source: SCMP So, how did these children meet their assailants? About 51 per cent of them in their teens aged between 12 and 15 years met predators on WeChat. The others met them through Facebook, WhatsApp and Beetalk. The Malaysian Communication and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) said that in 2015, 91.6 per cent of children below the age of 15 years owned a mobile phone while 88.5 per cent had Facebook or other social media accounts. However, most parents did not monitor their children’s online activities as only 35.6% said that they would supervise their children when they went online. What’s more worrying is that other surveys showed that three out of 10 children said that they had “boyfriends” they had never met before and that three out of four children were willing to exchange information for “goods and services”. Keep a close eye on your kids, parents, before it’s too late!

Man Kills Neighbour For Repeatedly Asking Him “When Are You Getting Married?”

noreply@blogger.com (NOVA HAIR) — Tue, 06 Feb 2018 10:21:00 +0000

On 19 January 2018, a 28-year-old man shockingly killed his neighbour after repeatedly being asked, “When are you getting married?”. This outrageous incident took place in Kampung Pasir Jonge, Indonesia. Source: Mulut Puaka According to Astro Awani and Sinar Harian, the 28-year-old man named Faiz Nurdin was sitting in front of his house when his pregnant neighbour, Aisyah, 32 came to talk to him.

“The suspect revealed that the woman said, ‘Faster get married, the others are already married, why aren’t you getting married yet?’ These words offended the suspect,” a spokesperson from the police force said. Clearly, Faiz took his neighbour’s words to heart and felt insulted. Source: Mulut Puaka Later that same day, he pretended to visit Aisyah and was invited to her living room, unaware of what he was about to do. When she walked to her room, Faiz quietly followed and pushed her onto the bed. The pregnant woman tried to fight back by biting Faiz’s fingers but to no avail.

The enraged suspect strangled the victim to death with his bare hands. “The suspect then stole some money worth RM230 and the victim’s smartphone in the room,” the police added. Source: Mulut Puaka He then fled the scene to Kalideres, Jakarta but the authorities still managed to catch him after firing a shot at his leg. A few items were seized at the scene such as a motorcycle, a pillow, a pair of slippers, a t-shirt and a piece of cloth. It was reported that the suspect will be facing life imprisonment for the crime he did once convicted. If we’re honest, many of us have been at the receiving end of such questions. Yes, it annoys us, but that doesn’t mean we should go around and harm anyone who asks this! RIP Aisyah.

Do You Know Why American Army is fighting in Afghanistan? Trump is making money by summagling Heroine

noreply@blogger.com (NOVA HAIR) — Sat, 03 Feb 2018 10:26:00 +0000

WAR ON TERROR. What A Profitable Business For America And Its Agencies?

America claims that it spent around $900 billion in total on “War On Terror”. Which includes Libya, Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan and everything else together. In Afghanistan it claims it spent $380 billion.

When Taliban were around, Afghanistan had zero Opium production. ZERO. After Americans came the opium production went from zero to $11 billion dollars in raw material alone. $11 billion of opium produces $150 billion of Heroine, street value. America has been in Afghanistan for 16 years.

16 years x $150 billion = $ 2.4 trillion dollars.

The administration of US President Donald Trump is seeking to prolong the war in Afghanistan largely to restore the heroin industry and ultimately serve the interests of Israel and Saudi Arabia, not the American people, according to a US intelligence and security specialist.

“What’s going on in Afghanistan very successfully under Trump and previous presidents is a production of heroin,” said Gordon Duff, a combat veteran of the Vietnam War and senior editor at Veterans Today.

“It is running unabated and interest in Afghanistan is always tied to levels of heroin production. A settlement with the Taliban will bring an end to the narcotics production,” said Duff on Monday.

Trump “is similarly being driven, serving Israel on one end, serving his private business deals with Saudi Arabia tied to hotels and other places,” he added. “What’s not being done is the business of the United States…that’s not on Mr. Trump’s agenda.”

Trump has called for "decisive action" against the Taliban militant group by “all countries” in Afghanistan following yet another terror bombing in the country’s capital Kabul that killed more than 100 people.

"I condemn the despicable car bombing attack in Kabul today that has left scores of innocent civilians dead and hundreds injured,” Trump said in a statement released on Saturday. “This murderous attack renews our resolve and that of our Afghan partners."

"Now, all countries should take decisive action against the Taliban and the terrorist infrastructure that supports them," he emphasized.

Afghanistan has been plunged into a brutal war since the US-led military invasion of the terror-ravaged nation in October 2001 under the pretext of “war on terrorism” and with the pledge of uprooting the Taliban and bringing peace and stability to the country.

Seventeen years on, however, terrorism continues to persist throughout Afghanistan, leaving thousands of innocent people killed, injured and displaced.

In a blatant U-turn from his campaign pledges to end the occupation, Trump said in September that his views had changed since entering the White House and that he would continue the military intervention “as long as we see determination and progress” in Afghanistan.

U.N calls Heroine trade the most profitable drug trade with 70% percent profit of the street value.

70% of $2.4 trillion = $1.68 trillion in profits from Afghanistan alone. Forget about oil from Iraq and Libya which averages 700 million barrels a year, on the lowest side, at $40 a barrel average = $80 million a day.

Oil trade. $80 million a day X 30 days = $2.4 Billion a month = $28 Billion a year X 16 years = $448 Billion.

So.

Total revenues $2.9 trillion.

Claimed expenses $900 Billion.

Approximately $2 trillion in revenues minus expenses.

War on terror. WHAT A PROFITABLE BUSINESS. DO MORE. Make More.

Do You Know Why American Army is fighting in Afghanistan? Trump is making money by summagling Heroine

noreply@blogger.com (NOVA HAIR) — Thu, 01 Feb 2018 18:27:00 +0000

WAR ON TERROR. What A Profitable Business For America And Its Agencies?
America claims that it spent around $900 billion in total on “War On Terror”. Which includes Libya, Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan and everything else together. In Afghanistan it claims it spent $380 billion.
When Taliban were around, Afghanistan had zero Opium production. ZERO. After Americans came the opium production went from zero to $11 billion dollars in raw material alone. $11 billion of opium produces $150 billion of Heroine, street value. America has been in Afghanistan for 16 years.
16 years x $150 billion = $ 2.4 trillion dollars.
The administration of US President Donald Trump is seeking to prolong the war in Afghanistan largely to restore the heroin industry and ultimately serve the interests of Israel and Saudi Arabia, not the American people, according to a US intelligence and security specialist.
“What’s going on in Afghanistan very successfully under Trump and previous presidents is a production of heroin,” said Gordon Duff, a combat veteran of the Vietnam War and senior editor at Veterans Today.
“It is running unabated and interest in Afghanistan is always tied to levels of heroin production. A settlement with the Taliban will bring an end to the narcotics production,” said Duff on Monday.
Trump “is similarly being driven, serving Israel on one end, serving his private business deals with Saudi Arabia tied to hotels and other places,” he added. “What’s not being done is the business of the United States…that’s not on Mr. Trump’s agenda.”
Trump has called for "decisive action" against the Taliban militant group by “all countries” in Afghanistan following yet another terror bombing in the country’s capital Kabul that killed more than 100 people.
"I condemn the despicable car bombing attack in Kabul today that has left scores of innocent civilians dead and hundreds injured,” Trump said in a statement released on Saturday. “This murderous attack renews our resolve and that of our Afghan partners."
"Now, all countries should take decisive action against the Taliban and the terrorist infrastructure that supports them," he emphasized.
Afghanistan has been plunged into a brutal war since the US-led military invasion of the terror-ravaged nation in October 2001 under the pretext of “war on terrorism” and with the pledge of uprooting the Taliban and bringing peace and stability to the country.
Seventeen years on, however, terrorism continues to persist throughout Afghanistan, leaving thousands of innocent people killed, injured and displaced.
In a blatant U-turn from his campaign pledges to end the occupation, Trump said in September that his views had changed since entering the White House and that he would continue the military intervention “as long as we see determination and progress” in Afghanistan.
U.N calls Heroine trade the most profitable drug trade with 70% percent profit of the street value.
70% of $2.4 trillion = $1.68 trillion in profits from Afghanistan alone. Forget about oil from Iraq and Libya which averages 700 million barrels a year, on the lowest side, at $40 a barrel average = $80 million a day.
Oil trade. $80 million a day X 30 days = $2.4 Billion a month = $28 Billion a year X 16 years = $448 Billion.
So.
Total revenues $2.9 trillion.
Claimed expenses $900 Billion.
Approximately $2 trillion in revenues minus expenses.
War on terror. WHAT A PROFITABLE BUSINESS. DO MORE. Make More.

Do You Know Why American Army is fighting in Afghanistan? Trump is making money by summagling Heroine.

noreply@blogger.com (NOVA HAIR) — Thu, 01 Feb 2018 18:18:00 +0000

WAR ON TERROR. What A Profitable Business For America And Its Agencies?

16 years x $150 billion = $ 2.4 trillion dollars.

"Now, all countries should take decisive action against the Taliban and the terrorist infrastructure that supports them," he emphasized.

Seventeen years on, however, terrorism continues to persist throughout Afghanistan, leaving thousands of innocent people killed, injured and displaced.

U.N calls Heroine trade the most profitable drug trade with 70% percent profit of the street value.

Oil trade. $80 million a day X 30 days = $2.4 Billion a month = $28 Billion a year X 16 years = $448 Billion.

So.

Total revenues $2.9 trillion.

Claimed expenses $900 Billion.

Approximately $2 trillion in revenues minus expenses.

War on terror. WHAT A PROFITABLE BUSINESS. DO MORE. Make More.

Do you know who is Muniba Mazari? | Why she is lying and getting sympathy from general public by fake stories? |

noreply@blogger.com (NOVA HAIR) — Mon, 29 Jan 2018 18:41:00 +0000

Muniba Mazari story behind her self-made an emotional story to get attention and sympathy from the public. (اردو میں پڑھنے کے لئے نیچے جائیں) lie is said so truthfully and so much that the truth seems to be feeling and becomes true. Maniba Mazari is a very famous public today, his millions of fans and friends on Twitter and Tutor, are motivated by them. Some sellers are some of the emotional fans who listen to their listening habits, and their eyes appear. The fact that they belong to a "Conservative" family, their marriage at very small (eighteen years old) When the car accident happened, the husband jumped out of the car, my half body left the work ... "My own" left with me, my life was shattered, my life began to be tired, there was no work, then the husband divorced ... Then I decided that I would start ...... Such speeches they do on the forum and then locks moisture in the whole hall eye. Ms. Become a growing peace ambassador, adviser to the disabled. Brand embedded in various corporate institutions (pounds and body shops etc.), and now Chhattisai Lab's "Community Social Recognition ability" is in charge of ...

On the other hand, the fact is that "Marriage of Marriage is a wedding in 2005. Air Force Officer Fighter Pilot (Airforce has an elite professional in all the forces and the Fighter Pilates Elite of Elles are famous) from 2008 to Quetta, his car collided with a donkey car near Jacobabad. Both of them were injured, and in the way most investors are in the middle of the second half of the second session, the same thing is like Manaib Mazari Zia. He was injured, his husband treated him at Aagha Khan Hospital instead of the official maid hospital. He had no childhood. He did not have any children, but according to doctors, the doctors said that the birth of the baby But the two wives decided to save the person from any big difficulty to adopt a child instead of the birth of a child. In 2011, they took a baby lap. Despite all the positive efforts for the wife, the people wanted to do any social work instead of being at home. Social work reached up to growing seating embassies, diplomatic meetings and foreigners sit down. Contacting foreigners or embassy of any country, any of the employees of the Ministry of Defense, or contact with the NGOs, is a criminal offense. Suddenly, there is no acceptance of such a sit-in sitting in the family, Khurram Shahzad, whose marriage and funeral. Khurram Shahzad refused to do so by doing so, so it happened only to prevent women who stepped up on the heights of fame with shobs. In 2014, the deceased son left the deceased son to Khurram Shehzad's house, and in March 2015, a funeral petition filed a petition in the Islamabad High Court in March 2015, and in June 2015, the court ordered the case of Manaib Mazari and Khurram Shahzad in June 2015. Given. The monster says in every of his shows, "I took a baby," though the baby's wife, Gloom Lembekib, says that I left my own, even after treating the cure and after treatment she was treated with the best institutions and doctors. . His husband made such anxiety for them that he could not lose weight, for them there were such problems in the house that the man could do his work on the wheel chairs and the bed. Now the matter is that Khurram Shahzad, the former husband of the maiden husband, claimed to give him one crore rupees honor. His former wife is defaming them. Khurram Shahzad Bhattarai, as much as he was suffering from poverty, was still scared, he would not believe in sitting and sitting on the ground, nobody would believe, media and NGOs with a dental show like pearls, striped impression and pearls. While they are not postponed with Khurram, we will not give them the institution. Post-Truth Era, where the public opinion and ideology are made on the feelings of reality, the political and social of political parties Benefits are obtained.

حقیقت یہ ہے کہ "منیبہ مزاری کی شادی 2005 میں ایک ائر فورس آفیسر فائٹر پائلٹ سے ہوئی ہے (ائر فورس تمام فورسسز میں ایک ایلیٹ پیشہ ہے اورفائٹر پائلٹس ایلیٹ آٖف ایلٹس مشہور ہیں)۔ 2008 میں کوئٹہ سے اپنے آبائی گھر جاتے ہوئے جیکب آباد کے قریب ان کی کار کی ٹکر ایک گدھا گاڑی سے ہوئی، دونوں زخمی ہوئے، اور جس طرح زیادہ تر ایکسڈنٹ میں ہوتا ہے کہ سیکنڈ سیٹر کو زیادہ چوٹ لگتی ہیں بالکل ایسے ہی منیبہ مزاری زیادہ زخمی ہوئیں، ان کے شوہر نے ان کا علاج سرکاری ملڑی ہسپتال کے بجائے آغا خان ہسپتال میں کروایا کہ کوئی کسر باقی نا رہ جائے۔ان کی کوئی اولاد نہیں تھی، لیکن ڈاکٹرز کے مطابق وہیل چئر پر ہونے کے باوجود منیبہ بچے کی پیدائش کے قابل ہیں لیکن دونوں میاں بیوی نے منیبہ کو کسی بڑی زحمت سے بچانے کے لئے یہ طے کیا کہ بچے کی پیدائش کی بجائے کسی بچے کو گود لے لیا جائے۔ 2011 میں ان لوگوں نے ایک بچہ گود لے لیا۔شوہر کے اتنے تعاون اور بیوی کے لئے تمام تر مثبت کوششوں کے باوجود منیبہ چاہتی تھیں کہ وہ گھر میں مقید ہونے کے بجائے کوئی سماجی کام کریں۔ سماجی کام بڑھتے بڑھتے سفارت خانوں، ڈپلومیٹک ملاقاتوں اور غیر ملکیوں کے ساتھ اٹھنے بیٹھنے تک جا پہنچے۔ وزارت دفاع کے کسی بھی ملازم یا اس کے گھر والوں کے لئے غیر ملکیوں سے ملاقاتیں یا کسی بھی ملک کے سفارت خانے، خانہ فرہنگ، این جی او سے رابطہ رکھانا تادیبی جرم ہے۔ منیبہ مزاری اور ان کے شوہر خرم شہزاد جس خاندان سے تعلق رکھتے ہیں وہاں بھی اس طرح کے اٹھنے بیٹھنے کو قبول نہیں کیا جاتا۔ خرم شہزاد نے جب منیبہ کو ایسا کرنے سے منع کیا تو وہی ہوا جو شوبز کے زریعے شہرت کی بلندیوں پر جانے والی سیٹرھیوں پر قدم رکھنے والی ہر خاتون کو روکنے پر ہوتا ہے۔ 2014 میں منیبہ گود لئے ہوئے بیٹے کو لیکر خرم شہزاد کا گھر چھوڑ گئیں اورچھ ماہ بعد مارچ 2015 میں منیبہ مزاری نے اسلام آباد ہائی کورٹ میں خلع کی درخواست دی اور جون 2015 میں کورٹ نے منیبہ مزاری اور خرم شہزاد کی شادی کی تحلیل کا حکم دے دیا۔ منیبہ اپنے ہر شو میں کہتی ہیں "میں نے بچہ گود لیا" حالانکہ بچہ میاں بیوی نے گود لیامنیبہ کہتی ہیں کہ مجھے میرے اپنے چھوڑ گئے، حالانکہ منیبہ کا علاج اور پھر علاج کے بعد ان کی دیکھ بھال بہترین اداروں اور ڈاکٹرز سے کروائی گئی۔ ان کے شوہر نے ان کے لئے ایسے بندوسبت کئے کہ ان کا وزن نا بڑھے، ان کے لئے گھر میں ایسی آسانیاں پیداکی گئیں کہ منیبہ اپنے کام وہیل چئیر اور بیڈ پر بیٹھ کر ہی کرسکیں۔ اب معاملہ یہ ہے کہ منیبہ کے سابق شوہر خرم شہزاد نے ان پر ایک کروڑ ہتک عزت ہرجانے کا دعویٰ کیا۔ کہ ان کی سابقہ اہلیہ انہیں بدنام کررہی ہیں۔ خرم شہزاد بیچارے نے جتنا خوار ہونا تھا وہ خوار ہوچکے، وہ اب تپتے توے پر بیٹھ کر بھی سچ بولیں تو کوئی یقین نہیں کرے گا، گورا رنگ، دھاری دار نقوش اور موتی جیسے دانت دکھاتی مسکراہٹ والی منیبہ کے ساتھ میڈیا اور این جی اوز ہیں، جبکہ خرم کا ساتھ ان کا ادارہ بھی نہیں دے گا۔کیونکہہم جس دور میں رہ ہیں اسے Post- Truth Era کہتے ہیں، جہاں رائے عامہ اور نظریات حقائق پر نہیں جذبات پر بنائے جاتے ہیں احساسات سے چھیڑ چھاڑ کر کے سیاسی اور سماجی فوائد حاصل کئے جاتے ہیں۔

Before entering in Hotel Please Check this | Beware of This New Hotel Scam When You Are Checking into Your Hotel | Please, once read it for your safety.

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New hotel scam that you need to be aware of. Please take this very seriously as its a very simple scam.

This is one of the smartest scams I have heard about. You arrive at your hotel and check in at the front desk. Typically when checking in, you give the front desk your credit card (for any charges to your room) and they don’t retain the card. You go to your room and settle in. All is good. The hotel receives a call and the caller asks for (as an example) room 620 – which happens to be your room.

The phone rings in your room. Your answer and the person on the other end says the following: ‘This is the front desk. When checking in, we came across a problem with your charge card information. Please re-read me your credit card numbers and verify the last 3 digits numbers on the reverse side of your charge card.’ Not thinking anything wrong, since the call seems to come from the front desk you oblige. But actually, it is a scam by someone calling from outside the hotel. They have asked for a random room number, then ask you for your credit card and address information.

They sound so professional, that you think you are talking to the front desk. If you ever encounter this scenario on your travels, tell the caller that you will be down to the front desk to clear up any problems. Then, go to the front desk or call directly and ask if there was a problem. If there was none, inform the manager of the hotel that someone tried to scam you of your credit card information, acting like a front desk employee.

This was sent by someone who has been duped…….. and is still cleaning up the mess. P.S. Please, consider spreading the word by forwarding this message. Who knows, you might just help someone avoid a nasty experience. All traveling often should be aware of this one!’

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Do you know who is Muniba Mazari? | Why she is lying and getting sympathy from general public by fake stories? |

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Do you know who is Muniba Mazari? | Why she is lying and getting sympathy from general public by fake stories? |

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Do you know who is Muniba Mazari? | Why she is lying and getting sympathy from general public by fake stories? |

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