GOLDRING

More Renders

2009-11-16T11:23:00.000+02:00

Here are the final renders from the Kliptown Youth Center Project

some more renders,,,,

2009-10-13T17:07:00.000+02:00

Kliptown

2009-09-30T00:40:00.000+02:00

We have been given a project to design a "complex civic hybrid building" within Kliptown, just South of Soweto. I will go into more detail of the logic and process behind my scheme in due course... In the mean while, here are 3 revit renders...

Rotating chessboards in the landscape

2009-09-10T14:44:00.000+02:00

This is a project that we did in the beginning of the semester. It was a space that unfolded into the landscape and provided large chess boards for children (and adults). Tell me what you think...

Stadia webcams for 2010

2009-09-03T15:35:00.000+02:00

This is great! webcam feeds from all the stadia in South Africa for the 2010 world cup

HAVE A LOOK

LIV

2009-07-27T23:19:00.000+02:00

This is a very very cool local South African sustainable urban design company!!
SUPPORT THEM!! :)

Kliptown

2009-06-01T13:47:00.000+02:00

New Kliptown Road serves as a fundamental component in the envisaged regeneration of Kliptown. Through the built medium of a pedestrian friendly spine that links the education district just below Old Potch Road and an intended park south of Klipsruit Road, it is foreseen that identified civil, retail and heritage nodes are linked and activated via pedestrian movement. This production of route is intended to stimulate development along New Kliptown Road. The identified civil, retail and heritage nodes along and around the route is anticipated to act as further modules in the regeneration of Kliptown.

More specifically, New Kliptown Road aims to link all amenities and facilities within Kliptown. A three-way affiliation connecting Eldorado Park, Old Potch Road and Dlamini encourages economic and social potential within not only Kliptown, but the surrounding areas as previously mentioned. This new production line of growth focuses on the pedestrian, but does not exclude the importance of vehicular movement. A “no car zone” is created within the retail district with the intention of restricting identified traffic flow within the peripheral areas surrounding Union Road in the hope that vehicular traffic will be focused on Union Road reactivating retail as was experienced in the days of old. Throughout the rest of Kliptown, New Kliptown Road is pedestrian affable. Traffic calming elements combined with wide pavements , shaded zones, sensitivity to human verse building scale along well lit night movement provides a safe and secure area for all within Kliptown and its intended activated areas. In addition to this initiative of production, knowledge of surrounding will be experienced through change in thickness of New Kliptown Road, change of surface treatment and special pause moments.

On a macro scale, treatment to the train track boundary via a bern hopes to prevent dangerous pedestrian movement across the tracks. By providing isolated subsidiary routes from New Kliptown Road to Youth Centers, it is anticipated that safe transition can happen across the train tracks. Road systems have been reconsidered. Primary, secondary and tertiary road systems have been implemented with the intention of proportionally minimising large scale vehicular movement. Green spaces have been regenerated and improved with the addition of hard surface sport facilities. The existing fabric of Kliptown has been considered at all stages when considering demolition. Deliberation as to whether structures should be demolished was contemplated against factors such as derelict structures, potential to improve the Kliptown fabric, possibility to enhance and better the life of those within Kliptown and general theme of removal for improvement.

balls in the city

2009-05-19T22:07:00.000+02:00

3D Max Balls in the City from digitalurban on Vimeo.

THE GERM _ experience_ influence

2009-05-02T20:46:00.000+02:00

experience_ influence

The interplay between form, void, landscape, view, composition, sense, subliminal psychological manipulation, light, shadow, revelation, and surprise (amongst others) create the overall experience that the user/viewer is subjected to within or around a particular spatial encounter.

The experienced spatial occurrence stains the subconscious of the user/viewer and remains an inescapable influence in comprehension, expectation, and future interpretation of forthcoming encountered spaces.

With this in mind_ an architect could possibly design space by using an understanding of experience and influence of both landscape and mass to achieve an esoteric, subliminal, and potent architecture that engages with the user/viewer to leave a enduring legacy in the subconscious of man.

Cape Town’s first post-apartheid skyscraper commences construction

2009-04-20T23:52:00.002+02:00

I thought that this is quite interesting...

From WAN

The Portside project, Cape Town’s first post-apartheid skyscraper, designed by Louis Karol, has commenced construction following planning approval.

Designed for Old Mutual Investment Group Property Investments (OMIGPI), and located on the old Malgas/Porters/Shell site, opposite the V&A Waterfront entrance, the tower will rise to approximately 148 metres in height.

Commanding views on to Table Mountain and Table Bay, Portside will have 24 office floors above a 5-storey hotel and retail component, with parking on five basement levels and eight above ground.

The last tall building to be built in Cape Town’s city centre was OMIGPI’s Safmarine House in 1993 – rising to 123 metres and designed also by Louis Karol. Cape Town’s 15 year skyscraper hiatus can be ascribed to a number of factors, including low economic confidence, 9/11 and conservative planning policy.

Robert Silke of Louis Karol, said: “We were in negotiations with the City of Cape Town for 18 months and have been grateful for the high levels of co-operation and participation by the city officials in fine tuning the scheme, and who ultimately made positive recommendations to the city councillors.

“Until Portside was given consent, it was felt in many quarters that tall buildings were impossible to achieve under the present planning system but events have proven that appropriate, well-designed tall buildings still have a place in our city,” added Silke.

OMIGPI’s executive for Property Development, Brent Wiltshire says the Portside development aims to achieve a four-star rating according to the Green Building Council of South Africa’s Green Star rating system.

“Tall buildings play an important role in green architecture and their role is three-fold – to promote sustainability, reduce energy use and develop innovative technologies,” says Wiltshire.

As part of the focus on safety, lifts can be stopped every third floor to access an emergency exit from within the lift – that is without exiting through the lift doors. Lift studies are being conducted to determine a benchmark for lift waiting times.

Completion of this development is scheduled for April 2011.

Greetings from Kliptown video

2009-04-20T19:37:00.003+02:00

Find more videos like this on Wits Archi Honours 09

This is a video compiled by my design group. The brief was to look at our first impressions and experience in Kliptown. We spoke to a man named Bob who heads up a youth organisation called SKY. Tell me what you think...

Zoo Lake Gesture Articulation Node # 14

2009-04-14T01:11:00.005+02:00

The final Poster for the Gesture Articulation Node # 14

Through the exploration of position, movement,

linkage, activity zoning and interaction; architectural,

landscape and urban design interventions create a

trafficable spine through the Zoo Lake Park and Fields

Complex to ultimately focus towards a central “Public

Square” typology. The process of mapping generates a

scatter pattern of activity mapped on site. The intensity

of the layered mapping determines the nature

(programme) of the architectural/landscaped site

intervention node.

Rendered Images From The Zoo Lake Activation Node # 14

2009-04-14T00:46:00.005+02:00

Here are the final renders of the Zoo Lake Project. i focused primarily on Activation node # 14.
I would like to post my presentation which is in PDF format. If anyone knows how to reduce a PDF from 250mb down to something within the region of 15mb, please let me know.

Waltzes on Wheels

2009-04-11T20:19:00.003+02:00

Find more videos like this on Wits Archi Honours 09

For those of you who think architecture is packed with crazy deadlines and serious business... you are right! Have a look at this intense work that we do at Wits Archi School!!!

CAPOEIRA @ ZOO LAKE

2009-03-24T21:41:00.003+02:00

THIS IS THE CAPOEIRA SPACE

Zoo Lake _ node 14

2009-03-24T21:11:00.007+02:00

When I have a moment, probably next week, I will post the mapping that led to this site intervention. The site is the Zoo Lake Park. Based on an extensive mapping and layering exercise, 22 sites nodes have been identified and programmed. This is site 14.

Zoo Lake Gestrure Articulation

2009-03-20T08:11:00.002+02:00

This is a summary of the programme being put together for the Zoo Lake Project.

[PITCH] programme (please excuse the lack of photos for now)

2009-03-13T15:34:00.002+02:00

[PITCH]

Site observations:

Through observation, one has noted that essentially there are two types of soccer. The one type is a soccer that is on a lined out pitch with 11 players per side. This soccer is usually organised, and occurs within designated venues. The other type of soccer is spontaneous. This soccer has no rules regarding team sizes, goal dimensions, and does not penalise the odd supporter that chooses to become a spontaneous player for a few minutes. The pitch is determined by a found shoe, extra shirt, stationary bin and a large stone that just happened to be there. When one chooses to explore the spontaneity along with the cultural activation enticed by soccer, one feels that the second of the two types is indicative of this philosophy. This is not to negate the importance and monumental contribution made to soccer by the first type (as ultimately the 20 A side teams are emulating those professional teams).

When considering the Zoo Lake Sports Field Complex, one feels that despite the stated intention of being a “public space” which is open to all. Boundary fences, rentable fields, and exclusive games of pétanque create the very tangible impression that you are in a defined private public space. One needs permission, or at least to conform to the timetable (that one needs to pay to get onto) to use the space that was once so generously given to all by Herman Eckstein in 1904. The counter argument to the proposed statement is that without a level of exclusivity, the fields would not be maintained to a sufficient level. This is a valid argument, considering that when the Johannesburg municipality “ran” the site, it was overgrown and more of a public problem than a public space. One feels that a balance should be sought. Perhaps the commercial validity of the site can continue while allowing public movement and access through the site to tie into the fabric of the Zoo Lake Park as a whole.

One realises that it is naive to think that the provided facilities could function without establishing set soccer/sport fields. They do have to celebrate the Type 1 soccer game. There is a business that maintains the existing sports facility and imposing utopian ideologies of 20 A-side soccer games that allow anyone to use and subsequently damage the fields would be improper. The space where these impromptu large-scale games takes place already has a space. The Zoo Lake Park plays host to many soccer games. Some games have many players and some have few. Some play on flat ground and others on slopes. It seems unnecessary to impose ideology onto a site that already has an intention when that ideology is achieved in other parts of the park. One feels that although through architectural intervention and urban design principles, one can merge the two games and envelope the entire Zoo Lake Complex into one harmonious site.

Through further exploration, it has been exposed that key activities within the park itself could serve as a catalyst for the spine intervention that will run throughout the site. Rather than create the classical “ring” walkway guiding the park goer through the park, walkways that rise and fall through the site will subliminally link together to encourage movement towards the “public square”. These intervention will look at activity happening in a given area, and provide facility, space, and convenience for the park patron. General facilities will be included in all the landscape walkway, but focus will be concentrated on contextual activity.

In brief: The intention of the programme is to provide sustainable commercial validity to key nodes on the Zoo Lake Soccer Fields Site (some already exist) and bridge the Park as a public space to the fields in an attempt to create an all encompassing site. Through engagement with activity in the park itself, walkways that rise and fall throughout the park will link together to create a harmonious spine that is neither inclusive nor exclusive. Focus of the architectural and urban design interventions will gather at a “public square” typology, which will be used for larger events.

Intention:

Re-activate the Zoo Lake sports field complex as a public space.

Draw people from Westwold Street to the sports fields, and subsequently encourage movement from the sports fields to the central “Public Space typology”. Movement will be encouraged from the Zoo Lake grounds towards the “Public Space typology”. The movement isn’t intended to be mono-directional. It is envisaged that the flow will continue throughout the park and fields activating all aspects with subliminal focus on the public space.

Provide commercial revenue for the upkeep, maintenance and development of the fields and surrounding facilities.

Discussing the needs of the Sports Fields Administration with Jeanette Wallace, she established that the following interventions are needed:

· Formal storage space. This space needs to be quite large. As the Sports Fields are used by a number of organisations, storage space is required for much equipment. Equipment ranges from goal posts and nets, flags, balls, bats, commercial signs and banners, and kit. Formal storage space: 80sqm

· The set ambition for the Soccer Fields is to acquire a commercial lawnmower/tractor. A garage for the tractor will be needed. Attached to the garage will be a workshop for general maintenance and repair, and storage room for other site maintenance tools. Garage: 40sqm Workshop: 20sqm Storage Room: 20sqm

· Despite the viewing deck at the sports bar, Jeanette stated that additional sports watching spaces would be ideal. This correlates with the findings established in the mapping of people around the field. Often team reserves, family members of players, along with other supporters choose to be close to the field during the match and not on the wooden viewing deck by the sports bar. Sport watching space: 30sqm

· An area dedicated to vermicompost would be ideal as vegetable waste produced from the restaurant could be transformed into compost. This would help in the maintenance of the fields, in addition to saving revenue. Depending on the quantity produced, there may be excess to be sold to the nursery. Vermicompost: 30sqm

Sport Supply and Storage spaces

Interventions that I feel should be explored include:

· A small sport store. This store will stock standard sports equipment used at the fields. Rent for the store in addition to profit shares from the store can go towards the upkeep of the fields. Small sport store: 84sqm

· Through observation and discussion, it has been established that the male sportsmen choose to change into their sports kit on the field despite provided change rooms. Small change rooms with lockers can be provided. These change rooms will not have toilets, or showers as there are such facilities provided by the sports field already. Small change room with lockers: 10sqm

· As mentioned by Mutombo Kitenge in his mapping exercise, Teressa Gapp states, “Parks need to be open, Emmerentia Park is closed off and barely gets people on the site, and hence fencing makes the parks more unsafe and unused”. As the fields are also surrounded by fences, the intention would be to remove them. This would be naive if no hierarchy of space and boundary is expressed. Change of level along with canopy devices should be explored to define the space as being secure, but public.

· On the Southern side of the sports fields, there needs to be a boundary to express the fields as a definitive space, but not as an exclusive one. Similar interventions utilised to remove the boundary fence could be adapted to create a semi permeable boundary between the park and the fields. Again the intention is define space and not to become exclusive.

· As the complex is part of a municipal park, It is felt that there should be some intention to protect the visual connection to green space, and not clutter the landscape with hard visual buildings.

· A walkway linking the existing “blomspot” nursery will run into the Zoo Lake Park towards Moyo, bringing Moyo Patrons towards the nursery once they are done there. The walkway differs from the generic walkway running through the park as it becomes an active living flower walkway maintained by the nursery itself.

BUT

This reactivation of the Zoo Lake Sports Fields should not be to the detriment of the Zoo Lake Park as a whole. One could argue that while any form of architectural or urban intervention could stimulate the Zoo Lake Sports Fields, the park as an urban fabric might be diminished. With this as a delicate parameter for the project, the following intentions are set up for the park itself.

Activity Node on the Movement Spine

A “spine” of activity should be explored to move through the park. The intention is to activate movement from the southern end of the park, the lake itself, and Moyo towards the sports field complex, but allow existing activity to continue. The spine will provide a main pathway with nodes that celebrate existing sports and activities that occur in the park. These nodes will include;

· Capoeira

· Vending stores with people that roam the park, as is currently done.

· Informal volleyball court

· 20 A-side soccer courts. In other words, soccer pitches that do not conform to the conventional rules of soccer. They are spaces that celebrate the impromptu nature of soccer.

· A Notion of a “public” square that could act as a performance space. This space should be close to the Sports fields

· Picnic nodes that allow for a more established picnic spaces (This does not intend to nullify the spontaneous picnic, rather to provide spaces for them)

· Public toilets (through discussion with visitors to the park, it was ascertained that a negative connotation is felt towards the existing toilets). New contemporary toilets intertwined into the movement spine would provide a sense of security when utilising those facilities.

· Shaded areas for general use.

· Covered areas to escape rain.

The Zoo Lake Park is split by an access road that runs from Westwold Way through the park via Moyo to Lower Park Drive. One feels that this is a severe visual boundary and is playing a great part in isolating the Fields from the Park. It is felt that removing this road will allow a mergence of the two entities together. As a result parking will have to be relocated to other areas closer to the transport nodes already mapped out.

Art with crayons

2009-03-04T08:51:00.003+02:00

I think this is quite brilliant!!!

The artist is Chrstian Faur.

From 2 Modern Design

Business mapping

2009-02-23T11:35:00.002+02:00

This is posted onto [PITCH]

Its the work compiled by myself and another student.

Kay and I sought to explore the workings and influence behind two Soccer Development Organisations.

Dreamfields, a local organisation, aims to uplift communities through simple means. Financial contributions from external donors allow for Dreambags, Dreamevents, and Dreamfields to be given to the community in need.

Streetfootballworld in comparison is a large organisation that has 70-branched organisations below it. It seeks to become “a global platform for cooperation and communication for social football projects. The purpose was and is to support the social dimension of football worldwide and to establish it as a central element of the global game.

Mapping the global vs local influence of streetfootballworld verses Dreamfields

The above two mappings explored the workings of streetfootballworld and Dreamfields respectively.

The mapping above explores the nature of the two organisations. Streetfootballworld operates at a large scale routing resources to smaller "hands on" organisations. Corporate finance and global association provides the financial backing behind the organisation.

Dreamfields too uses corporate resources, but goes directly to the development programs. Dreamfields is a more "hand on" organisation and provides financial contributors the opportunity to see direct impact from their donations.

The final map looks at five organisations and compares their influence and outcomes. Regardless of the nature and physical manifestation of their approach, community upliftment through the social impact of soccer is common.

All work compiled by Keabetswe Mabote and Ryan Goldring

http://www.dreamfieldsproject.org/
http://www.streetfootballworld.org/

[PITCH]

2009-02-20T08:27:00.003+02:00

[PITCH]

[PITCH] is a collection and collaboration of work composed by Elective 3 of the University of the Witwatersrand BAS(Hons) Architecture degree. The focus of the Elective is to explore the nature, interaction and urban/architectural result created by the soccer [PITCH].

And we are back...

2009-02-15T16:28:00.004+02:00

Been back at varsity for a week and already have some stuff to complete... Co-incidence, I think not...

I will elaborate on the work that we have to get done, and will be posted soon enough, but I thought that I would show you what I saw on the first day back.

Back to varsity....

2009-02-08T11:43:00.003+02:00

So guess who goes back to varsity tomorrow... 10 points if you think it is me ;)

My intention is to document the process of design throughout the year by posting my work on the blog. Please feel free to crit, analyze and comment.

I look forward to showing you my work.

As a side point. Have a look at this video. I think it is amazing!

Israel product boycott: Do it properly!!!

2009-02-05T09:00:00.005+02:00

In recent events, it seems that complete stupidity and absolute ignorance has taken over, or should I possibly say maintained a constant level with cosatu with their intention to boycott Israel, and its products. I have commented on this sort of ludicrous behavior before on another one of my blogs that I suggest you read, but I feel compelled to just drop some facts to you, the educated rational minded reader of my blog. Please indulge in the article below and follow a few of the links to see what boycotting Israel would truly mean to your life.

By Barry Shaw from Take a pen

Shalom.

OK. I understand that you are ticked off at Israel, and in love with the Palestinians. That's fine with me, as long as you have truly weighed up all the facts. So, you want to boycott Israel? I'll be sorry to miss you, but if you are doing it - do it properly. Let me help you.

Check all your medications. Make sure that you do not have tablets, drops, lotions, etc., made by Abic or Teva. It may mean that you will suffer from colds and flu this winter but, hey, that's a small price for you to pay in your campaign against Israel, isn't it?

While we are on the subject of your Israeli boycott, and the medical contributions to the world made by Israeli doctors and scientists, how about telling your pals to boycott the following.....

An Israeli company has developed a simple blood test that distinguishes between mild and more severe cases of Multiple Sclerosis. So, if you know anyone suffering from MS, tell them to ignore the Israeli patent that may, more accurately, diagnose their symptoms. An Israeli-made device helps restore the use of paralysed hands. This device electrically stimulates the hand muscles, providing hope to millions of stroke sufferers and victims of spinal injuries.

If you wish to remove this hope of a better quality of life to these people, go ahead and boycott Israel.

Young children with breathing problems will soon be sleeping more soundly, thanks to a new Israeli device called the Child Hood. This innovation replaces the inhalation mask with an improved drug delivery system that provides relief for child and parent. Please tell anxious mothers that they shouldn't use this device because of your passionate cause.
These are just a few examples of how people have benefited medically from the Israeli know-how you wish toblock. Boycotts often affect research.
A new research center in Israel hopes to throw light on brain disorders such as depression and Alzheimer's disease. The Joseph Sangol Neuroscience Center in the Sheba Medical Center at Tel HaShomer Hospital aims to bring thousands of scientists and doctors to focus on brain research.

A researcher at Israel's Ben Gurion University has succeeded in creating human monoclonal antibodies, which can neutralise the highly contagious smallpox virus without inducing the dangerous side effects of the existing vaccine.

Two Israelis received the 2004 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Doctors Ciechanover and Hershko's research and discovery of one of the human cells most important cyclical processes will lead the way to DNA repair, control of newly produced proteins, and immune defense systems. The Movement Disorder Surgery program at Israel's Hadassah Medical Center has successfully eliminated the physical manifestations of Parkinson's disease in a select group of patients with a deep brain stimulation technique.

For women who undergo hysterectomies each year for the treatment of uterine fibroids, the development in Israel of the ExAblate 2000 System is a welcome breakthrough, offering a non-invasive alternative to surgery. Israel is developing a nose drop that will provide a five-year flu vaccine. 'Given Imaging' in Yokneam, Israel, was awarded The 2004 Wall Street Journal Technology Innovation Award for its new PillCam, a tiny camera in a pill hat allows doctors to view the digestive tracts when swallowed by patients.

These are just a few of the medical projects that you can help stop with your Israeli boycott. But let's NOT get too obsessed with medical research, there are other ways you can make a personal sacrifice with your anti-Israel boycott.

Set a personal example. Throw away your computer! Most of Windows operating systems were developed by Microsoft-Israel.
The Pentium MMX Chip technology was designed at Intel in Israel. Both the Pentium 4 microprocessor and the Centrino processor were entirely designed, developed, and produced in Israel. Voice mail technology was developed in Israel. The technology for the AOL Instant Messenger ICQ was developed in 1996 in Israel by four young Israeli whiz kids. Both Microsoft and Cisco built their only R.& D. facilities outside the US in Israel. So, due to your complete boycott of anything Israeli, you now have poorer health and no computer. But your bad news does not end there.

Get rid of your cellular phone too! Cell phone technology was also developed in Israel by Motorola, which has its biggest development center in Israel. Most of the latest technology in your mobile phone was developed by Israeli scientists.

Feeling unsettled? You should be. Part of your personal security rests with Israeli inventiveness, borne out of our urgent necessity to protect and defend our lives from the terrorists you support. A phone can remotely activate a bomb, or be used for tactical communications by terrorists, bank robbers, or hostage-takers. It is vital that official security and law enforcement authorities have access to cellular jamming and detection solutions. Enter Israel's Netline Communications Technologies with their security expertise to help the fight against terror.

A joint, non-profit, venture between Israel and Maryland will result in a > 5 day Business Development and Planning Conference in March 2005.Selected Israeli companies will partner with Maryland firms to provide innovation to the US need for homeland security. I also want you to know that Israel has the highest ratio of university degrees to the population in the world. Israel produces more scientific papers per capita - 109 per 10,000 - than any other nation.

Israel has the highest number of start-up companies per rata. Even in absolute terms, the second highest number, after the US. Israel has the highest ratio of patents filed. Israel has the highest concentration of hi-tech companies outside of Silicon Valley. Israel has more museums per capita than any other nation. Israel has the second highest publication of new books per capita. Relative to population, Israel is the largest immigrant-absorbing nation on earth. These immigrants come in search of democracy, religious freedom or expression, economic opportunity, and quality of life.

Believe it or not, Israel is the only country in the world, which had a net gain in the number of trees both in the 20th century and last year.

Israel is the only country on earth which has developed flourishing agriculture on an arid land. And the only one transferring its unique agricultural and irrigating technologies gratis to neighboring and African developing countries. So, you can vilify and demonize the State of Israel. You can continue your silly boycott, if you wish. But I wish you would consider the consequences, and the truth.

Think of the massive contribution that Israel is giving to the world, including the Palestinians - and to you - in science, medicine, communications, security. Above all, one of the most imminent beneficiaries of Israel's progressive society is the Palestinians who live close by and receive top flight medical and social services from Israel.

This service and attention to the medical, technological, and communication needs of the Palestinians would be put in jeopardy by your boycott.

Pro rata for population we, in Israel, are probably making a greater contribution than any other nation on earth.

We can't be all bad.....

So, please think again!"

http://www.newsoftheday.com/
http://www.israeliconsulatela.org/culture/Science.asp
http://www.levitt.com/news/2005/08/04/57-contributions-israel-has-made-to-the-world/
http://eli.thegreenplace.net/2008/05/10/israels-contributions-to-information-technology/

To finish off... I would prefer to quote what I previously wrote on my other blog:

"Boycotting Israel would simply be your move to send the world back a couple years in developments that save lives, make the world an easier place to live in (from a technological and environmental point of view) and limit growth in South Africa itself. Educate yourself about the fact in this situation! Stop being indoctrinated by a blatantly obvious Anti Semitic news teams and learn. Not all that you see and hear on the news is true. Empower yourself to be knowledgeable. Don’t receive knowledge from one sided, radical organisations.

I hope that all of you people who choose to boycott Israel will one day need the medical technology that is flowing from Israel. Not so that it wont be available to you, as I know Israel would never hold back advances in medical and other technology to help humanity, but so that you will have to accept it with the humble pie that can only come because of your ignorance, stupidity and your lack of knowledge!"

Real Face of Hamas, the Murderer Of palestinians

2009-01-23T15:49:00.002+02:00

THIS IS INSANE!!!!