From: anwar+@cs.cmu.edu (Anwar Mohammed)
Subject: A.Jaber, get a life (was Re: Ajamis and Anwar Mohammad)
Date: Wed, 22 Jul 92 02:12:53 GMT
Organization: School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon



I said that I am interested in seeing a diverse spectrum of opinions
from Arabs.  I retract that for the following reason:  A.Jaber's 
ridiculously obsessive and paranoid notions about Kuwait and I has 
just earned him a place in my kill file.  A.Jaber is immune to reason 
of any kind and insists on painting his foes, mostly me, as mindless 
tools of some conspiracy or regime despite whatever rational arguments 
are applied.  A.Jaber then disappears, only to pop up again, salivating
over another mindlessly uninformed and fantastically distorted ad hominem 
attack he has conjured up while in the dank, dark hole he probably occupies.

Not content to accept anything I say, you have now resorted
to conjuring up fantasies about my 'Khomenist Sectarian' 'hidden agenda'.
I strongly suggest you seek psychiatric help, you pathetic fop.
You can take your broken grammar, excess of exclamation points and
ridiculous (and misguided) pedantry and vomit it on someone else,
because I am too tired of your stench.

Now that I won't be listening, I guess you'll have to find another master
to nip and bark at.  I have pity for that poor soul.



In article <3547@keele.keele.ac.uk> phd21@seq1.kl.ac.uk (A. Jaber) writes:
>>From: anwar+@cs.cmu.edu (Anwar Mohammed) Said about Fuad Ajami:
>>
>>> I would also point out that while I, personally, am a fan of Ajami's, 
>>> I doubt that he is really representative of most Arabs' views.
>>
>>I'd like to 'thank' you for proving my point for Elya.
>>
>>As far as my 'line of thinking' goes, I can see how someone like you,
>>who has previously defended rape and murder in Iraqi-occupied Kuwait on 
>>this newsgroup, wouldn't be very interested in seeing diversity of 
>>opinions from Arabs. I am.
>>
>>-anwar
>
>	For the information of Anwar Mohammad, Fuad Ajami is not an
>	Arab. He wrote this himself in the New Republic in an issue
>	published after the war against Iraq last year. May be April
>	or May or June 91 (not sure which month). He talked about his
>	background and said his family came from southern Iran and
>	settled in Lebanon.  He stated that how he does not feel as
>	an Arab.  He hates every thing Arab and he does not hide
>	his Khomenist views. To quote him as an Arab is quite 
>	misleading.
>
>	If you are fond of him because of his Khomeinist Sectarian 
>	views so please tell us about you hidden agenda. As you have 
>	stated many times you have discomfort with Iraq much before 
>	Saddam invaded Kuwait. This stand was taken by many Kuwaitis
>	who harbor Khomeinist ideas. 
>
>	If you think that you are going to please Al-Sabah by your
>	anti-Iraqi views while entertaining your Khomeinist ideas I tell
>	you you got it wrong.  The Sabahs are well aware about any body 
>	who harbors Khomeinist ideas and they will get you sooner than
>	later. 
>
>	Yes you found an excellent opportunity by the fall of
>	relations between Al-Sabah and The Iraqis to start entertaining
>	Khomeinist ideas but sooner or later Al-Sabah the eternal rulers
>	of Kuwait ( the Gauarantee of the USA) will get back to their
>	natural ally of Iraq after the change of Saddam Hussein( Which I
>	expect to be soon) and you will be left on the Margins. May be
>	you will satart getting help from Ayatollah Mohtashimee..
>
>	Remember Al-Sabah are skillful users of the people ..... 
>	So if they used you in this conflict may be the next conflict
>	will be of a different nature !!!!!!!!
>
>A Jaber


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