Ladies! Have you ever thought of joining the army? Well now's your chance.

Vladimir Putin, Russia's ex-president and current prime minister, is recruiting. If you are smart, beautiful, and don't mind parading around in a bikini  and wash cars in a cheap attempt to garner votes for your political idol, then you're perfect for the job. Apply within!

Check out this reportage about Putin's Army and their car wash. The awkward ending is more than justification for watching it!

Also check out after wards the ad for Vladimir's army of vixen's.

"The U.S. and Its Allies Will Do Anything to Prevent Democracy in the Arab World" are the words spoken by the world renowned political dissident Noam Chomsky.

Check out this very thought provoking clip about his views on the west's stabilizing efforts in the middle east.

This might be the best campaign video by Saad El Hariri. The future of Lebanese politics, is at least headed in a different direction now.

(Source: The Economist)

This is an interesting point of view that I have come across on truth-out.org, it somewhat places the revolutions that have been happening all the middle east in a much larger perspective.

This fellow blogger, whom I enjoy very much reading his blog, is being sued by Benihana Kuwait for saying that he didn't enjoy the food at their establishment. They claim that he is slandering their name and that his review is costing them in sales. But unbeknown to them, it is their lawsuit against an innocent blogger who just stated his mind that will cost them their business. Benihana Kuwait know this: Hell hath no fury like a band of bloggers scorned. The internet has helped topple two governments so far, so I think that a restaurant is well within its reach! You better sleep with one eye open 'cause WE are coming!

Ever since the Jasmine revolution, the Arabic scene has been in turmoil. Like dominos, governments are being toppled one after the other, and the infectious itch for rights and freedom is spreading like wildfire. Rulers of the Arab world are now looking over their shoulders and sleeping with one eye open with all of their attention resting on Egypt, the cornerstone of the region. An important ally to the United States and a major player in the Middle-East, Egypt's ongoing revolution, if successful, can have serious repercussions on the region and consequently the world.

Men and women all over the Arabic world have taken to the streets to vent and let their anger go. Years upon years of bottled up rage and frustration are being flooded onto the alleyways and corridors of various Arabic cities across the African Continent and the Arabic Peninsula.