Thursday, October 4, 2012

Daniel Streich Embraces Islam

The Swiss politician Daniel Streich, who rose to fame as a result of his opposition of mosques in his homeland, has now embracced the faith he reveiled.

Daniel Streich was a member of the Swiss People's Party (SVP) in Swizerland. A well-known politician, Streich led the calls for a ban on minarets accross the country. He was active in building anti-Muslim sentiments throughout Swizerland. This sustained campaign led to him being given a high ranking position in the Swiss Army.
SVP Witch Hunt
Streich left the SVP in November 2009 calling his party's campaign against Islam as a 'Witch Hunt'. The date coincided with the second anniversary of Streich's conversion which he had kept for secret from the party.
With the party's campaign to ban minarets leading to a referendum, Streich said the situation had become unbearable for him.
Swizerland Minaret Ban & Daniel Streich
In the lead up to the ban Streich said "If the initiative passes, it will an absolute deep blow for me. I would have to ask myself, why i applied myself Profesdionally & politically for over 30 years for this political system. It is worthy of Swizerland to force Muslims to practice their faith in back alleys.
Streich is a military instructor in Swiss Army and was said to be a commited Cristian reading the Bible & attending Church regularly.
He was also commited to his party (SVP) & stood as a local politician in commune of Bulle.
Daniel Streich Conversion to Islam
Streich attemped to understand Islamic teachings & Quran in order to argue against Muslims on tenets of their faith. In the course of his efforts the ex-Christian began to agree with & acknowledge the proclamations of the Qur'an.

"Islam offers me logical  answers to important life questions, which, in the end, I never found in Cristianity ,"says Streich. He is now a commited Muslim, who attends the moaque, recites Qur'an & prays five times a day.

Post-Conversation Life for Daniel Streich
Streich has now focussed his intentions on participating in the building of the new Conservative Democratic Party in the Canton of Freiburg Freich's new movement is in contrast to his previous one & aims to promote religious tolerence & peaceful cooperative living, inspite of the fact that ban on mosques minarets has gained a legal status.
He is vehemently opposed to Muslim ban & is hoping to establish Swizerland's fifth and the most beautiful mosque in Europe.
Meanwhile the SVP have raised concern over Streich's position as military commander in the army in the aftermath of his conversion citing him as a security risk. SVP-National Council member Alfred Heer cited the Fort Hood shooting spree as an example.

Tuesday, October 2, 2012

'The Mouse Trap' authers lost essay found

Agatha Chritie's long-lost essay commisioned by the British goverment in 1945 to extol British crime fiction has finally seen the light. The propaganda piece was actually meant to praise British virtues and western life style was used as the preface to a collaborative crimw novel, Ask a Policeman.

Saturday, September 29, 2012

Thomas Edison

Once said:
''I never did a day's work in my life- it was all fun"

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Once said:
"The human mind will not be confined to any limit''

Ralph Waldo Emerson

Once said:
"Self-trust is the first secret of success"

From maternal kiss to Bear hugs

"Both my bears grew up in the house. They woke my kids up for school early morning"
"I raised three children - a son, a daughter, and a bear," says Velga Vitola, an animal lover, who lives near Ligatne National Park, Latvia.
This 55 year old mother of has a special fondness for animals and her home in the woods is an abode of many species. But among them, her love and care specially goes to a bear she has been raising along wirh her children.
Ilzite came to her life in one ofher walks in the woodland when she stumbled up on two bear cups. The abandoned cubs found a new habitat in her shack in the dense forest, but one of them don't survive.
"Both my bears grew up in my house. They woke up my kids for school every morning," Daily Mail quoted her as saying. When the other cub died, Vitola developed a bond with the Ilzite, the remaining cub.
With the tenderness of a true mother she says the cub loves to give its mother a kiss the way her natural children do. Vitola closely observes her pet's behavior and suspects the bear has grown up believing it is a human.
She relates an example of how the animal got flabbetgasted at its image in looking mirror. "She was growling so loudly because she thought she looked like me - her mum," says this vivacious animal lover.
This ten year old bear is now part of the family, and often voluntarily joins Vitola's walks in the area. The only problem is since the animal has grown so big, it lives outside the house, but dosn't make it feel like cut off from the family.
Vitola calls herself a 'mother of all animals'. Her home pen includes animals ranging from hedgehogs to an elk.
She started raising wild gees as one morning she woke to find a pair on her bed room. Years ago when she planned to move to woodland, her mother called it very crazy and said she would die out there. But 22 years on, her life in the woods is greatly satisfying to her.
Her philosophy of life is simple. "People can be two faced, but when an animal looks at you he is only himself".

Friday, September 28, 2012

ENCLOSURES, Abraham Lincon

Abraham Lincon was known for his sence of humour. Once he was walking along a road in Springfeild when he saw a cart pass by him. He went up and said to the cart-man,"Will you take my coat into the town for me?"
"Certainly", said the man. "But how will you get it back?"
"No problem. I mean to stay in it."