About

I am a Sudanese optimist and a business major with a passion for philanthropy. Yes, you guessed correctly, I love paradoxes. This blog is a literary melting pot of all the diverse ideas that I can cognitively recall and write down– I promise I will not be biased against any of those ideas, even when they sound like Sarah Palin’s verbal diarrhea, circa 2008 elections. In this blog, no topic is off limits.It must be noted that I fancy sarcasm, irony, and controversy. Why did I start blogging? Because “Verba volant, sed scripta manent.”

2 Comments

  • M
    December 14, 2008 at 12:42 am

    Most impressive.

  • Adil Abdalla
    November 26, 2009 at 8:06 pm

    Sudanese Refugee Day
    Calling all Sudanese and all Friends, to commemorate the brave helpless ones, who stood against the riot police in a cold winter night of 29th December 2005, demanding a listening ear for their fair demand for rightful and adequate living in their forced migration from Sudan.. We should commemorate …those martyrs; Men, Women and Children; who raised the voice against unjust and awful treatment.. Egypt is not blamed, as their resources are limited and unexpandable.. It is the bloody Sudanese regime that forced the poor to live homeless, women to sleep in the streets, and kids to got slaughtered..Let’s make 29th Dec a day to remember..
    The Sudanese Refugee Day..


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