segunda-feira, 12 de outubro de 2009

O presidente iraniano Ahmadinejad seria judeu?

Esta é uma matéria do The Jerusalem Post afirmando que o presidente do Irã, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad que detesta os judeus e que quer apagar Israel do mapa, teria origem judaica. Será que é verdade?

Segue o link: http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1254393087547&pagename=JPost/JPArticle/ShowFull


'Iranian president was born Jewish'
By JPOST.COM STAFF




Ahmadinejad is shown in a photograph published by the Daily Telegraph holding up documents showing his original last name.
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The report cited a photograph from 2008 that showed Ahmadinejad holding up his identity card, bearing his former last name, Sabourjian, a common Jewish name in Iran.

The Telegraph said that the name was "Jewish" for cloth weaver, and that the Iranian president's family had changed the name when they converted to Islam. "The name derives from 'weaver of the sabour,' the name for the Jewish tallit shawl in Persia," the report said.

It also cited experts speculating that Ahmadinejad's anti-Semitic rhetoric may be a kind of overcompensation to conceal his heritage.

"Every family that converts into a different religion takes a new identity by condemning their old faith... By making anti-Israeli statements he is trying to shed any suspicions about his Jewish connections," Ali Nourizadeh, the head of the Centre for Arab and Iranian Studies in London, was quoted as saying.

On July 3, The Jerusalem Post reported that an Iranian blogger who claimed Ahmadinejad has Jewish roots was being detained by the authorities after he was arrested along with 150 university students a few days earlier, according to sources in Teheran. He was subsequently released from Evin Prison

Dr. Mehdi Khazali, who reportedly participated in several opposition demonstrations, was reportedly summoned to a special court convened for religious figures, detained and transferred to an unknown location.

The son of a prominent, conservative pro-Ahmadinejad ayatollah, Khazali wrote on his Web site earlier this year that the president was of partially Jewish origin, asserting that Ahmadinejad had changed his family name from Sabourjian, and calling for the origins of the Sabourjian family in the town of Aradan to be investigated.

The assertion featured in the bitter presidential election campaign, when rival reformist candidate Mehdi Karroubi challenged Ahmadinejad in a live TV debate, reportedly stating: 'My full name is Mehdi Karroubi. What is your full name?'

Ahmadinejad gave his full name, according to an Al-Arabiya TV report, but left out one surname which is said to indicate Jewish ancestry.

The 'Jewish Ahmadinejad' dispute spread beyond Iran, when Bahrain's oldest newspaper, Akhbar al-Khaleej, was briefly shut down by the governing authorities in June after it published an article recycling the claim.

Khazali, director of the Hayyan Cultural Institute in Teheran, has argued that while religion occupies an essential place in political life, too much intervention of religion in political matters is dangerous for modern societies.

Sabina Amidi contributed to this report.

domingo, 4 de outubro de 2009

Palpite para o GP do Japão de Fórmula 1

Na torcida pelo Rubinho, faço aqui meu palpite.





1 - Sebastien Vettel (RBR Renault)


2 - Lewis Hamilton (McLaren Mercedes)


3 - Rubens Barrichello (Brawn Mercedes)


4 - Kimi Raikkonen (Ferrari)


5 - Jarno Trulli (Toyota)


6 - Fernando Alonso (Renault)


7 - Nick Heidfeld (BMW - Sauber)


8 - Nico Rosberg (Williams Toyota)

Melhor volta de Sebastien Vettel





quinta-feira, 1 de outubro de 2009

Paródia 30 horas

Hoje caminhando pelas ruas do Centro da cidade, ouvi uma marchinha de carnaval diferente. Em meio a greve dos bancários, uma bandinha tocava a altos brados. Muita gente cantou junto e se divertiu com a paródia, que no caso sacaneava o Unibanco.

Você pensa que Unibanco é banco
Unibanco não é banco, não
Unibanco é agiota
E explora a população



Ainda bem que larguei essa banco há muito tempo. ahahahahah