what does baathist mean?
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A member of a pan-Arab socialist political party active principally in Syria and Iraq.
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Nazi regime\n\nNazism was the ideology held by the National Socialist German Workers Party (Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei, commonly called NSDAP or the Nazi Party), which was led by its Führer (leader), Adolf Hitler. The word Nazism is most often used in connection with the dictatorship of Nazi Germany from 1933 to 1945 (the "Third Reich"), and it is derived from the term National Socialism (German: Nationalsozialismus, often abbreviated NS). Adherents of the Nazi ideology held that the Aryan race were superior to other races, and they promoted Germanic racial supremacy and a strong, centrally governed state. Nazism has been outlawed in modern Germany, yet small remnants and revivalists, known as "Neo-Nazis", continue to operate in Germany and abroad.\n\nOriginally, Nazi was invented by analogy to Sozi (a common and slightly pejorative term for the Nazis' main opponents, the socialists in Germany). The Nazis from the era of the Third Reich rarely referred to themselves as "Nazis", preferring the official term "National Socialists" instead. Nazi was most commonly used as a pejorative term; however, its use became so widespread that, currently, some Neo-Nazis also use it to describe themselves.
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a facist.\nex commie trotskyites.
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In Swedish and Norwegian a 'bil' is a car. Perhaps this is a shorter form of Car or 'mot' means across from. It could be two words. It means nothing in German.
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Isn't that a Fanta Ad?...lol. I think it is something like Hakuna Matata.\n\nI think it would mean cool/ someone who's always happy and cheerful!\n\nand hey, you don't have to drink fanta to be bambucha :p
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It refers to the Jonestown mass murder/suicide in 1978, where hundreds of people were forced into a tent and made to drink poisoned Flavor Aid (though many people believe it was KoolAid).\n\nMany people use the expression to refer to those who blindly follow a leader into a dangerous or lethal situation.
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It means nice to meet you in badly worded Czech.\n\nYou see it on bumper stickers because of "da Ali G. Show". Ali has a character called Borat that begins his bits with that line.\n\nPS: Borat is amazing, and you should check out the show on HBO.
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:}\nSufis is the established mystic movement within Islam.\nlittle is in print regarding the bektashi movement.\nBaba Samit was a Shia Sufi tariqa that gained widespread following in medieval Azerbaijan and Turkey. It is believed to be a branch of Bektashi (Bektaşiyye) tariqat. Baba Samit, according to a legend was the son of Hajji Bektashi Veli, the founder of the movement. from a short article on wikipedia\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baba_Samit\n\nsorry there wasn't more
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Barat = the education from western world... as a student you have the freedom to eplore everything you want to explore, and the teacher allows the student to be as creative as he /she can.\n\nIslam = I dont know. But I always have the impression that Islam is very conservative. There are the pro and cons in everything. As long as a doctrine is not forced at gun point to the students... i have no comment.
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if you stress the d making it "raddait" it would mean "i replied" or "i answered" in arabic.\nIf you give me some more detail on where you heard it and how it was used i'd be able to understand it better.
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Ataturk means the father of the turks\n\nTurks adore Mustafa Kemal, he removed many of the Islam teachings and replaced it with western cultures, he even wanted all the turks to wear english hats.
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socialist\n\n:> peace\n.
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It is basically a slang word for ones posterity, or buttocks.  It was more commonly used in the 1930's in the black community.  Another similar word is DIASTICURIOUS!
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RAKESH means SHIVA.....a god of hindus.
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Freedom \nThis comes from German (literal, modern-day translation, "Freiheit"), but is actually closer in derivation to the German word "Friede", which means "peace" and is a word of pre-Christian, Germanic origin (originally "Frith"). The archaic term was used to signify the period following the termination of a bloodfeud between two Germanic clans when the softer, feminine qualities of the god "Freda" or "Frita" held sway. To achieve such a peace, some consideration had to given up on the part of the clan whose member had committed the most recent wrong against another clan, such as a certain quantity of meat or animal hides. What was given up was called "Bot" (delivered good) or "Botschaft" (literally delivered shank (of meat), but currently is the modern German word for "message"). It is interesting to note that this is from where we get the English term "boat" (Apparently, as time went on, the term was used less to describe what was being delivered and more to describe the deliverer or means of delivery--Hence, the modern German words "Bote" (messenger) and "Boot" (boat--which can be visualized as a means of delivering something or someone)).
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- A world citizen (maybe a little cliché)\n\n- A pan-nationalist (made that one up, like it?)\n\n- A globalist (could get you misunderstood though)\n\n- A cosmopolitanist (just found that on Wikipedia)\n\n- An anti-nationalist (logical enough)\n\n- An internationalist (also logical although kind of Communist)
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Explaine the meaning of Islaam to him.