Che kasi sohbat haye man ra mifahmad ?
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a friendship , my man , ---ahmad ??? may be
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He was a Persian Sufi of Naqshbandi, born in Bostam.  Go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wikj/Bayazid_Bastami for more information.  Good Luck!
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je suis un amouireux du MILAN AC et surtout  de PIPPO INZAGHI.j'aime tro ce joueur.c la première fois ke je trouve une fille ki aime inzahgi.j'aimerai bien en discuter avec toi.voici mon MSN : billelpippo@hotmail.com
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ha magar abhi nahi badme.
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its true hafez Ibrahim
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Salam !! E-mail ro mitooni ba taghire Az EN be FA farsi benevisi . niazi be barnama ham nist !!!\nagar E-mail ro Farsi minevisi vali khub nesmihe . Eshkal az browseret hast Azizam !!!
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2nta lazem tjareb t7ki ma3aha w te3raf sho jawabha l2ano 2za ma 7akait ma3aha ra7 2dal mt3ale2 w enta mou 3aref sho bedak tsawi f 2shan haik bedak tjareb mahma kant el ejabeh 3shan 2za waf2at tkoun traia7et w eza ma waf2at te3raf sho bedak tsawi w et7awel tensaha 2aw somthing like that sa7??
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salam man iraniyam.\nchetory khosh migzare?
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salam arash jan, man to iran zendegi mikonam. agr kari az datam bar miad bego ma dar khedmatim. 09126152690
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dekho agar tum uski sachi dost ho to tumhe hi sara kuch karna parega kisi ki madad ki jarurat nhi hogi baki meri wishes tumhare saath hai take care
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I think it's from "The Prophet" by Kahil Gibran. Not sure if I've spelled his name righ, but look it up on Google.
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dünya biliyor muhterem dünya :P
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i read about that letter in the papers but i didnt read the text. whatever the "new solutions" included in the letter are i doubt that nejad is gonna be submissive. nejad, unlike all chicken arab leaders is brave enough to claim the legal right of his people to own neclear technology. usa, however, is applyinga double standard policy and doesnt want to let him go ahead with his nuclear plans
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I'm sure there will be several posts to suggest that the recent violence in Iraq this month, and certainly during April, are evidence of a brewing civil war in Iraq, but the reality based upon fact, is simply not there.\n\nSati al-Husri, considered the 'father of modern Iraq,' purported before his death that there would be struggles within the frame of the Iraqi State because of the religious factions existing within her borders.  This is a fundamental issue, and the West has come to recognize it all too well.  \n\nHowever, despite Iraq's cultural/religious inequity, Sati taught his children and grandchildren, that Sunni Muslims of which sect he belonged, could equally coexist with the Shi'a and Kurds. There was no conflict in his family's inner circle.  He proved that enlightened intellectual thought could countermand extremist ideology without compromising religious piety.\n\nBut although al-Husri's ideas are easy to agree with, especially from a Western point of view, they are not so easy to implement, especially in the current climate of terrorism.\n\nThe underpinning to all of the conflict in Iraq is not a brewing civil war among its Muslim factions, but rather an insurgency that cannot see the value of peace in the Middle East.  They tend to look through their extremist eyes with a 'jihadi' philosophy.  The insurgents will attempt to insight the Iraqi people into warring with each other.  This is not for the gain of the Iraqi people; it merely creates the atmosphere of unsettled violence for them. And the insurgents could care less about an Iraqi unified state either. Instead, they want their terrorist agenda to move forward...at all costs.\n\nTo that end, they will foment unrest, spatter the media with words of 'Civil War,' and create a masterful stroke of using the West against itself.  Fortunately, the Iraqi people are resolved to follow Sati al-Husri's example:  Freedom of speech and expression, freedom of religion, and freedom of commerce are the seeds to grow an independent state.  Violence and terrorism have no place in such a united country.  Democracy is the manifold weapon against al-Qa'ida and the Taliban, and the insurgents simply can't stand it.\n\nAs to the $4.00 gallon of gas, I doubt this will come to fruition, much as the media seems to hope it will.  We cannot discount those politicians who have a stake in the November elections either.  They seem to throw out this vague threat as though it were a weapon.\n\nThere is no doubt that we may come close to the mark in some sections of the country, especially over the summer months. But Americans in general will not accept this increase, and the government knows it.  So do the oil companies and our allies producing oil.  It is not in their best interests to price themselves out of the market.  There will likely be caps before the $4.00 per gallon rate is reached.  After all, once again, this is an election year.  Politicos have a reason to make sure the voters are looking at their names with favor. The first place the voter’s feel the pressure of Washington is at the pump.  You may be assured that the first place Washington will compromise is also at the pump.
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Sachten!  Taaseh od "she'elot" ka'ele...\n\n"?אז, מה שלומך"
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I think they do not have all the information available on Che.  During the Cuban Missile Crisis, he confided in Castro that if Cubans had control of the missiles, he would lobby that they be fired at American cities should the crisis deepen.\n\nThat would have killed tens of millions of people.  As a pacifist, I cannot support that.
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3am samer ana bashof el matchat 3ala SLO-TV2 youm ah w youm la2! if u want to see kolaha fi kana esmaha SF2 3aiez code 3shan tetfte7 , enta 3andak reciever eh?\n\nI tried to mail u bas mesh 3aref , fa mail me 3shan arod 3alek