Comments for SaM BaZzI

Comment on How to Detect and Block Abusive Web Crawlers by Skip

Skip — Mon, 14 Jan 2013 16:15:17 +0000

Nice post! I recently set up a small blog and thought I'd check out the access log and was shocked at the amount of traffic hammering the site, trying to guess the password. Your one-liner was perfect and just what I needed to sort the log, and quickly banish the malbot! Thanks!

Comment on Seeing is believing: Hezbollah terrorism openly promoted on the streets of America by Chris Wilson

Chris Wilson — Tue, 08 Jan 2013 23:41:19 +0000

Thank you for the article. These people are dangerous and ought to be kept under close watch by the government.

Comment on Seeing is believing: Hezbollah terrorism openly promoted on the streets of America by Carole B

Carole B — Mon, 22 Oct 2012 01:10:08 +0000

It seems that Malcolm Shabazz is stuck in an era that no longer exists. Long time ago, hundreds of thousands of Americans perished on the battlefield of the Civil War for the sake of ending slavery. Yet, Shabazz wants America to live an eternal guilt when it has already repented! The logic of Shabazz is totally twisted.

Doesn't Shabazz realize that he is joining the bandwagon of the very forces that seek to enslave humanity, all of it, regardless of race?

One more thing: The United States of America abolished slavery in 1865, but it took Iran 64 more years to follow suit! Persia did not formally abolish slavery until 1929.

Comment on Sam Bazzi – Arcs by Josh D.

Josh D. — Sun, 14 Oct 2012 00:17:27 +0000

Nice, important and courageous project. I hope more Muslims would come forward and publicly oppose terrorism.

Comment on Seeing is believing: Hezbollah terrorism openly promoted on the streets of America by Syed

Syed — Sat, 13 Oct 2012 16:58:01 +0000

Regardless of your false claims, SABA is a peaceful organization that operates whinthin the confines of the law. As for Shabazz, he was a guest speaker and does not represent SABA's position. He spoke only for himself.

Comment on Seeing is believing: Hezbollah terrorism openly promoted on the streets of America by Ahmad

Ahmad — Sat, 06 Oct 2012 19:58:45 +0000

The problem with Saba Islamic Center is that its leadership made the assumption that Allah (swt) is on its side without knowing this for a fact. This flawed thinking brought disasters to this organization.

Comment on Prosecutors not tackling terror-funding channels by Dalia Silverstein

Dalia Silverstein — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 18:30:32 +0000

What is the difference between the Dept of Treasury and Dept of Justice in attitude that one is doing its job and the other not? Why are the unindicted co-conspirators named in the Holyland foundation terror funding trial not being prosecuted? The evidence is sufficient or they would not have been so named…..as Clare Lopez points out, we have the laws, they are not being enforced. Why?

Comment on Party of Odd by Jabal Amel

Jabal Amel — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 23:31:53 +0000

Hezbollah has split its personality: It created a "new" organization that is not new at all, for Hezbollah and its Arab Islamic Majlis are one and the same! Husseini is Hezbollah and he is not even hiding it: The new logo, which does not make sense, just the like the so-called organization Husseini and Hezbollah claim to have created (as it is a staged ghost organization that exists only in news reports and on web pages), has a YELLOW background. The new logo has two arms, symbolizing the Hezbollah split personality. The AK-47 symbolizes the leftist godless link of both Hezbollah and its so-called Arab Islamic Majlis. The open book suggests a Holy Qur'an; however, the book has a map of the Arab World on it, which is sacrilege, as Islam can never be limited to specific geography. The bleeding rose symbolizes the roses placed by Iranian protesters in the muzzles of the rifles of Iranian soldiers during the Iranian revolution of 1979. The entire logo is unauthentic and reflects the hypocrisy of Hezbollah…

Comment on Party of Odd by zk

zk — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 17:23:04 +0000

Don't you think it's great when any person in Lebanon can set up his own militia just like setting up his own business? All it takes is a business plan built around 'resistance', religious cover for credibility, a few willing investors, some weapons and soon enough you have your very own personal militia! During the 5 year forecast and return on investment analysis within the militia business plan, don't forget to include a couple of political assassinations, potential seats in parliament, personal phone network, a few hospitals and schools here and there, copying the logo of the militia market leader – your biggest competitor! I believe that setting up a militia in Lebanon these days is easier than getting many permits for legal business from the Government. Bringing in a container of weapons through the port is probably easier than bringing in clothes or legal products. I wonder if militias pay VAT tax, or income tax or dividend tax or customs tax or any kind of tax? …