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Few random things happening in the world...

So the mayhem and massacre in Egypt speaks volumes about the Muslim brotherhood and what they represent. Apparently they value neither their lives nor the lives of other innocent people, read this and this to know how terrifyingly volatile the situation is out there. These extremists organisations are a bane to peace and progress everywhere, they should be rooted out and... I don't know what should be done to them. Put them all in an island somewhere, from where they cannot escape, and put all our imbecile corrupt politicians there, throw in the rapists too... let them kill and fight each other to their hearts content. Then the normal and innocent people can have some peace and sanity. 
Pictures like this, instill hope though... (click on the image for a larger view)

Talking of Egypt, just when you think you couldn't love and respect Benedict Cumberbatch any more... he does something like this. This is so in tune with his character Sherlock, telling them to make themselves useful. He is a smart and an intellectual guy, it's gonna be fun to see how he comes back from the grave in season 3 to startle the others. So about his Reichenbach fall, the ball and John being knocked down had something to do with it. He fell and landed on something soft and we couldn't see that, cause we were seeing everything from John's point of view. So immediately his little helpers crowd round him, pour some blood around his head to make it look like he died, and then they take him away after giving John just enough time to check his pulse. Anyway, that's my theory...

Talking of interesting people, check out these stunning pictures of dancers in their element. Sleek super fit bodies flitting effortlessly through the air...

Talking of dancing, I loved this video of kids dancing an Indian classical dance, how talented and extremely flexible they are. You have to watch it till the end, to see the chariot ride they imitate, you'll fall in love with their extraordinary performance. Wish I had a little bit of the talent these kids possess...

Comments

yummychunklet said…
Nice post.
Brian Miller said…
nice....so sad as well....the one thing that really jumped out at me though was the christians and muslims protecting each other...and these things only seem to come out of adversity...that is pretty cool though and maybe a step...
Pat Hatt said…
Great thing for him to do indeed, should be a fun season 3.
Mary said…
Situation in Egypt IS so tragic indeed. I do hope somehow there is a turnaround!
Saucy Siciliana said…
Those children are so talented! I have a passion for Indian classical dance. We lived in India for 5 years and I took Bharat Natyam lessons for all that time, my guru was in fact from Madras.
I hope things get better in Egypt...it's such a beautiful country.
Rhodesia said…
I loved my visit to Egypt so sad that people cannot be peace loving. There have always been wars of some sort in the world, and I guess it will never change until there is nobody left to fight!! Wish I could watch the video but our connection is too slow! Have a good day Diane

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