lollipopklan

I'm very sorry this happened to you. This is the first I've heard of this situation in South Africa. If you wrote a book, I'd want to read it.

Below are the things that would make me nervous about him:

In a November 2011 interview, Khatib did call for Sunni scholars and Islamic Sharia law to form the base of any future Syrian political and judicial system.

Khatib has also referred to Shia Muslims as "rejectionists" and stated that the Shi'ites "establish lies and follow them", on occasions when he spoke to an Arab public. Analysts thus suspect him of adhering to some sectarian anti-Shia (and thus anti-Alawi) resent.

...worked as an engineer and manager for several large oil companies, including Royal Dutch Shell's Syrian division...

Show them how much money there is to be made. Add hemp to the list of crop subsidies.

What was it like having a pirate as a gym teacher?