Posted in Afghan Rugs on 10/14/2010 06:13 pm by admin
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A question about racism?
I am definitely, and absolutely in no way a racist.
But i would like to hear peoples views on this matter.
I don’t particularly want to refer to people that come from Pakistan, are called.
But on the other hand. How about people that come from Sweden or Finland.
For example.
Is it exceptable to refer to people as ” Swedes” or ” Fins”
As these comments made about these people seem to swept under the carpet!
Only sensible answers please.
would you be insulted if i called you ant instead of anthony?

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H20 3-in-1 Ultra Steam Mop
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Iqbal
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Summary:When young Iqbal is sold into slavery at a carpet factory, his arrival changes everything for the other overworked and abused chidren there. It is Iqbal who explains to them that despite their master’s promises, he plans on keeping them as his slaves indefinetely. But it is also Iqbal who inspires the other children to look to a future free from toil…and is brave enough to show them how …
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Posted in Afghan Rugs on 10/11/2010 08:31 am by admin
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so…where do they make ballons?
Marmalade’s from Scotland
Rugs from Pakistan
Mexico has jumping beans
and cars are from Japan
Clowns are from the circus
barking comes from dogs
Eggs come from a chicken
and log cabins come from logs
But where…?
Where do they make balloons?
In a ballon factory…….ha ha

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Iqbal
$3.18
Summary:When young Iqbal is sold into slavery at a carpet factory, his arrival changes everything for the other overworked and abused chidren there. It is Iqbal who explains to them that despite their master’s promises, he plans on keeping them as his slaves indefinetely. But it is also Iqbal who inspires the other children to look to a future free from toil…and is brave enough to show them how …
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The Carpet Wars: From Kabul to Baghdad: A Ten-Year Journey Along Ancient Trade Routes
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In Afghanistan, Pakistan, Kashmir, Iran, Iraq, and the Central Asian republics, carpets are viewed as objects of reverence and expressions of the highest artistic achievement. As the region’s second largest export behind oil, they are also big business. “The early Muslims inhabited lands where people were born on carpets, prayed on them, and covered their tombs with them. For centuries, carpets ha…
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Import & Export of Hand Knotted Oriental Rugs Part I: Export to U.S.A. Part II: Import from Pakistan
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Posted in Afghan Rugs on 10/08/2010 08:14 am by admin
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Are we headed toward a civil war in this country?
The immigration problem exploding in this country is being ignored by the heads of state, but it is not something that can be swept under the rug. We have neither the economy nor the jobs to support such a growth without severly reducing the quality of life. We are up to our eyeballs in debt to the international bankers. We, and our close allies have interconnected wars (involving our military forces), or brewing wars on at six fronts: Iraq, Afghanistan, N.Korea, Mexico’s border, most of the middle east, and Venezuela.
And we have an on going war on world terrorism, as defined by those in charge. Some around the world look at the UK, Israel and the United States as the big bullies on the block, what with their arsenal of power and (never mentioned, but always present) nuclear threat, and action from land armies, sea and air.
Some see the US government as the forming of the image of the beast as found in the book of Revelation. Link:
http://www.whatdoesitmean.com/index939.htm
Civil war- no. World war maybe. And I can see what you mean about the “beast” in Revelations. I think that the Presidency has developed too much power since Dub-ya took office. It’s like America was brainwashed for a moment, but we’re snapping out of it. A new poll just released today showed that 60% of Americans don’t agree with the war in Iraq anymore. Way too many lives too late if you ask me. But because of the 22nd amendment, the American people cannot make a mistake in electing Bush to office for a third term. As long as we stay out of the Bushes, I think we’ll be okay.

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200 Crochet Blocks for Blankets, Throws, and Afghans: Crochet Squares to Mix and Match
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War Rugs: The Nightmare of Modernism
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One hundred carpets are examined, both from the point of view of how they were made as well as their iconographic content. The glossary is indispensable and comprehensive. A book for collectors, dealers, enthusiasts of the decorative arts and ethnic crafts….
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Baluchi Woven Treasures
$50.00
This is a guide to the wide variety of weaves produced by the Baluchi tribes of the Middle East. Scattered across Turkmenistan, Iran, Afganistan and Pakistan, the Baluchi are a largely nomadic or semi-nomadic people. The text provides a brief summary of the history of the Baluchi together with an overview of their woven products. This covers the different regions where the weaves are found as well…
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Posted in Afghan Rugs on 09/23/2010 11:00 pm by admin
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Democrats and Terrorists?
Are the Democrats going to give the Terrorists amnesty? I mean god forbid we listen to their INTERNATIONAL phone calls to see what they are plotting. God fordbid we trace their money, everything takes money. God forbid we press them for information by blasting music to them.
Also dems cry about Club Gitmo. Average weight gain 7-8 pounds. Look at the weather of Gitmo compared to Iraq or Afghan. Free prayer rug, Koran or other holy book to worship the god of their choice all for free!!!
How will Democrats further support the Terrorists rights and well being?
Why not? They’re already giving them encouragement and fighting tooth and nail to give the ones that get caught a free legal defense along with all the rights accorded an American citizen who is arrested.
What the hell ails these nut bags? The Islamic terrorist would return the favor by murdering their families and cutting their heads off.
Wouldn’t you think that in order to deserve human rights that you first have to act human?

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Tony Stewart #20 NASCAR Tech Royal Plush Raschel Blanket (800 Series) (60×80)
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