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Malaysian Website Rankings for October 2010

According to Adoimagazine.com , Facebook has beaten Google to become the number 1 most popular website in Malaysia! And it is slightly comforting to know that Berita Harian and Utusan Malaysia are ranked higher than Kosmo and Harian Metro on the Internet. For those not in the know, Malay tabloid, Metro, is currently the number 1 most popular Malay daily - which to my view is such a disgrace if the trend were to represent the level of intelligence and thinking of the Malay society at large, if you get what I mean. Below are the top 20 websites, taken from AdoiMagazine.com . 1. Facebook 16. Wordpress.com 2. Google Sites 17. Kosmo.com.my 3. Yahoo Sites 18. Maybank2u.com.my 4. Mudah.my 19. Cari.com.my 5. Youtube.com 20. Hmetro.com.my 6. Blogspot.com 21. Lelong.com.my 7. MSN Sites 22. Fooyoh.com 8. Thestar.com.my 23. Themalaysianinsider.com 9. Lowyat.net 24. Mobile88 10. Malaysiakini.com 25. Biz.thestar.com.my 11. Mylaunchpa

Israel to Freeze Illegal Settlements? You Got to be Kidding!

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So the New York Times reported that Israeli Prime Minister has agreed to push for settlement freeze in the Palestinian territories. Whoa, did I hear that right? Read on.. WASHINGTON — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel has agreed to push his cabinet to freeze most construction on settlements in the West Bank for 90 days to break an impasse in peace negotiations with the Palestinians, an official briefed on talks between the United States and Israel said Saturday evening. Ah, so Prime Minister Netanyahu only agreed to freeze MOST of their illegal settlements in West Bank. How many settlements are there in the pipeline? Only god knows. Secondly, there is no mention at all about the existing illegal Jewish settlements which has been in existence for decades in West Bank. And in order for America to get the Israeli regime to stop encroaching more Palestinian lands, in return "..the Obama administration has offered Israel a package of security incentives and fighter jets wo