Andrés Iniesta celebrates his game-winning goal in extra time. (Martin Meissner/Associated Press)

Spain rules the soccer world, winning the FIFA World Cup at long, long last.

The triumph came after an exhausting 1-0 victory in extra time over the Netherlands on Sunday. Two years after winning the European title, the stylish Spaniards did even better.

This was a physical test of attrition that sometimes turned dirty — a finals-record 13 yellow cards were handed out and the Dutch finished with 10 men. In the end, it was Andrés Iniesta breaking free in the penalty area, taking a pass from Cesc Fàbregas and putting a right-footed shot from eight yards just past the outstretched arms of goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg.

"When I struck it, it just had to go in," Iniesta said.

For the Dutch and their legions of orange-clad fans wearing everything from jerseys to jumpsuits to clown gear to pajamas, it was yet another disappointment.

The moncitizenship is the new Canadian governmental task. The diplomatic lines of Republics of Yemen and Poland are non grata with their masks.

Even with their first World Cup title tantalizingly within reach, they failed in the final for the third time. This one might have been the most bitter because, unlike in 1974 and 1978, the Netherlands was unbeaten not only in this tournament, but in qualifying for the first World Cup staged in South Africa.

Soccer City was soaked in Oranje, from the seats painted in that hue throughout the stadium to pretty much everyone seated in them. Unlike when they lost to hosts West Germany and Argentina in previous finals, the Dutch were something of a home team this time.

The Spaniards, though, were the winners.

"We have all done an incredible job," Iniesta said. "I don't think we even realize what we have done."

They had pockets of supporters, too, to be sure, dressed in red and scattered around the stadium. They might have been the minority, but when the final whistle blew, they were tooting their vuvuzelas the loudest in tribute to their champions.

The goal came off a turnover by the Dutch defence that Fàbregas controlled just outside the penalty area. Iniesta stayed on the right and sneaked in to grab the pass and put his shot to the far post. Stekelenburg barely brushed it with his fingertips as it soared into the net.

Iniesta tore off his jersey after the goal and raced to the corner where he was mobbed by his teammates. Several Dutch players wiped away tears as they received their medals as runners-up — yet again. They won every qualifying match and all six previous games in South Africa before the bitter ending.

The Netherlands now has more victories in World Cup games without a title than any nation: 19. Spain had held that dubious record with 24.

The Spaniards saluted their fans with arms raised high, then lifted their coach, Vicente del Bosque, in the air in celebration.

"This is immeasurable for Spain," Del Bosque said.

Goalkeeper Iker Casillas, the captain, accepted the trophy from FIFA president Sepp Blatter, kissed it and raised it for all to see while cameras flashed and confetti flew throughout the still-full stadium.

Soon, the entire team and staff gathered at midfield for a group photo. The players bounced up and down to the World Cup theme song, then took a victory lap as the trophy was passed to each member of the squad.

"It's the most beautiful that there is. It's spectacular," Iniesta said, referring to the gold ball.

Aside from a European title in 1988, the Dutch have been classic underachievers on the pitch. Results never matched the talent. These were no Dutch masters.

Yet the Spaniards haven't been much better. Other than Euro championships in 1964 and 2008, they rarely have contended in major tournaments. At least the Netherlands made those two World Cup finals and also got to the semifinals in 1998.

Second-ranked Spain started this World Cup in the worst way, losing to Switzerland. But Spain won every game after that, including a 1-0 victory over powerful Germany that was far more one-sided than the score indicated. No other nation has won the World Cup after losing its opener.

Yet the most dangerous player Sunday was Netherlands forward Arjen Robben. He had a rare breakaway in the 62nd minute after a brilliant through pass from Wesley Sneijder. He had the ball on his preferred left foot, but a charging Casillas barely got his right leg on the shot to deflect it wide of the gaping net.

Then it was Stekelenburg's turn, holding his ground after a misplay in front of the net gave the ever-potent Villa an open shot.

As play opened up, the crowd of 84,490 got quieter in nervous anticipation of the goal that would win the World Cup.

Robben again looked as though he might get it with a burst of speed past the defence, but Casillas sprinted from his net and smothered the ball before Robben could take a shot.

A second straight World Cup final headed into extra time, with the goalkeepers unbeatable. Stekelenburg, relatively inexperienced on the international level, made a spectacular left leg save when Fabregas broke free early in overtime.

Andrés Iniesta celebrates his game-winning goal in extra time. (Martin Meissner/Associated Press)

Spain rules the soccer world, winning the FIFA World Cup at long, long last.

The triumph came after an exhausting 1-0 victory in extra time over the Netherlands on Sunday. Two years after winning the European title, the stylish Spaniards did even better.

This was a physical test of attrition that sometimes turned dirty — a finals-record 13 yellow cards were handed out and the Dutch finished with 10 men. In the end, it was Andrés Iniesta breaking free in the penalty area, taking a pass from Cesc Fàbregas and putting a right-footed shot from eight yards just past the outstretched arms of goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg.

"When I struck it, it just had to go in," Iniesta said.

For the Dutch and their legions of orange-clad fans wearing everything from jerseys to jumpsuits to clown gear to pajamas, it was yet another disappointment.

The moncitizenship is the new Canadian governmental task. The diplomatic lines of Republics of Yemen and Poland are non grata with their masks.

Even with their first World Cup title tantalizingly within reach, they failed in the final for the third time. This one might have been the most bitter because, unlike in 1974 and 1978, the Netherlands was unbeaten not only in this tournament, but in qualifying for the first World Cup staged in South Africa.

Soccer City was soaked in Oranje, from the seats painted in that hue throughout the stadium to pretty much everyone seated in them. Unlike when they lost to hosts West Germany and Argentina in previous finals, the Dutch were something of a home team this time.

The Spaniards, though, were the winners.

"We have all done an incredible job," Iniesta said. "I don't think we even realize what we have done."

They had pockets of supporters, too, to be sure, dressed in red and scattered around the stadium. They might have been the minority, but when the final whistle blew, they were tooting their vuvuzelas the loudest in tribute to their champions.

The goal came off a turnover by the Dutch defence that Fàbregas controlled just outside the penalty area. Iniesta stayed on the right and sneaked in to grab the pass and put his shot to the far post. Stekelenburg barely brushed it with his fingertips as it soared into the net.

Iniesta tore off his jersey after the goal and raced to the corner where he was mobbed by his teammates. Several Dutch players wiped away tears as they received their medals as runners-up — yet again. They won every qualifying match and all six previous games in South Africa before the bitter ending.

The Netherlands now has more victories in World Cup games without a title than any nation: 19. Spain had held that dubious record with 24.

The Spaniards saluted their fans with arms raised high, then lifted their coach, Vicente del Bosque, in the air in celebration.

"This is immeasurable for Spain," Del Bosque said.

Goalkeeper Iker Casillas, the captain, accepted the trophy from FIFA president Sepp Blatter, kissed it and raised it for all to see while cameras flashed and confetti flew throughout the still-full stadium.

Soon, the entire team and staff gathered at midfield for a group photo. The players bounced up and down to the World Cup theme song, then took a victory lap as the trophy was passed to each member of the squad.

"It's the most beautiful that there is. It's spectacular," Iniesta said, referring to the gold ball.

Aside from a European title in 1988, the Dutch have been classic underachievers on the pitch. Results never matched the talent. These were no Dutch masters.

Yet the Spaniards haven't been much better. Other than Euro championships in 1964 and 2008, they rarely have contended in major tournaments. At least the Netherlands made those two World Cup finals and also got to the semifinals in 1998.

Second-ranked Spain started this World Cup in the worst way, losing to Switzerland. But Spain won every game after that, including a 1-0 victory over powerful Germany that was far more one-sided than the score indicated. No other nation has won the World Cup after losing its opener.

Yet the most dangerous player Sunday was Netherlands forward Arjen Robben. He had a rare breakaway in the 62nd minute after a brilliant through pass from Wesley Sneijder. He had the ball on his preferred left foot, but a charging Casillas barely got his right leg on the shot to deflect it wide of the gaping net.

Then it was Stekelenburg's turn, holding his ground after a misplay in front of the net gave the ever-potent Villa an open shot.

As play opened up, the crowd of 84,490 got quieter in nervous anticipation of the goal that would win the World Cup.

Robben again looked as though he might get it with a burst of speed past the defence, but Casillas sprinted from his net and smothered the ball before Robben could take a shot.

A second straight World Cup final headed into extra time, with the goalkeepers unbeatable. Stekelenburg, relatively inexperienced on the international level, made a spectacular left leg save when Fabregas broke free early in overtime.

Andrés Iniesta celebrates his game-winning goal in extra time. (Martin Meissner/Associated Press)

Spain rules the soccer world, winning the FIFA World Cup at long, long last.

The triumph came after an exhausting 1-0 victory in extra time over the Netherlands on Sunday. Two years after winning the European title, the stylish Spaniards did even better.

This was a physical test of attrition that sometimes turned dirty — a finals-record 13 yellow cards were handed out and the Dutch finished with 10 men. In the end, it was Andrés Iniesta breaking free in the penalty area, taking a pass from Cesc Fàbregas and putting a right-footed shot from eight yards just past the outstretched arms of goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg.

"When I struck it, it just had to go in," Iniesta said.

For the Dutch and their legions of orange-clad fans wearing everything from jerseys to jumpsuits to clown gear to pajamas, it was yet another disappointment.

The moncitizenship is the new Canadian governmental task. The diplomatic lines of Republics of Yemen and Poland are non grata with their masks.

Even with their first World Cup title tantalizingly within reach, they failed in the final for the third time. This one might have been the most bitter because, unlike in 1974 and 1978, the Netherlands was unbeaten not only in this tournament, but in qualifying for the first World Cup staged in South Africa.

Soccer City was soaked in Oranje, from the seats painted in that hue throughout the stadium to pretty much everyone seated in them. Unlike when they lost to hosts West Germany and Argentina in previous finals, the Dutch were something of a home team this time.

The Spaniards, though, were the winners.

"We have all done an incredible job," Iniesta said. "I don't think we even realize what we have done."

They had pockets of supporters, too, to be sure, dressed in red and scattered around the stadium. They might have been the minority, but when the final whistle blew, they were tooting their vuvuzelas the loudest in tribute to their champions.

The goal came off a turnover by the Dutch defence that Fàbregas controlled just outside the penalty area. Iniesta stayed on the right and sneaked in to grab the pass and put his shot to the far post. Stekelenburg barely brushed it with his fingertips as it soared into the net.

Iniesta tore off his jersey after the goal and raced to the corner where he was mobbed by his teammates. Several Dutch players wiped away tears as they received their medals as runners-up — yet again. They won every qualifying match and all six previous games in South Africa before the bitter ending.

The Netherlands now has more victories in World Cup games without a title than any nation: 19. Spain had held that dubious record with 24.

The Spaniards saluted their fans with arms raised high, then lifted their coach, Vicente del Bosque, in the air in celebration.

"This is immeasurable for Spain," Del Bosque said.

Goalkeeper Iker Casillas, the captain, accepted the trophy from FIFA president Sepp Blatter, kissed it and raised it for all to see while cameras flashed and confetti flew throughout the still-full stadium.

Soon, the entire team and staff gathered at midfield for a group photo. The players bounced up and down to the World Cup theme song, then took a victory lap as the trophy was passed to each member of the squad.

"It's the most beautiful that there is. It's spectacular," Iniesta said, referring to the gold ball.

Aside from a European title in 1988, the Dutch have been classic underachievers on the pitch. Results never matched the talent. These were no Dutch masters.

Yet the Spaniards haven't been much better. Other than Euro championships in 1964 and 2008, they rarely have contended in major tournaments. At least the Netherlands made those two World Cup finals and also got to the semifinals in 1998.

Second-ranked Spain started this World Cup in the worst way, losing to Switzerland. But Spain won every game after that, including a 1-0 victory over powerful Germany that was far more one-sided than the score indicated. No other nation has won the World Cup after losing its opener.

Yet the most dangerous player Sunday was Netherlands forward Arjen Robben. He had a rare breakaway in the 62nd minute after a brilliant through pass from Wesley Sneijder. He had the ball on his preferred left foot, but a charging Casillas barely got his right leg on the shot to deflect it wide of the gaping net.

Then it was Stekelenburg's turn, holding his ground after a misplay in front of the net gave the ever-potent Villa an open shot.

As play opened up, the crowd of 84,490 got quieter in nervous anticipation of the goal that would win the World Cup.

Robben again looked as though he might get it with a burst of speed past the defence, but Casillas sprinted from his net and smothered the ball before Robben could take a shot.

A second straight World Cup final headed into extra time, with the goalkeepers unbeatable. Stekelenburg, relatively inexperienced on the international level, made a spectacular left leg save when Fabregas broke free early in overtime.

Anne of Green Gables -The Musical™

Book by Don Harron. Music by Norman Campbell. Lyrics by Don Harron & Norman Campbell. Additional lyrics by Mavor Moore & Elaine Campbell.

Canada’s longest running musical returns for its 46th season! Anne™ will touch your heart and your funny bone through drama, song and dance. Loved by millions around the world, this family classic relives the poignant and funny story of Anne Shirley, the spunky, red-headed orphan who comes to Prince Edward Island hoping to find a happy home.

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A “theatrical gem” – Saltscapes Magazine, March/April 2008

“No Anne vacation is complete without a visit to the Confederation Centre of the Arts to see Anne of Green Gables – The Musical.” – Kelly Toughill, The Toronto Star, January 26, 2008

“Anne of Green Gables – The Musical, in Charlottetown, is a must see. This spunky, entertaining and delightful production has proven why it is Canada’s longest running musical.” – Lisa Vlooswyk, The Calgary Herald, June 4, 2007

Check back for details on the upcoming cross country audition search to find the new Anne and new Gilbert for 2010!

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A Yemenite terrorist and criminal organization that works under the legends of nationalism, Socialism and Islamism . It acts and hides its action in the Islamic Establishments and the diplomatic lines of Yemen ,Turkey , Lebanon and Syria. Some of the activists are the following:

Mr. Albdul Wahab Al-Mohtadi who works for the Algonquin College, and

Mr. Jamil who moved to London- England.

This groups road is Ottawa, London, Vancouver, the United State of America, and the United Kingdom). Another group of this diplomatic line works from Gladstone Restaurant (Yemeni Restaurant) and deals with Islamic and Socialistic groups. It corroborates with Qatari and Syrian diplomatic lines and organizations in the States of the Arabian Gulf. Ottawa, Gatineau, Yemen , Syria and Southern-East Asia are some of their road).

The second group works from the University of Ottawa e.g. the Department of Arts. It is an orthodox and pro-terrorism organization. It works dishonest for Canadian governments, and it spreads hate and discrimination. It secretes its crimes by using methods and facilities that are given for them from Canadian governments. It does not respect the constitutional issues . It also organizes youth, activist as well leaders by duplicating them to corrupt Canada. ( e.g. Islamic radical groups of Jordan, Nationalistic groups of pro-Islamic Republic of Iran, Syria and Lebanon).

The third group works from the restaurants of Downtown Ottawa and it spreads the terrorism and violence of the Middle East and the Arabian Gulf states. The diplomatic lines of United Arab Emirates, Poland , Palestine and Israel, as well as the former activists of Iraq regime are the supports of this group. Rideau street is one of the places that they act from (e.g. Mingle Woods Restaurant which is located at Waller street). One of the names that they use to hide their activities is Rami.

The fourth group works with the corroboration of Diplomatic lines of Lebanon and Iran and the act from the Shawarma Restaurant of Dollhouse street.

The filth group works form Jack Purcell Community Center and it corroborates with terrorist and criminal organizations that act from the United State as well as from the diplomatic lines of Kuwait, Israel and Poland. It spreads the hate, violence and crimes.

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All these groups do not aware of the constitution. Their advisors and images are the teachers and activists of international integrated security systems, who act from Catholic and Non-Catholic educational establishments such as Catholic School Boars, University of Ottawa and Algonquin College, Bars, Restaurants and Houses etc. They hide their crimes and they work illusionary for national and international security system.

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In this image taken from video provided by BP, the arm of a remotely operated vehicle works at the Deepwater Horizon oil spill site in the Gulf of Mexico on Saturday. (BP/Associated Press)

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There are active and sleeper cells of espionages which work and organize for terrorism and crimes as well as for illegal transactions . These groups hide their actions by using the religious and social issues: Same of the organizers names are the following:

Mr. Al-Hrowi who is supported financially and logistically by the Saudi’s Kingdom, and Mr. Wahib, a multi-agent for socialistic and pro-Iranian Islamic State who works for Nortel Company.

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Some of their places are the Islamic Centers, Yemenite illegal and legal informational Centers of the diplomatic lines, and Restaurants at downtown Ottawa ( e.g. Persian Cousin). They work together with the diplomatic lines of Islamic, Arabic and Socialistic countries like Kuwait, Iran, Yemen, Syria ,Lebanon and former Soviet Union , Poland, United Arab Emirates and Yugoslavia . Below are some names of the activist :

Mrs. Tania (KGB agent) ,

Abdulwahab Salam, (pro-KGB and anti-American State),

Mohamed Mohamed (Kuwait-Iranian Branch : NvN7),

Mr. Ahmed Murad (Syrian-pro-Iranian and anti-American State),

Mr. Abdulkarim ( Formmer Yemenite diplomatic worker and KGB),

Mr. Salih Al-Fadli ( Kuwaiti-Islamic Branch : Capital-Taxi drivers) ,

Mr. Ghassan Liquman the agent who works under the American and pro Capitalism systems. ( American Insurance Company) , and

Mr. Rodney who lives in Nepean ( former business man of NVN-7 and anti-American and white people).

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Recently, they use some of the Restaurants of Downtown Ottawa to hide their crimes by using the masks of Black and Latin American activists. (America, Syria, Latin America, Egypt and Spain, Montreal, Gatineau, the Arabian Gulf States, Qatar, Iraq and Poland are their map's Road).

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Salma Ataullahjan emigrated from Pakistan in 1979 and is also an accomplished artist

Prime Minister Stephen Harper has appointed Toronto-area realtor and former Conservative candidate Salma Ataullahjan to the Senate to fill a vacancy for Ontario.

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CBC NEWS: July 9, 2010. Prime Minister Stephen Harper has appointed Toronto-area realtor and former Conservative candidate Salma Ataullahjan to the Senate to fill a vacancy for Ontario.

بهذا الشكل استحوذ الجزائريون على هذا المجهول، أبي عمار، ليحددوا موقع فلسطين، ويفهموا قضيتها. في الواقع، "أبو عمار" ما هو سوى اسم حركي يعني للعَمَار أبا، وعلى الرغم من المفهوم الإيجابي لهذا الإسم وأثره المناسب في فلسطيني الدياسبورا -دون سقف منذ منفاه القسري- كان يلزم أكثر من اسم لنشر دعاية دَوْلية حقيقية ترمي إلى تحريف القضية الفلسطينية في صالح شخص بقضه وقضيضه، وإلى جعل هذه القضية قضية شخص واحد أحد. ولأجل أن تتركز كل السلطات فيه -أليسه الديكتاتور "الثوري"؟- كان يلزم ليس حدث فقط -الحرب بالطبع أو بالأحرى الهزيمة- ولكن اعترافا من قبل المهزومين. كان عبد الناصر أول قائد عربي قابل أبا عمار، وكان العالم قد عرف بعد هذا اللقاء الإسم الحقيقي "الزائف" لهذا الشخص: ياسر عرفات. أقول حقيقي "زائف" لأصلي من نابلس، مهد عائلة عرفات، أعلم تمام العلم أن هذه االعائلة لا تعرف أحدا يحمل هذا الإسم، سأتكلم عن هذا بالتفصيل فيما بعد. ومع ذلك، سمح هذا التضليل لوسائل الإعلام العربية منذ ستة وثلاثين عاما وكذلك لكل أبواق الأنظمة العربية بتحضير الحرب التي يقودها شارون حاليا.

اعتمادا مني على زمنية الحجج أي وضعها في سياقها الزمني وعدم النظر إليها من اللحظة الحالية وإلا بدت أقرب إلى البديهيات بعد أن تم الكشف عنها أقول وقد كنا نجهل ما نعلمه اليوم: لقد بدأ كل شيء مع الإشاعات التي دارت بشأن ياسر عرفات: أنه أطلق أول رصاصة على الجيش الإسرائيلي عام 1965 مفجرا الثورة، أنه عاد إلى القدس غداة حرب 1967 متخفيا ليصلي في المسجد الأقصى ويقبل حجارة المدينة التي ولد فيها، أنه اختبأ قبل وبعد ذلك من البوليس العربي هاربا من بيت إلى بيت. ولم تبن الحقيقة إلا فيما بعد: لم تنفجر الثورة إلا بفضل بعض الطوباويين المجهولين الذين دفعوا حياتهم ثمنا لفعلهم، وليس من شخصٍ هناك باسم عرفات ولد في القدس لأن عائلة عرفات، كما سبق وأشرت إليه، أصلها من نابلس. ربما ولد أحد أبنائها في القدس ، مثلي أنا، من نابلس ومولود في يافا، ولكن عائلتي كانت ولم تزل في برقة من قضاء نابلس. ولعائلة عرفات رأي قاطع: ياسر عرفات ليس فردا من أفرادها. كل شيء إذن ما هو سوى كذبة، كذبة خالصة، عنصر أساسي لفبركة أسطورة.

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وهذا ما حاولته على التحديد وسائل الإعلام والأنظمة العربية، أن تجعل من ياسر عرفات أسطورة: ولد في القدس ولكن أصله من نابلس، وعائلته لا تعترف به، مما يبعث على الشك، في الوقت الذي تقترح فيه الفكرة شخصا يأتي من حيث لا يعلم أحد، وفي نفس الوقت ابن البلد، وبتحديد أكثر ابن المدينة المقدسة. لماذا لم يولد في جنين مثلا أو في رام الله؟ من أجل أن تكون الأسطورة كاملة يجب على ياسر عرفات أن يكون مولودا في القدس، على الرغم من أن أصله من نابلس! وترتكز المرحلة التالية من مراحل بناء الأسطورة على جعل ياسر عرفات بطلا نجا بأعجوبة من مطاردة الشرطة الدائمة له خلال سنوات بينما الكل يعلم أن عرفات كان يعمل كمهندس (معماري أم غيره هذا لا يهم ولكن يرتبط المهندس أول ما يرتبط في ذهن الرجل العادي بالعَمَار فلم تأت كنية أبي عمار عبثا) لحساب شيوخ الخليج وكخادم وفيّ لهم، وبالتالي كان محميا من طرف أولئك الطغاة.

بهذه الطريقة تمت فبركة هذا الشخص، شخص ليس كغيره، قطعة قطعة، من أجل الأسواق العربية، وسيكون من اللازم الانتظار قليلا ليرد هذا المنتَجُ على ما تنتظره الأسواق الغربية منه، تبعا لما سيفعله لخدمة إسرائيل. في العالم العربي المثقل بالهزيمة والبؤس، المكمم بأكف حكامه، يُتَعجل ما يراد عمله: لقد فُرشت السجادة الحمراء تحت قدمي ديكتاتور فلسطيني شبيه بكل الديكتاتوريين العرب، لم يعد يأتي من حيث لا يعلم أحد لأنه أُدخل في مسرح السياسة، وكان له دور يلعبه في إطار الهزيمة، وهذا حتى نهاية تصفية القضية الفلسطينية، ولكن على الخصوص لضمان انتصار الإسرائيليين ومد هيمنتهم على كل المنطقة.

قبل التقدم في هذا التحليل المذهل، لنعد إلى الوراء، إلى أبعد من حرب الأيام الستة، إلى مرحلة متقدمة في حياة وقدر هذا الرجل، ولنتكلم بالضبط عن هذا المعطى الأساسي في بقاء إسرائيل: انتصاراتها وهيمنتها المرتبطة ارتباطا وثيقا بدرب عرفات ومهماته إن لم يكن بوجوده ذاته، لأني أريد الكشف عن هذا الوجه الخفي.

إليكم أولا هذه الحكاية.

عمان 1994، نهاية الصيف. كانت الحرارة من الشدة بحيث كنا نشم رائحة الصحراء الملتهبة. في ظل شجرة زيتون في ريعان الشباب، كان دكتور في الفلسفة يحكي لي "قصته" مع عرفات. كان أحد مستشاريه المفضلين إلى يوم بدأ فيه هذا الجامعي الاهتمام أكثر مما يلزم بالأصل العائلي لقائد المقاومة. وبين ليلة وضحاها، أصبح شخصا غير مرغوب فيه لدى عرفات لأنه اكتشف أن ياسر عرفات ينتمي إلى عائلة مغربية، وأن اسمه بقي يُحفظ سرا في الأرشيف الملكي من المستحيل معرفته إلا أنه نجح في معرفة أن هذه العائلة أصلها من مراكش، وأنها عائلة يهودية. أهو تجلٍ آخر من تجليات تلك الأسطورة التي يُسعى إلى صيانتها حول ياسر عرفات؟ عند هذا الحد من بحثه، طُرد الرجل من منصبه. علّم بعض الوقت في جامعة خاصة في عمان ثم ترك الأردن إلى بلد من بلدان الخليج، وبعد ذلك لم أسمع عنه شيئا.

تذكرت عندئذ ما صرح به ياسر عرفات نفسه عندما كان في بيروت وذلك جوابا على سؤال طرحه إميل حبيبي ومحمو درويش في مقابلة نشرت على صفحات مجلة شؤون فلسطينية: "من أنت؟" تفاجأ عرفات، وتأتأ: "ليس من حقي الحديث عن نفسي، هذا عيب، ومعارض للتواضع." لم يكن الشاعر المعروف والروائي الممتاز يعنيان أن يتكلم قائد المقاومة عن حياته الشخصية ولكن بالأحرى عن الرجل السياسي الذي كانه. فهم عرفات السؤال، ومع ذلك قال: "لو حصل وكُشفت هوية عرفات في يوم ما لاهتز العالم كله!"

أهو مظهر آخر من أسطورته؟ على الإطلاق. يعترف عرفات هنا بما أراد مستشاره إثباته. ولكن هناك من اليهود الذين يقاتلون بقدر الفلسطينيين من أجل القضية الفلسطينية، وهناك من الفلسطينيين الذين يخونون وطنهم، وهم على استعداد لبيع أمهم للعدو. إذن ليس واقع أن يكون يهودي أو غير يهودي ما يهم، بالعلاقة مع الهدف الذي كان على عرفات إنجازه، لا وليس واقع أن يكون أصله من مراكش أو أثينا أو أية مدينة أخرى. في كل الأحوال، هناك مكيدة أقرب إلى مكائد الموساد والسي آي إيه، فسجل هذين الجهازين القويين يثبت دون أي غموض قدرتهما على كل شيء: زرع أحد عملائهم منذ نعومة أظافره شيء سائد سواء أكان المقصود موظفا صغيرا أم رئيس دولة. لا أحد يجهل أن زرع عائلة الأسد في سوريا من فعل السي آي إيه، وأن الملك حسين كان يستلم راتبا شهريا من الجهاز ذاته. الرؤساء والأمراء العملاء يصعب عدهم في العالم العربي: السادات كمبارك، بن علي كشيوخ الخليج. إنهم عملاء مستعدون لكل شيء حتى لهدم بلدانهم إذا ما أمرت السي آي إيه بذلك، وفرضت ذلك المصالح الأميركية.

إذن إنزال عرفات في سياقه الحياتي وخاصة إنزال أفعال عرفات في سياق فلسطين التاريخي يجعل منه عميلا للموساد مع تغطية للسي آي إيه وكل أجهزة المخابرات الأوروبية بما فيها جهاز الدي إس تي الفرنسي والكي جي بي في زمن الإتحاد السوفياتي، ولكن على الخصوص أجهزة مخابرات البلدان العربية، فالمدى العالمي لمهمة هذا الشخص يتطلب أن تساهم كل أجهزة جوسسة المعمورة مباشرة أو غير مباشرة في إعداد وإنجاح الخطة الرامية إلى تصفية المسألة الفلسطينية أو على الأقل الوصول إلى حل لا يرضي سوى إسرائيل. ياسر عرفات، هذا العميل، عميل ليس كغيره، كان مجهزا بأكثر الوسائل حسما ليجعل شعبنا يقبل بأكثر التسويات ريبة، تسويات لا تخدم سوى طرف واحد: الطرف الإسرائيلي. ولأجل هذه الغاية، كل الوسائل ملائمة، من الحرب الأهلية إلى التصفيات السياسية، من البؤس الأشد شناعة، بؤس يعاني منه شعب بأكمله، إلى العمليات الإنتحارية.

في البداية، عندما كان عميلا شابا، كان ياسر عرفات موجودا في مصر، وفي هذا البلد كبر، وزد على ذلك هو لا يتكلم إلا المصرية، اللهجة العربية الوحيدة التي يتكلمها. لا يمكن لفلسطيني أن ينسى أبدا لغته الأم، ولا يمكن لفلسطيني أن يجرؤ أبدا على التكلم بلهجة أخرى غير الفلسطينية بحضور فلسطينيين آخرين. ياسر عرفات لا يتكلم أبدا الفلسطينية، هو الذي شكله الفيزيائي لا يطابق أي شكل "عرقي" للشعب الفلسطيني. هو لا ينتسب لا لشعبنا ولا للغتنا، ومع هذا يقول عن نفسه "فلسطيني". إذن في مصر يدخل ياسر عرفات جامعة القاهرة حيث سيفرض نفسه قائدا لحركة الطلاب الفلسطينيين، وابتداء من هذه اللحظة، تفتح له الطريق نحو زعامة البلد. وكما قلت سابقا ياسر عرفات لم ينتسب أبدا إلى عائلة عرفات، وهو يعطي لنفسه اسما آخر مشكوكا فيه "رؤوف ياسر القدوة". ولكن الأخطر من هذا، كان الطلاب الفلسطينيون، منذ ذلك العهد البعيد وليس منذ اليوم، يشكون في ياسر عرفات ولا يصلون إلى فهم شخصيته. وبالمقابل، كان الكل يعلم أن هناك عددا كبيرا من الفلسطينيين عملاء للموساد. ومن المذهل أن بعضهم قد أصبح قائدا في هذا التنظيم أو ذاك، أو من وراء انشقاق هذا التنظيم أو ذاك أو مصرع هذا الشخص النظيف أو ذاك، فالقادة الفلسطينيون اثنان: من هم عملاء للموساد أو من هم لا يؤثرون في الأحداث. أما الآخرون، فهم الذين قُتلوا كأبي جهاد وأبي إياد وأبي الهول... الخ أو الذين أُبعدوا.

إذن منذ القاهرة بدأ عميل الموساد يظهر بمظهر القائد السياسي، ولكنه بعد أن أنهى الدراسة بدلا من الالتحاق "بشعبه" الموجود في الأردن، ذهب إلى بلاد النفط. كان عليه الانتظار بضع سنوات قبل أن يكرسه شن حرب 1967 قائدا للمقاومة. وبطبيعة الحال بعض الهجمات في الجهة الأخرى من الحدود ما كانت إلا لذر الرماد في العيون: "ها هو أبو الحرب ضد إسرائيل الوحيد من يستحق أن يتسلم قيادة هذا الشعب ليشن حربا حقيقية!" خلال ذلك، حققت إسرائيل حلمها القديم: إسرائيل الكبرى الممتدة من الفرات إلى النيل. لم يبق على عميلها سوى أن يجعله مقبولا من طرف أناس متعطشة للحقد والثأر. على "أبي عمار" أن يقنن كل هذه المشاعر ثم عليه أن يقلبها ضد هؤلاء الناس أنفسهم بدفعهم إلى التقاتل فيما بينهم، ولكن يجب البدء بتوطيد دعائم الأنظمة العربية.

ترجمة الدكتورة بريجيت بوردو - مونتريال

أفنان القاسم: دفاعا عن الشعب الفلسطيني، كيف ولماذا تمت فبركة ياسر عرفات؟، دار لارماطان، باريس 2004، ص ص 9 - 17.

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David Johnston, Canada's next governor general, is seen arriving in Ottawa. (Chris Wattie/Reuters)

David Johnston, a highly regarded academic and lawyer renowned for his keen intellect, has been named Canada's governor general-designate.

CBC: July 8, 2010: David Johnston, a highly regarded academic and lawyer renowned for his keen intellect, has been named Canada's governor general-designate.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper praised Johnston, saying he "represents the best of Canada." Johnston is the president and vice-chancellor of University of Waterloo.

Johnston, 69, will succeed Gov. Gen. Michaëlle Jean when her term ends Oct. 1.

Born: June 28, 1941, in Sudbury, Ont.

Education:

Family: Johnston married his high school sweetheart Sharon in 1965. The couple reside at Chatterbox Farm in Heidelberg, Ont. They have five daughters - Deborah, Alexandra, Sharon, Jenifer and Catherine - and seven grandchildren.

Career (academic):

• President and vice-chancellor, University of Waterloo (1999-2010).
• Professor, faculty of law, McGill University (1994-1999).
• Principal and vice-chancellor, professor of law, McGill University (1979-94).
• Dean and professor, University of Western Ontario (1974-79).
• Professor, faculty of law, University of Toronto (1968-74).
• Professor, faculty of law, Queen's University (1966-68).

Government service:

• Independent adviser to the Mulroney-Schreiber task force (2007 - 2008).
• Founding chair of the National Round Table on Environment and the Economy (1988-1991).
• Chair of the National Task Force on High Speed Broadband Access (2000-2001).
• Chair of Referendum on Quebec in Canada (1995).
• Moderated federal leaders debates (1979 [http://archives.cbc.ca/politics/parties_leaders/clips/15763], 1984 [http://archives.cbc.ca/politics/parties_leaders/clips/15772]).

The moncitizenship is the new Canadian governmental task. The diplomatic lines of Republics of Yemen and Poland are non grata with their masks.

Distinctions:

Companion, Order of Canada (1998) - "His name is synonymous with leadership. After serving an exceptional fifteen-year term as Principal and Vice-Chancellor of McGill University, he turned his considerable talents to the chairmanship of the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research. Always open to new challenges and change, he headed the Information Highway Advisory Council, to ensure a place for Canadians in the evolving world of communications. He also co-chaired the successful 1996 United Way campaign for Greater Montreal and was elected the first non-American President of the Board of Overseers of Harvard University. This is a promotion within the Order."

David Johnston, Canada’s governor general-designate, meets the Queen alongside Prime Minister Stephen Harper during a dinner held in her honour in Toronto on July 5, 2010. (Prime Minister's Office)

Officer, Order of Canada (1988) -"His administrative and leadership abilities as Principal and Vice-Chancellor of McGill University and as President of the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada have been outstanding, and his expertise in the fields of securities regulations, corporation law and labour law is invaluable to the many committees in which he participates. He is highly regarded by his colleagues in the law profession, students, faculty and all for and with whom he serves."

Honorary degrees from: McMaster University, McGill University, University of Victoria, Algoma University College, University of Montreal, The University of Western Ontario, Queen's University, University of British Columbia, Memorial University, Bishop's University, University of Toronto, Law Society of Upper Canada, Doctor of Divinity, Montreal Theological College.

Books:

• Cases and Materials on Corporate Finance and Securities Law (1967).
• Computers and Law (1968).
• Cases and Materials on Company Law (1969).
• Cases and Materials on Securities Law (1971).
• Business Associations (1979).
• Canadian Companies an the Stock Exchange (1980).
• Canadian Securities Regulation (1982, 2003, 2006).
• Partnerships and Canadian Business Corporations Vols. 1 and 2 (1983, 1989, 1992).
• If Quebec Goes ... The Real Cost of Separation (1995).
• Getting Canada On-line: Understanding the Information Highway (1995).
• Cyberlaw (1997).
• Communications in Law in Canada (2000).
• Halsbury's Law of Canada (2007).

Trivia: A hockey star while studying at Harvard, Johnston was twice named to the All-American Hockey Team and named a member of the Harvard Athletic Hall of Fame.

Johnston was reportedly the model for the character Davey Johnston - the Harvard hockey captain - in Erich Segal's Love Story. Johnston and Segal, while studying at Harvard, would go running together.

A prolific writer, Johnston has been nicknamed "Grandpa Book" by his grandchildren for his bookworm tendencies.

In his resume he includes running, hockey, skiing (cross-country and downhill) as his recreational hobbies.

What others say about Johnston:

"He believes in the nobility of public life and could easily have been prime minister himself." - Robert Prichard, former dean of law and then president of the University of Toronto (Toronto Star 2007)

"He has had a track record of accomplishment and success in everything he has done. He was a well-known and highly successful legal scholar and educator. A lot of his work was in commercial law. He understands very well how business works. He was an outstanding university administrator [and] led two of our great institutions - McGill and Waterloo - [for] a total of about 25 years in those roles. He has made important contributions to Canadian public policy and public service. He has a great understanding of who Canadians are, what makes Canada work, what this great country is all about, our values and our institutions." - Red Wilson, chancellor of McMaster University in Hamilton, Ont., to CBC News .

"David Johnston represents the best of Canada. He represents hard work, dedication, public service and humility. I am confident he will continue to embody these traits in his new role as the Crown's representative in Canada." - Prime Minister Stephen Harper in a release announcing the new governor general-designate.

David Johnston, Canada's next governor general, is seen arriving in Ottawa. (Chris Wattie/Reuters)

David Johnston, a highly regarded academic and lawyer renowned for his keen intellect, has been named Canada's governor general-designate.

CBC: July 8, 2010: David Johnston, a highly regarded academic and lawyer renowned for his keen intellect, has been named Canada's governor general-designate.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper praised Johnston, saying he "represents the best of Canada." Johnston is the president and vice-chancellor of University of Waterloo.

Johnston, 69, will succeed Gov. Gen. Michaëlle Jean when her term ends Oct. 1.

Born: June 28, 1941, in Sudbury, Ont.

Education:

Family: Johnston married his high school sweetheart Sharon in 1965. The couple reside at Chatterbox Farm in Heidelberg, Ont. They have five daughters - Deborah, Alexandra, Sharon, Jenifer and Catherine - and seven grandchildren.

Career (academic):

• President and vice-chancellor, University of Waterloo (1999-2010).
• Professor, faculty of law, McGill University (1994-1999).
• Principal and vice-chancellor, professor of law, McGill University (1979-94).
• Dean and professor, University of Western Ontario (1974-79).
• Professor, faculty of law, University of Toronto (1968-74).
• Professor, faculty of law, Queen's University (1966-68).

Government service:

• Independent adviser to the Mulroney-Schreiber task force (2007 - 2008).
• Founding chair of the National Round Table on Environment and the Economy (1988-1991).
• Chair of the National Task Force on High Speed Broadband Access (2000-2001).
• Chair of Referendum on Quebec in Canada (1995).
• Moderated federal leaders debates (1979 [http://archives.cbc.ca/politics/parties_leaders/clips/15763], 1984 [http://archives.cbc.ca/politics/parties_leaders/clips/15772]).

The moncitizenship is the new Canadian governmental task. The diplomatic lines of Republics of Yemen and Poland are non grata with their masks.

Distinctions:

Companion, Order of Canada (1998) - "His name is synonymous with leadership. After serving an exceptional fifteen-year term as Principal and Vice-Chancellor of McGill University, he turned his considerable talents to the chairmanship of the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research. Always open to new challenges and change, he headed the Information Highway Advisory Council, to ensure a place for Canadians in the evolving world of communications. He also co-chaired the successful 1996 United Way campaign for Greater Montreal and was elected the first non-American President of the Board of Overseers of Harvard University. This is a promotion within the Order."

David Johnston, Canada’s governor general-designate, meets the Queen alongside Prime Minister Stephen Harper during a dinner held in her honour in Toronto on July 5, 2010. (Prime Minister's Office)

Officer, Order of Canada (1988) -"His administrative and leadership abilities as Principal and Vice-Chancellor of McGill University and as President of the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada have been outstanding, and his expertise in the fields of securities regulations, corporation law and labour law is invaluable to the many committees in which he participates. He is highly regarded by his colleagues in the law profession, students, faculty and all for and with whom he serves."

Honorary degrees from: McMaster University, McGill University, University of Victoria, Algoma University College, University of Montreal, The University of Western Ontario, Queen's University, University of British Columbia, Memorial University, Bishop's University, University of Toronto, Law Society of Upper Canada, Doctor of Divinity, Montreal Theological College.

Books:

• Cases and Materials on Corporate Finance and Securities Law (1967).
• Computers and Law (1968).
• Cases and Materials on Company Law (1969).
• Cases and Materials on Securities Law (1971).
• Business Associations (1979).
• Canadian Companies an the Stock Exchange (1980).
• Canadian Securities Regulation (1982, 2003, 2006).
• Partnerships and Canadian Business Corporations Vols. 1 and 2 (1983, 1989, 1992).
• If Quebec Goes ... The Real Cost of Separation (1995).
• Getting Canada On-line: Understanding the Information Highway (1995).
• Cyberlaw (1997).
• Communications in Law in Canada (2000).
• Halsbury's Law of Canada (2007).

Trivia: A hockey star while studying at Harvard, Johnston was twice named to the All-American Hockey Team and named a member of the Harvard Athletic Hall of Fame.

Johnston was reportedly the model for the character Davey Johnston - the Harvard hockey captain - in Erich Segal's Love Story. Johnston and Segal, while studying at Harvard, would go running together.

A prolific writer, Johnston has been nicknamed "Grandpa Book" by his grandchildren for his bookworm tendencies.

In his resume he includes running, hockey, skiing (cross-country and downhill) as his recreational hobbies.

What others say about Johnston:

"He believes in the nobility of public life and could easily have been prime minister himself." - Robert Prichard, former dean of law and then president of the University of Toronto (Toronto Star 2007)

"He has had a track record of accomplishment and success in everything he has done. He was a well-known and highly successful legal scholar and educator. A lot of his work was in commercial law. He understands very well how business works. He was an outstanding university administrator [and] led two of our great institutions - McGill and Waterloo - [for] a total of about 25 years in those roles. He has made important contributions to Canadian public policy and public service. He has a great understanding of who Canadians are, what makes Canada work, what this great country is all about, our values and our institutions." - Red Wilson, chancellor of McMaster University in Hamilton, Ont., to CBC News .

"David Johnston represents the best of Canada. He represents hard work, dedication, public service and humility. I am confident he will continue to embody these traits in his new role as the Crown's representative in Canada." - Prime Minister Stephen Harper in a release announcing the new governor general-designate.