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SAVO
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electricity was inventer by thomas adison..He is probably referring to this man who is originally from Nabatieh:
Hassan Kamel Al-Sabbah - Wikipedia
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His electrical inventions are detailed in his Arabic page on Wikipedia:
حسن كامل الصباح - ويكيبيديا
ar.m.wikipedia.org
And when it comes to the question of who invented, discovered or created electricity, you get so many answers. You hear different names. From Benjamin Franklin, to Tesla, to Edisson, to Faraday.
Our Lebanese brother is probably claiming Hassan Kamel al Sabbah did, possibly in terms of electical applications.
and nikola Tesla .
sabbah invented motora or turbine for general electrics later in the 30's.
Genius
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SAVO
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well the guy is saying the truth..Alloush beddo civil state.
i read in a science magazine an article about that the scientific comitee of shia duo.. mainly from amal party.are up to register an invention eco friendly a special turbine that produce energy from Istizzzz burps .
SAVO
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Where are his patents?
The one mentioned is transmission of tv signals
The photovoltaic solar cell of Hassan Kamel Al-Sabbah - Paléo-Energétique
The Lebanese engineer Hassan Kamel Assabbah’s dream was to build sun-powered cells in the Arabian desert; the main ingredients for solar power are sand (making solar cells) and strong sun (powering it). In 1935, he declared that he would return to the Middle East and […]
paleo-energetique.org Genius
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I dug his patents in the US patent database.The photovoltaic solar cell of Hassan Kamel Al-Sabbah - Paléo-Energétique
The Lebanese engineer Hassan Kamel Assabbah’s dream was to build sun-powered cells in the Arabian desert; the main ingredients for solar power are sand (making solar cells) and strong sun (powering it). In 1935, he declared that he would return to the Middle East and […]
He has some patents in tv transmission and electrical converters. Nothing of a major breakthrough in science. More some electric circuits. Sheyfeeno w mish msad2een.
SAVO
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listen genius ...
the guy have 72 inventions registered on his name .. and he has a brilliant mind ..
the guy died in the 30's .. nasrallah and berri wasn't born yet ... nd if the guy were alive .. im 200% sure that he wouldn't be a follower of Istoz and amal... neither he will support wilayat faqh..
the guy studied and worked n USA..he would be most probably be define by " 3ameel al safarat "
so take a chill pill and dont try to undermine a brilliant mind from lebanon
Genius
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Ok now you are losing it in a rant in in attempt to make an argument.listen genius ...
the guy have 72 inventions registered on his name .. and he has a brilliant mind ..
the guy died in the 30's .. nasrallah and berri wasn't born yet ... nd if the guy were alive .. im 200% sure that he wouldn't be a follower of Istoz and amal... neither he will support wilayat faqh..
the guy studied and worked n USA..he would be most probably be define by " 3ameel al safarat "
so take a chill pill and dont try to undermine a brilliant mind from lebanon
Did you know that there is no kamel hassan in any of the patents. Instead there is camille sabah. Not sure if he changed his name in the US.
I will make some screen shots of his intentions, some which are co-patented and belonging to general electric, some of very basic circuits for the engineers to judge.
Meanwhile you can continue to praise him happily.
SAVO
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i respect any brilliant mind ... whatever his/er religious , ethnical , political , cultural background ...
i am an anti nazist as much as you want ... but i respect the brilliant mind of Rommel ..an example of my mindset ...
Genius
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I agree and respect that.
However, the middle east is based on rumors and lies, and it is worth verifying claims before praising unfounded stories
SAVO
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i thinl that the issue is much deeper than a.mere new pact .
muslim have an issue in accepting the secular civil law.. as.they consider it of jeudeo-christian ..while they claim to have a law inspired by sharia..
based on this argument ..i tend more to think that there are only 2 options'
a complete secular state rigidlly ruled by law ( french style) .
a complete decentralisation with margin to regional laws.
turkey for example...after years of rigid secularism...now islam.is turning in full gear..
the issue is within the islamic society.. while the christians have already passed over that by many cultural revolutions inside the christian society.. islam internal revolutions are yet to come..
muslim have an issue in accepting the secular civil law.. as.they consider it of jeudeo-christian ..while they claim to have a law inspired by sharia..
based on this argument ..i tend more to think that there are only 2 options'
a complete secular state rigidlly ruled by law ( french style) .
a complete decentralisation with margin to regional laws.
turkey for example...after years of rigid secularism...now islam.is turning in full gear..
the issue is within the islamic society.. while the christians have already passed over that by many cultural revolutions inside the christian society.. islam internal revolutions are yet to come..
HalaMadrid
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And how do you explain millions of muslims in Canada, Europe, and the US readily accepting secular social pacts?
Because Erdogan has grand delusions of empire and found pan-Islamism as a way to exploit it. He is purposefully taking a cudgel to Turkey's social pact.
Iron Maiden
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welfare state > sharia law as per the scriptures
HalaMadrid
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Then Lebanon should establish a strong welfare statewelfare state > sharia law as per the scriptures
That was your point, right? SAVO
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because they were emigrated there with the motovation to work and live a decent life..
the question is those same people in their native countries how do they vote ?
look at belgium and london.. havn' ever heard about islamic parties inspired by shariah?
HalaMadrid
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If offered the same opportunity and social pact in their home country, don't you think people would take it?
Didn't the one in Belgium lose miserably in the last elections, even as other right wing parties were on the rise?
SAVO
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offered..
people are the one to choose how they want to be ruled..
if they choose corrupt like berri .then its their guilt and they should not cry against corruption..
people gain the fruits of they work .. if they plant grain they can eat their own bread and never should wait that their bead is being offered.. hope you understand this concpet.
Iron Maiden
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we already have that we just need to fix the leaks and follow the holy scripturesThen Lebanon should establish a strong welfare state
SAVO
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the people there are influened by Amsterdam liberalism
Indie
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In the West, they are a minority.
But in neighborhoods where they are a majority, they do impose their ways as much as they can:
- Attacking Christian preachers in Dearborn
- Closing schools for ramadan in New York
- Forbidding women to enter cafés in Paris
Etc.