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Ali Alhasani

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Blogger, citizen journalist & very active online. Very social offline as well, known of smiling the whole time. And also known for my optimistic mood 24/7 which is something many envy me for. I love music, can’t live without it. I listen to anything that sounds good to my ears but my main focus is on METAL & TRANCE and sometimes when I’m in a good mood i listen to Jazz. I love Photography and writing is my life. Although I’m born in Jordan and my main language is Arabic but i can’t write and express well in it. When writing in English I’m able to speak from the heart more.

أنا زلمة شفاف، يعني ممكن تقرأو في عيوني كل اشي. ما بعرف اكذب نهائيا ومستحيل اقدر اني اضايق بني آدم ولما يحصل ويتضايق مني بني آدم أنا بتضايق أكثر وبصير بدي اضبط الموضوع بأي طريقة ممكنة. دائما مبتسم وبقلب حالو “أراجوز وأهبل” عشان اخلي انسان متضايق يضحك. عندي ضعف شديد تجاه الجنس الناعم وبقلب أهبل اذا بنت ضحكتلي، بس بنفس الوقت بعرف “اثني” على جمال البنت وعلى شعرها وغيرو. متحدث لبق وبحترم آداب الحوار ومحترم في كلامي الا اذا الطرف الثاني بلش يغلط فيني. طيب زيادة عن اللزوم وهذا دائما بوقعني في مشاكل وبخلي الناس تفكر انها ممكن تستغلني ”
وتتمسخر علي وتضحك علي، لما أعصب بقلب بركان وبقذف الحمم في كل مكان، يعني لما أعصب ما تقرب علي. بس الميزة اللي فيني اني بروق علطول. هذا أنا، واللي مش عاجبو مين أنا لا يتتعامل معي

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18 May 2012

Jordan: Jordanians Say “Thank You!” to Monarchy

Written by Ali Alhasani · Middle East & North Africa

Jordanian Twitter users have been using the hashtag #شكرا, or “thank you”, to tweet sarcastically about what the Jordanian monarchy has done for the country. The tweets are a reaction to the slowness of the ongoing reform process in Jordan.

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26 January 2012

Jordan: Let it Snow

Written by Ali Alhasani · Middle East & North Africa

The long awaited white visitor has arrived to Jordan, after a couple of dry cold fronts it came and quickly melted. It didn't even accumulate but it brought in lots of joy and happiness to people eager for it. Jordanian netizens report on the country's first snowfall this winter.

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17 October 2011

Jordan: New Government, Expectations and Hope!

Written by Ali Alhasani · Middle East & North Africa

Jordan saw the appointment of a new prime minister today after the majority of parliamentarians sent a letter to King Abdullah, pointing out grievances with Dr Marouf Bakhit's government. International judge Awn Khasawneh replaces Bakhit. Here are some netizen reactions.

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