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      ``Habitual passive sodomite takes knee-chest position without shame during examination." —From Principles of Forensic Medicine by staff members of the Forensic & Clinical Toxicology Department. Ain Shams University Faculty of Medicine.

Forensic examinations to prove habitual non-violent anal penetration are inherited from the textbooks of Victorian era medicine[1].

There are no peer-reviewed research that provides sound evidence in that area[2]. Because sodomy was decriminalized in western Europe by the beginning of the 20th century[1]. While countries that still considers such acts criminal are not publishers of sound peer-reviewed research.

Today, most of the descriptions inherited from old text books are easily discounted.

I wanted to test the hypothesis that people would think torture is more justifiable for convicts/felons, i.e. people who did commit crimes in the past.

I decided to throw a question to my Facebook friends. Just for the fun of it and to see if this would result in anything interesting.

The questions were sent to 248 Facebook friends. My friends were randomly split in to two groups, each were presented with a slightly different question.

Congratulations, you killed all Mubarak clones in his palace. Yet, his geneticists created mutated underground worms and moles that carry his genes. They look very similar to the president. It is your final step to free the country from the grip of this dictator!

In the US it is called the Green card.

The EU is now thinking of implementing a similar immigration scheme called the 'Blue card' to address their shortage of skilled professionals.

In Egypt, we already have a system called the 'Red card' for expelling highly skilled professionals. Ensuring that the country will keep the finest of its minds away.

Did you experience the 'Red card' system yet? Share your story.

Mido, the lead coordinator for wikimania 2008 and a constant contributer in Arabic Wikipedia, wrote:

Update: Press Syndicate issued a statement dated Oct. 11th protesting Tantawi’s fatwa