Fourat Janabi

Fourat is a writer, entrepreneur, photographer, explorer, and idiot. And so, likes to think he's important. Fourat has worked in Baghdad while a war was raging, in Bahrain while riots were ensuing, and in Saudi Arabia where women don't exist. He currently lives in Italy where a simple task takes days, but grew up in Australia, where men wearing pink shirts is the new norm. Through many years of craziness, staring death in the face on four occasions, meeting hundreds of beautiful people, and exploring a myriad of new cultures and countries, he now feels arrogant and important enough to commit his overvalued thoughts to paper and tell people exactly what to think in his first book: Random Rationality: A Rational Guide to an Irrational World.

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The root cause of Pedophile Priests are women..wait, what?

Raymond Leo Burke, an American cardinal prelate of the Catholic Church and a leader of its conservative wing, spoke out some time ago about the proble...

Injured on the Road? 5 Tips for Getting the Best Personal Injury Claim Settlement

Accidents happen, and at some point in your life, you're going to find yourself in a position or situation that it would be nicer if you weren't. Unfo...

Trump's great, great wall will be paid by American tax payers?

Trump's longstanding promise to build a great, great wall, and get Mexicans to pay for it might be only half true.

Rage Against the Capital Punishment Machine

You seem to be either for it, or against it; capital punishment, the great equalizer of individual cases against crimes of passion, has roused some of...

Fourat's contributions

Oh Bill Maher, There You Go Again...

Even the high and mighty have their biases. Here is Bill Maher on the Jewish Journal thinking he's being factual on the Israel/Palestine conflict...

The Communist Ideal

Both Capitalism and Communism are context-specific. In environments of scarcity, capitalism reigns supreme. In environments of abundance, capitalism may end up resembling communism.

Government and Alcohol – An Unseen Relationship

Government can be compared to alcohol. This is an attempt to understand that relationship.