Founded in September 2007, the Kashmir Independence Alliance is a political group working for the establishment of an independent state comprising those areas of the state of Jammu and Kashmir that are principally inhabited by Kashmiri speaking people.
The group's ideology asserts that the Kashmiri people are a nation united by a common language and common history, regardless of faith. As such, it espouses the cause of the Kashmiri language and emphasises the role of Kashmiri as the national language of the Kashmiri people.
The group supports the establishment of an independent Kashmiri state.
Ideology
The group's ideology is nationalistic and rejects the two-nation theory of Pakistan and the one-nation theory of pan-Indian expansionists.
As regards the role of religion in government, the Group does not reject Islamism or the establishment of an Islamic state. However, it believes that whatever form of government is adopted in Kashmir (whether it be a secular democratic regime or an Islamic state), it ought to respect the reality of a Kashmiri nation-state.
Activities
The group believes in peaceful politics and draws its inspiration from the political ideas of Gandhi and the Dalai Lama. It shuns violence as a means of achieving political ends - it emphasises civil disobedience and non-violent nonco-operation.
The group plans to launch mass processions, public meetings and protests in the Kashmir region together with a campaign to disseminate propaganda by leaflets, books, articles, the internet and other forms of media.
Membership
The group has a fluid membership - currently, the group's central executive is based overseas in the United States, United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia. However, the Group has a large support base within the Kashmir valley and the adjoining regions. For funding, it depends solely on members' contributions and donations from wealthy individuals.
Publicity
The group has not publicised its formation in any of the usual media outlets, but plans to publicise its establishment in the near future by issuing press releases and holding inaugural meetings. The group hopes to coincide this publicity activity with the holding of a Kashmiri National Congress in the valley sometime in 2008.
The group's ideology asserts that the Kashmiri people are a nation united by a common language and common history, regardless of faith. As such, it espouses the cause of the Kashmiri language and emphasises the role of Kashmiri as the national language of the Kashmiri people.
The group supports the establishment of an independent Kashmiri state.
Ideology
The group's ideology is nationalistic and rejects the two-nation theory of Pakistan and the one-nation theory of pan-Indian expansionists.
As regards the role of religion in government, the Group does not reject Islamism or the establishment of an Islamic state. However, it believes that whatever form of government is adopted in Kashmir (whether it be a secular democratic regime or an Islamic state), it ought to respect the reality of a Kashmiri nation-state.
Activities
The group believes in peaceful politics and draws its inspiration from the political ideas of Gandhi and the Dalai Lama. It shuns violence as a means of achieving political ends - it emphasises civil disobedience and non-violent nonco-operation.
The group plans to launch mass processions, public meetings and protests in the Kashmir region together with a campaign to disseminate propaganda by leaflets, books, articles, the internet and other forms of media.
Membership
The group has a fluid membership - currently, the group's central executive is based overseas in the United States, United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia. However, the Group has a large support base within the Kashmir valley and the adjoining regions. For funding, it depends solely on members' contributions and donations from wealthy individuals.
Publicity
The group has not publicised its formation in any of the usual media outlets, but plans to publicise its establishment in the near future by issuing press releases and holding inaugural meetings. The group hopes to coincide this publicity activity with the holding of a Kashmiri National Congress in the valley sometime in 2008.
Lisa syndrome is a psychological response sometimes seen in online games, in which a player with a female character or name is assumed to be female and male players immediately start flirting with the assumed female.
This phenonemon was first discovered by Researcher Alexander Nordlund in the late 90s when he replaced his usual Alias to "Lisa", the reaction was startling as adolescent teenage males offered themselves and their virtual property to the Nordlund.
Associations
This behaviour has been associated particularly with more of the RPG verity of gamer.
Other uses
This syndrome was described by Lisa Nordlund.
This phenonemon was first discovered by Researcher Alexander Nordlund in the late 90s when he replaced his usual Alias to "Lisa", the reaction was startling as adolescent teenage males offered themselves and their virtual property to the Nordlund.
Associations
This behaviour has been associated particularly with more of the RPG verity of gamer.
Other uses
This syndrome was described by Lisa Nordlund.
The Children United is a non-profit humanitarian organization based in Seattle, Washington, which coordinates sponsorships from individual donors in the First World to individual children living in poverty. The Children United works with the [http://es. .org/wiki/Fundaci%C3%B3n_los_ni%C3%B1os_unidos Fundación Los Niños Unidos] in Colombia helping children of families displaced by the violence.
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Good Neighbor Hotels refer to hotels that are not owned by The Walt Disney Company that sit outside the Disneyland Resort Complex. (Below is some hotels)
Suites:
*Desert Palms Hotel and Suites
*Doubletree Guest Suites
*Embassy Suites Hotel Anaheim North
*Embassy Suites Hotel Anaheim South
*Homewood Suites by Hilton
*La Quinta Inn
*Marriott Anaheim Suites
*Portofino Inn and Suites
*Residence Inn Anaheim - Main Gate
*Residence inn Anaheim Resort Area
*Staybridge Suites
Deluxe:
*Crowne Plaza Anaheim Resort
*Hilton Anaheim and Convention Center
*Hyatt Regency Orange County
*Marriott Anaheim
*Sheraton Anaheim Hotel
*Sheraton Park Hotel
Moderate:
*Anabella Hotel
*Anaheim Fairfield Inn
*Best Western Anaheim Inn
Economy:
*Jolly Roger Hotel
*Motel 6 Anaheim Maingate
*Ramada Inn Maingate
External Websites
Suites:
*Desert Palms Hotel and Suites
*Doubletree Guest Suites
*Embassy Suites Hotel Anaheim North
*Embassy Suites Hotel Anaheim South
*Homewood Suites by Hilton
*La Quinta Inn
*Marriott Anaheim Suites
*Portofino Inn and Suites
*Residence Inn Anaheim - Main Gate
*Residence inn Anaheim Resort Area
*Staybridge Suites
Deluxe:
*Crowne Plaza Anaheim Resort
*Hilton Anaheim and Convention Center
*Hyatt Regency Orange County
*Marriott Anaheim
*Sheraton Anaheim Hotel
*Sheraton Park Hotel
Moderate:
*Anabella Hotel
*Anaheim Fairfield Inn
*Best Western Anaheim Inn
Economy:
*Jolly Roger Hotel
*Motel 6 Anaheim Maingate
*Ramada Inn Maingate
External Websites