A day in the life of a saudi prince BBC Documentary
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BelovedAfeni
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http://youtu.be/eFACZR23xUE? they can talk to the prince with no appointment in town hall meetings
and we are the advanced society
SMMFH
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sharia law needs its own topic thread
#coming soon
lmao at human rights groups=american cia=stop it 5
we have executions in 'merica
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the excessive separation of the sexes is unnatural, saudi arabia and all those oil rich desert nations are in for a dark future once oil becomes less needed and they better start working on better desalination technology
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They can live the way they do because they pretty much enslave some of their foreign workers.
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Co sign. I saw a doc about these domestic workers from countries like Philipines and Ethiopia. These Arabs are treating them as house slaves. These construction workers from India and Pakistan get treated like slaves. There are no unions are anything like that. Foreigners from 3d world countries got no rights overthere. Even other Arabs like Moroccan women get discriminated over there.They can live the way they do because they pretty much enslave some of their foreign workers.
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I wish America would go spread democracy over there instead of carpet bombing the afghans into oblivion.
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lol @ spread democracy
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and who is the ones reporting about these slaving workers
America? Britain?
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Whats unnatural about seperated by the sex @zombie
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amenhotepiv wrote: »lol @ spread democracy
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and who is the ones reporting about these slaving workers
America? Britain?
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Whats unnatural about seperated by the sex @zombie
I said excessive separation was unnatural, generally speaking men and women belong together how the ? can you have a wedding reception and not have any women there. I think Arab culture with it's overly conservative sexual taboos is borderline homosexual.
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By spread democracy I meant carpet bomb them into oblivion.
What makes the UK do unreliable? -
we need a better understanding and limits on interference in other countries
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the excessive separation of the sexes is unnatural, saudi arabia and all those oil rich desert nations are in for a dark future once oil becomes less needed and they better start working on better desalination technology
Yes and no. Such Technologies will spread fast in the richer countries, but I'd bet a large percentage of the nations in the world will still be pretty heavily dependent on oil. It's be a while before that ? becomes obsolete. -
America supports them. What democracy are you talking about anyway? America ain't in no position to "spread democracy" anyway (Guantánamo Bay? Trayvon Martin verdict? Black guys getting shot by cops with no retribution?).RodrigueZz wrote: »I wish America would go spread democracy over there instead of carpet bombing the afghans into oblivion.
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RodrigueZz wrote: »By spread democracy I meant carpet bomb them into oblivion.
What makes the UK do unreliable?
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good doc
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amenhotepiv wrote: »RodrigueZz wrote: »By spread democracy I meant carpet bomb them into oblivion.
What makes the UK do unreliable?
does this fall under negative or positive rights?
They have a positive right to an ass kicking
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UtjriTYtBAA&feature=youtube_gdata_player