facebook whereas this does not happen: it can 'safely view the homepage, but you can not' navigate the other pages. But 'we are all equipped with anti-censorship software (so that now Etisalat, the UAE's largest telecommunications company, Anchor also has blocked the site Free today and I heard people who tried to access it smadonnare in ancient Aramaic), but also with Hotspot, I can not open facebook (whereas, for the sake, I tried Skype and it works). however, do not tell you the speed of telephone calls between expats to recommend this rather than that and to update it (worse than the boys personal status).
at this point it seems it is not censorship, but rather to overloaded lines (from two days and at any time? Bah, strange!).
pero 'thing annoys me as if it was because of censorship' in this country, so 'acclaimed by our good managers and diplomats, and it 's just one of the many restrictions that expatriates encounter. and then, we wish list? and, 'Come on, we list a bit' of stories about this beautiful country "free and democratic" and so ' "welcoming to foreigners, not to mention respect for their roots" , as he is want to sell Shuyukh and various ambassadors (all pro-American). free and democratic? a nice pair of balls! welcoming to foreigners? at least as a maximum security prison.
first I could tell you about the media censorship that is expressed both by the control of newspapers (the first five pages devoted to social engagements-useless are usually letters, phone calls, meetings "aimed at strengthening bilateral relations between the UAE and [insert name of any state of the known world ], "as the standard expression used by al-Ittihad , pro-government newspaper in Arabic, then a few reports of domestic and foreign policy-and never speak, but ', of crimes that occur within the country to avoid damaging the impression that it is a paradise for the rich chicken) and the web (according to the authorities' more than 1000 sites are blocked and, despite should be released in August seemed , the number and 'up-cf. Anchor Free). But I will not '.
I could go on telling you about the "life" are those who are building Dubai's glittering piece by piece, brick by brick, window glass, mirror after mirror, death after death, as I did in this blog post by Wil or as I did from here, how the "otherwise Aryans" are treated in this country, used, enslaved and then thrown away like a Kleenex dirty shit in a public toilet , how the dignity 'here is equal to your passport and directly proportional to your bank account and for whom, as usually happens, is deprived of the passport to work, well, here, dignity' is a big problem. but would not make sense to talk about it here and now and then.
or I can tell you that this country, 'so hospitable to the expatriates that all reports of crime they have for the UAE players are cleverly omitted, while those covered by' relief are only those involving players Indians, Pakistanis, Afghans and Bangladeshis (ie 'the only ones that really work): last year, making the newspaper press in Arabic, I came across a tiny blurb that said more 'or less' big operation against drug dealing leads to seizure of a ship loaded with hashish, cocaine and heroin. skilled master of the Dubai police [name] says that the drug was not intended for Emirates, "and in August this year the front pages of newspapers showed pictures of the 13 Afghan men guilty of importing drugs in fruit boxes (among other things, they will be sentenced to death at the end of the mock trial). oh yes, 'cause here drugs and' banned in its entirety (he knows something the Italian boy who is rotting in prison for more 'than two years because' he had with him 'a spit of cannabis), but strangely the son of a Sheykh few years ago and 'died of overdose.
UAE and Dubai are so hospitable that a woman and 'dead' cause he was getting off a taxi and that the UAE was in the queue behind her and is 'fed up and and' passed over with his hummer before the eyes of her husband ( here the news from a British newspaper here and the version of a UAE newspaper : note the bullshit to pass off a drunk and a woman on which ' passed over the hummer. among other things, now the defense attorney dell'emiratino invoked as an excuse the fact that one of the passengers of the taxi would have made a rude gesture to the poor 22-year-Omair Abdullah Eissa Thani Al Thani as he sounded the horn ... without words).
I could tell you that non-Muslims must obtain a license to buy alcohol and that if they are found in possession of alcohol without a license can go to jail. but in clubs and discos no one asks for a license when you order a beer, so much 'true Muslims who drink freely and many of them die (or causing death) on the highway ( traffic accidents are the leading cause of death in this country, also because 'all the rules they do not care).
I could explain that women play here to be emancipated, that 'the UAE are at the head of large enterprises, but, in reality,' if you are and 'why' are nominees for their husbands or fathers or brothers because 'is the name that matters, they come from large families, not professional', that 'so then we take a couple of Europeans to lead the company and we pariamo ass for our incompetence. and society 'and' so free and open to women here and so 'liberated, I could also tell you that most of the UAE are still the equation Western woman = bitch and behave accordingly. but, on the other hand, 'cause I?
so do not tell 'these things, and I'll be' shut up in my "paradise" artificial to pretend that this is real life and wait for it to work this "event facebook" that is wreaking havoc me and thousands of other expats who need help to escape, at least virtually, from this democracy tarot.
'cause, no matter' what is said by psychologists, for some people who live in certain surrogates of reality ', the web and' better than real life ...
ps: sorry for the language rather vulgar. and to think that today I wanted to write something about my family honey!
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