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Date/Time:2007-Jan-25 12:53:00
Subject:Re: WARNING(virus check bypassed): Re: The 18th Arabian Gulf Cup Football Tournament - Abu Dhabi

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wwp@yahoogroups.com: Re: WARNING(virus check bypassed): Re: The 18th Arabian Gulf Cup Football Tournament - Abu Dhabi Pajuaba Gmail 2007-Jan-25 12:53:00
Yeah! Yeah! Yeeeeah!
To each (country) his own!
Like in the 80's music, "everybody wants to rule the world!"
Congratulations, Pat, you did the talk. Cool guy indeed!
Regards,
Rodolpho Pajuaba

Pat Swovelin escreveu:
> Aleksandar Janicijevic wrote:
> 
>>This issue, no female spectators, should be explained by the author.
>>What is his vision of this situation, and of course, we do not need
>>official stand point of the United Arab Emirates. What is he
>>promoting and is he promoting anything?! Do we, as a site that should
>>unite the world, should promote this separation?
> 
> 
> You people are making a mountain out of a molehill.  What you saw were 
> several panos (shot in a *small area* of a stadium with 60,000 people in 
> it) of a big-deal multi-national sports event in a foreign country that 
> Mahmood shot and proudly presented for you to look at.  It's not a 
> public hanging it's a public sports event.  Being upset about something 
> you saw, or didn't see, in it and thinking that he has an agenda and he 
> must explain himself *and* his culture to satisfy your pre-conceived 
> notions of what is "right" is the same as someone in his country seeing 
> a pano you shot at a topless beach (that's both legal and socially 
> accepted in your country) and complaining about your culture allowing 
> women to debase themselves by behaving like that either publically or 
> privately and you having the chutzpah to show it to everyone on this list.
> 
> This is a world-wide multi-cultural group of people and you need to take 
> that into consideration before you get all hot and bothered about 
> something you see, or don't see, here.
> 
> You should be glad to get a look at something that went on in an area of 
> the world you'll probably never get the chance to see personally.
> 
> What I'm saying is; if you don't want to know what's going on in the 
> nudist colony then don't look over the fence but if you do don't 
> complain about it.


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