 |  | | Ghost Mon |  I WAS very excited to read, last week, about the ' ghost money ' that the CIA for the president of my country, Hamid Karzai is charged. I would like to know: would it be possible for the CIA to give me some, too? We don't know what President Karzai has done with this money each month in suitcases and bags of plastic shopping arrives. Not even the CIA believes that every Afghan knows everything-can say. But I will tell you exactly what I will do with mine: I will be doing the things we thought the Americans were going to us when they almost came to Afghanistan to help ... |
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| |  | | No winners In Syria |  An Arab friend pointed out to me that the debate in the United States to look at how many involve Syria reminded him to an Arab proverb: "If you burn your tongue once eating soup, for the rest of your life you will blow on your yogurt." After burning our tongues in Iraq and Afghanistan, and facing growing needs in the aftermath of the revolutions look in Libya, Tunisia and Egypt, President Barack Obama right that be careful with getting burned in Damascus. We have now seen enough of these Arab transition from autocracy some crucial lessons about what it takes to keep positive change in this to do ... |
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| | | ' Need ' More helipads for air ambulances DOHA CMC President Saud bin Abdullah al Hanzab has requested the HMC to mark entrances and exits on motorways, as well as specific places where ambulances can move easily on the highways. He also emphasized the need to helipads near freeways to seek immediate medical help in case of an emergency. He added: "the Lifeflight air ambulance can reach accident location is much easier than the ambulance car. We need this because there are too many helipads building activity on the roads, making it difficult for car ambulances reaching on time, "said Hanzab. (TNN) |
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