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Date: 13th March 2012
amazing article
wow,what a beautiful blog you have here. It was amazing reading your experience,it seems like you had a lot of fun. Yemen is also my home county though I am in the west. Reading your story brought many memories back and thank you very much in sharing your experience with us. Keep up the good work and I'm looking forward to ur future trip if you do go back!
From Blog: Bringing the 'War on Terror' home
amazing article
wow,what a beautiful blog you have here. It was amazing reading your experience,it seems like you had a lot of fun. Yemen is also my home county though I am in the west. Reading your story brought many memories back and thank you very much in sharing your experience with us. Keep up the good work and I'm looking forward to ur future trip if you do go back!
From Blog: Bringing the 'War on Terror' home
Date: 6th March 2012
i really liked your blog it was really good have you seen the monsoon hotel?,its great! people really under-estimate somaliland(and they think its somalia)
From Blog: A Dangerous And Uncertain Place
i really liked your blog it was really good have you seen the monsoon hotel?,its great! people really under-estimate somaliland(and they think its somalia)
From Blog: A Dangerous And Uncertain Place
Like this Pic
Masya Allah, its very interesting
From Blog: Bringing the 'War on Terror' home
Date: 10th December 2011
A dangerous and uncertain place
It is impossible to judge people from distance. The paradox within this blog is that it paint a picture of the people of a country without knowing them deeply and closely. This is just like judging a book by its cover without reading the content. If you are of different colour, you would be stared at wherever you go, whether it is a western country or easter one. I live in a western country and I do not make any judgement on people who might have stared at me because of curiouty. If you end up in a country where your creed have never landed, it is not a strange phenomenon that people would be interested on your skin, color, and they way of talking. A fellow country man who ended up in Norway more than 30 years ago told me that he turned the strange curiosity into positive experience by befriending local people. I do not deny that there would always be some narrow-minded people that may be a risk to your safety. However, it would require skill and wisdom to turn animousity into friendship. Please do not judge a nation by words and stares you hear and meet on street. I would loved you have stayed long in this country and studied the culture, religion, way of living of these people and told us more constructive story. Please do not judge a book by the cover. Read it and digest it and know it from inside.
From Blog: A Dangerous And Uncertain Place
A dangerous and uncertain place
It is impossible to judge people from distance. The paradox within this blog is that it paint a picture of the people of a country without knowing them deeply and closely. This is just like judging a book by its cover without reading the content. If you are of different colour, you would be stared at wherever you go, whether it is a western country or easter one. I live in a western country and I do not make any judgement on people who might have stared at me because of curiouty. If you end up in a country where your creed have never landed, it is not a strange phenomenon that people would be interested on your skin, color, and they way of talking. A fellow country man who ended up in Norway more than 30 years ago told me that he turned the strange curiosity into positive experience by befriending local people. I do not deny that there would always be some narrow-minded people that may be a risk to your safety. However, it would require skill and wisdom to turn animousity into friendship. Please do not judge a nation by words and stares you hear and meet on street. I would loved you have stayed long in this country and studied the culture, religion, way of living of these people and told us more constructive story. Please do not judge a book by the cover. Read it and digest it and know it from inside.
From Blog: A Dangerous And Uncertain Place
Date: 13th November 2011
Salam
Salam , Please visit again the city of Yazd. We will be happy! :-)
From Blog: Ahmedinejad and Me
Salam
Salam , Please visit again the city of Yazd. We will be happy! :-)
From Blog: Ahmedinejad and Me
Date: 21st July 2011
Freedom from Tyranny
Turks have no rights to Asia Minor or the Greek island of Cyprus. I just read the Anti-Christ will be a Turk. The "true" God will destroy him and the false prophet Mohammad. Then the world will see true peace. Zito to Ethos!
From Blog: No Greeks here...
Freedom from Tyranny
Turks have no rights to Asia Minor or the Greek island of Cyprus. I just read the Anti-Christ will be a Turk. The "true" God will destroy him and the false prophet Mohammad. Then the world will see true peace. Zito to Ethos!
From Blog: No Greeks here...
port authorities
berbera port is very place where people were born to boost the maritime professional business but it is one thing to be careful about it"THIS IS ETHIOPIAN FORWARDING AGENTS" . they are all thieves. pls do not make business with them.IF IS necessary try to work with them by cash. hand by hand otherwise they will robbe you and yr/strategic port. BEST RGDS CPT/AICH
From Blog: A Dangerous And Uncertain Place
How you discribes a bout lalibela
Hi , my friend how is every thing going on with you and a round of you ? really, i am happy that you come and visit my county . but things that embraced me a bout your expression the situation of lalibela and surrounding . actually , on the time being you was been in hard situation , but sorry a bout your willingness ??????
From Blog: A day in the life
what is that
what in the hell is that big thing it looks like a camel
From Blog: A Dangerous And Uncertain Place
Date: 28th March 2011
history os berbera somaliland
i want to know how berbera people can do samething for there salf
From Blog: A Dangerous And Uncertain Place
history os berbera somaliland
i want to know how berbera people can do samething for there salf
From Blog: A Dangerous And Uncertain Place
Lovely.
I'm proud of Yemen. Thank you for such a beautiful picture.
From Blog: Bringing the 'War on Terror' home
Date: 22nd March 2011
You are missed! :)
Check this out. http://www.travelblog.org/Topics/27990-1.html
From Blog: Lumpur Hidup: Mud Life
You are missed! :)
Check this out. http://www.travelblog.org/Topics/27990-1.html
From Blog: Lumpur Hidup: Mud Life
curiosity
It is always hard to see in childrens· faces the uncertenty of life as seen in the oldest one
From Blog: Bringing the 'War on Terror' home
Pleasants environment
I real like alomost all photo of Berbera port it is real nice, i wish this port to become the best port in Africa
From Blog: A Dangerous And Uncertain Place
picture
I like see all the time the picture of my heart country which is somaliland/City is Hargeisa. Also i like share any idea that is going on over there.
From Blog: A Dangerous And Uncertain Place
Date: 8th February 2011
Selam bedreddin, you don't know me and I don't know you, but I'm a Dutch guy of Syrian Arab descent who has been reading your blog for quite a while now. It makes for a really interesting read! The freedom fighter you encountered probably mentioned Deir Ezzour because that's where Talaat Pasha intented to expel the Armenians to, which resulted in the forced exodus of the Armenians. The hardships they faced while in transit to Deir Ezzour resulted in a lot of dead Armenian civilians. You probably knew this already, but I couldn't figure from your blog. And since I'm writing this comment I might as well pose a question; what do Armenians think about you calling their country Middle Eastern? I've had numerous encounters with Armenians and while Syrian and Iraqi Armenians were positive about Arabs, Russian and Hayrenadartser (not sure whether I got the spelling right, it means Armenians from Armenia proper if I recall correctly) were not quite fond of us. So, would Armenians refer to themselves as belonging to the ME or would they call themselves European? Or Russian?
From Blog: The Republic of Yerevan
Selam bedreddin, you don't know me and I don't know you, but I'm a Dutch guy of Syrian Arab descent who has been reading your blog for quite a while now. It makes for a really interesting read! The freedom fighter you encountered probably mentioned Deir Ezzour because that's where Talaat Pasha intented to expel the Armenians to, which resulted in the forced exodus of the Armenians. The hardships they faced while in transit to Deir Ezzour resulted in a lot of dead Armenian civilians. You probably knew this already, but I couldn't figure from your blog. And since I'm writing this comment I might as well pose a question; what do Armenians think about you calling their country Middle Eastern? I've had numerous encounters with Armenians and while Syrian and Iraqi Armenians were positive about Arabs, Russian and Hayrenadartser (not sure whether I got the spelling right, it means Armenians from Armenia proper if I recall correctly) were not quite fond of us. So, would Armenians refer to themselves as belonging to the ME or would they call themselves European? Or Russian?
From Blog: The Republic of Yerevan
Date: 30th January 2011
When will Turks return home to Turkmenistan?
Why is it important for the evil Turkish government to destroy everyone's country? Turks have the right to live their lives in their own land: Turkmenistan. The have absolutely no rights on Cyprus, Greece, Aegean, Greece, Anatolia, Greece, Armenia, Assyria, Georgia, Kurdistan and Germany. When will they stop dreaming of conquering the world and return home? The Jewish people return to their home after 2000 years. What is 300 years? The Turks of Turkmenistan want all the Turks to return and live together as one. This is the only just solution for everyone consider. Don't you agree. No more blood and death just the return of Turkish people to their homeland, Turkmenistan.
From Blog: No Greeks here...
When will Turks return home to Turkmenistan?
Why is it important for the evil Turkish government to destroy everyone's country? Turks have the right to live their lives in their own land: Turkmenistan. The have absolutely no rights on Cyprus, Greece, Aegean, Greece, Anatolia, Greece, Armenia, Assyria, Georgia, Kurdistan and Germany. When will they stop dreaming of conquering the world and return home? The Jewish people return to their home after 2000 years. What is 300 years? The Turks of Turkmenistan want all the Turks to return and live together as one. This is the only just solution for everyone consider. Don't you agree. No more blood and death just the return of Turkish people to their homeland, Turkmenistan.
From Blog: No Greeks here...
i love this!
This picture captivates the culture and community, the love that's being shared by the mother to those children, her offspring and future.( all boy's too)and the way she is holding the lamb, with such care like it is her baby.just an assumtion, the body language does not display teerorist.Well other than the knife in the little boys pants, and that kind of looks planted there, by the way he is looking at the person to the right, of the camara guy-woman!!!!But then again that could be his form of protection and way to gain food to eat.Im pretty sure they don't have mcdonalds.:) thats just my interpretation.
From Blog: Bringing the 'War on Terror' home
worth to visit.
breathtaking, amazing place and fantastic photos. I like it.
From Blog: A day in the life
More pics from KRAK
http://viajerosworld.blogspot.com/2010/11/krak-des-chevaliers.html
From Blog: The Syrian Hinterland
Date: 8th December 2010
Your blog sucks, (no really it does!)
Wow, i never imagines you ahd created something as boring as this Turk! Congrats!!!
From Blog: Lumpur Hidup: Mud Life
Your blog sucks, (no really it does!)
Wow, i never imagines you ahd created something as boring as this Turk! Congrats!!!
From Blog: Lumpur Hidup: Mud Life
Lorrie
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Loving the photos
As one respondent mentioned, don't care about the politics. Would love to see the people at least get enough to eat. Their "religion" doesn't seem to have done them any good whatsoever, although I do agree there is a lot of corruption in the West, but I think this is a human condition, not merely a function of the West. If they had more money, their society would have it's own corruption.
From Blog: A Dangerous And Uncertain Place