Hi everyone! Im new here so please be gentle. Well you wanted more female input so I guess that makes me the second lady on this forum. Ill need some more time to browse your topics before posting something serious. I was born in Mangeish, Northern Iraq but lived in Baghdad most of my life. Im out of Iraq now since 2003 but have family still in dear sad old Baghdad. My goodness what a tragedy, I'm sure you all feel the same. I must confess that I have lost all hope for Iraq. We were living and behaving like animals now. Sorry for being so negative but after all these years of Saddam and now this. Its too much to bere for anyone.
we r always gentle with all ladies on iraq4u forum. welcome zimzim.
hello 2 every one. i arrive in doha last night. it is 2 hot here but every thing is aircodtion. the car aircon. the office aircon. the hotel aircon. i think ppl in the gulf dont like 2 breath real air only aircon. i think this the last day i can post because from 2morow i will be on the site.
hi 2 my friends. i was in qatar dubai & one day in bahrain. i love the middle e. every1 so hospitable & they r proud 2 show u the culture and traditions. i eat 2 much but work hard so i feel good 2 b home. in 10 days i will finish my contract but there is a nother project in abdali amman which they need me 4 so i migte extend til sept. we will see. My favorite miss yellow i try to get time 2 c a horse farm but simply no time & my program is very organized by my hosts. may be next trip?
the today show has this segment, "where in the world is matt lauder" i properly guessed south africa, then dubai as i have been to both... neither looked too diff., i wasn't there that long ago, but then when you get my age, x is different... i would eat far far too much also.. me
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we r always gentle with all ladies on iraq4u forum. welcome zimzim.
Hi MT. I think you better be gentle because after browsing the recent posts I can see that there are only 2 females on this forum. YS and myself. You be nice to us and we will be nice to you. Do we have a deal?
Note to the admin - I think you need some more smillies. These are old. Sorry I am just making an observations.
Zimzim, welcome, I have found this to be very informative and most helpful here!
Take care and God Bless you and yours, TR
Thanx YS. I can see that the forum is busy and unfortuntely I cant be more active with you all. I will try to get to the internet center more often. My God bless you and your love ones. Zim
This is my final post for today. Sahtha Hassoun was not born in Iraq. She never lived in Iraq. She never even put her feet on Iraqi soil but she showed more emotion for Iraq than most Iraqis ever did. There is a petition organize by Iraqis for the nomination of Shatha for Iraqs good will ambassador to the UN. Pls sign it and send to your friends. http://www.petitiononline.com/shassoun/petition.html After they get 500000 signaters it will be submitted to the secretary general.
See you all next week.
< Message edited by zimzim -- 5/9/2007 11:18:36 AM >
Shatha Hassoun on a Iraqi politics forum. Mashaallah we are scraping the barrel.
Info about me:-
- Baghdadi male - Living in Jordan - Wishing I was in Baghdad - Happy to be lucky and living outside Baghdad - Love my countrymen and women - Hate Al Maliki - Hate Jaffari - Spend hours fantasizing about Iraq being a monarchy - our greatest era - Ashamed that so many so called Iraqi fools blindly follow an idiot called Muktadah Al Sadder - Hate all Iranians posing as Iraqis and stealing our resources and character. - Hate all Americans pretending to care after 4 years of rape, theft and murder. - Hate anything to do with Islamists and other judas who are forcing Iraq to accept caveman laws - we will never, never accept this. - Love Iraq! All Iraq! Shia, Suna, Meseehi, yazidi, kurdish, Turkman, Armen, Basrawi, Maslawi, Shargawi, Hillawi and the rest.
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Hi L.B.
My cousin lives in Amman, Jordan now. If you are in Amman, then you might know him. He is there with his family. Do you know any Iraqi Armenians in Jordan, Amman?
My salam to you Harry. No I dont know many people in Jordan. Left Iraq when I was 10. Lived in France, Germany, UK, Dubai then back to Baghdad in late 2003. After staying in our old house in Mansour for 18 months I realized there was no future for me in this new Islamic, fanatic, dishonest, fake Iraq. Now living in Amman but I travel a lot so havent really had much time to socialize. You probably know Jordan better than me.
Welcome LOB. When you returned to Baghdad what was your impression after all those years? Many friends of mine also returned after the war and they have mixed emotions.
I had no impression because I left at a very young age. Many of my family say this is a blessing because I cant compare this Iraq to the one I left so many years ago. Baghdad today is tired and neglected. Everything is falling apart and there are no services to speak of. It stinks too from all the generator fumes and traffic but I still love Baghdad, she is in my blood.
hello 2 my friends. i retun from Dubai this morning. nothing fr me 2 do 4 the next 5 days. time 2 go 2 the dead sea 4 some relaxing. mr lion u can be sure that miss yellow is support Iraqis. we need more female to contrbiut 2 iraq4u so pls be more gentle & polite with miss yellow & zimzim. thank u.
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