I still remember how Qataris were happy when we won Africa's Cup. Even one of our Qatari colleagues brought breakfast to all employees for the same reason.
And I still remember going with my wife and kids beeping the horn in joy on Qatar National Day, as well as congratulating our Qatari friends.
Hatred shouldn't be planted or allowed. That's perhaps why Qatari media didn't raise the issue.
Qatar officially objected, and I say it's their right, taking into consideration the Arabic culture.
Fight diplomatically, against governments and regime, not against the people.
I still remember how Qataris were happy when we won Africa's Cup. Even one of our Qatari colleagues brought breakfast to all employees for the same reason.
And I still remember going with my wife and kids beeping the horn in joy on Qatar National Day, as well as congratulating our Qatari friends.
Hatred shouldn't be planted or allowed. That's perhaps why Qatari media didn't raise the issue.
Qatar officially objected, and I say it's their right, taking into consideration the Arabic culture.
Fight diplomatically, against governments and regime, not against the people.
Egyptians on QL has put forward an apology:
http://www.qatarliving.com/node/501927
"The larger grows the island of my knowledge, the
longer stretch the shores of my ignorance."
William Blake