http://xrdarabia.org/2006/12/20/illegal-immigration-2/ Informed comment and commentary about Saudi Arabia, reform, and its relations with the US Sun, 21 Mar 2010 02:01:11 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://xrdarabia.org/2006/12/20/illegal-immigration-2/comment-page-1/#comment-2162 Global Voices Online Sat, 23 Dec 2006 23:55:02 +0000 http://xrdarabia.org/?p=2468#comment-2162 [...] Ahmed said he couldn’t believe his eyes when he read in the newspaper that “80 RATS were found on a Saudi airline plane going from Riyadh to Tabuk! Apparently they were in one of the passengers BAGS!!!” He exclaims: “I mean HOW ON EARTH did that bag pass in the first place?!” According to Crossroads Arabia and the article they posted, illegal immigration is currently growing to be a major issue in Saudi Arabia. In other news, Rasheed posted about how the British press reported “about a British Midlands International (BMI) flight attendant who is taking the airline to an employment tribunal after the airline allegedly banned her from carrying a Bible into Saudi Arabia.” Still relating to holy books, Amer has posted about a very interesting new trend in Denmark, “Kristeligt Dagblad reported that the holy Quran is currently the 2nd most wanted Christmas present this year.” [...] [...] Ahmed said he couldn’t believe his eyes when he read in the newspaper that “80 RATS were found on a Saudi airline plane going from Riyadh to Tabuk! Apparently they were in one of the passengers BAGS!!!” He exclaims: “I mean HOW ON EARTH did that bag pass in the first place?!” According to Crossroads Arabia and the article they posted, illegal immigration is currently growing to be a major issue in Saudi Arabia. In other news, Rasheed posted about how the British press reported “about a British Midlands International (BMI) flight attendant who is taking the airline to an employment tribunal after the airline allegedly banned her from carrying a Bible into Saudi Arabia.” Still relating to holy books, Amer has posted about a very interesting new trend in Denmark, “Kristeligt Dagblad reported that the holy Quran is currently the 2nd most wanted Christmas present this year.” [...]

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