Which country..?

Allieso · #11 18th January 2011, 01:52 AM

i choose Australia because Australia has been the most number one country in line of well visited and relocation. Across different country people look forward to live in this country and here are some facts why; Safe and self sustaining country-From the past year most of the country have been into some economical problem. However Australia is one of the tough country that surpass this recessions per se. With the percent increasing on their economy, Australia probably stay on the top.
Loads of greenery, no pollution, nature, peace and quiet-This land down under has been famous not only with their exquisite beaches across the land. Indeed, their sceneries are impeccable in which you would always want to walk every morning, no pollution and a nice place to get closer with nature.

Ar Cosc · #12 19th January 2011, 04:38 AM

I like the idea of Australia, but I think it would be too hot for me to be happy there

king of sprites · #13 21st February 2011, 10:17 AM

tansy

Saudi Arabia is the best country because:

1-(The best peaceful nation in the world):
the best secure state or safe country in the world.

2- Free social people who like to laugh.
(saudi people like to make Social relationships).

3- The weather is changing from city to another:
(Abha city is the best).

Ar Cosc · #14 21st February 2011, 07:04 PM

Hmm... Saudi Arabia? I'd prefer to live in a democracy, where I am free to live my life more or less as I please. The Saudis themselves are generally very nice people though.

king of sprites · #15 23rd February 2011, 10:03 AM

^
my friend:

I hope you to visit our country >> you will be very happy ..

I am sure ..

Ar Cosc · #16 23rd February 2011, 10:09 AM

Originally Posted by king of sprites

^
my friend:

I hope you to visit our country >> you will be very happy ..

I am sure ..

I've heard great things about Saudi Arabia, and it's a place I'd love to visit, but it isn't a place I would like to live. I prefer to have a say in my own government, and I don't like the stance on womens' rights (even if I'm not a woman myself)

Again, nothing against the Saudi people, just the people who are in charge.

king of sprites · #17 23rd February 2011, 03:24 PM

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what do you think about our stance on women's rights ??!!

our women took all their rights.

what kind of rights not yet taken?

we can discuss about this point to cover it ..

Ar Cosc · #18 23rd February 2011, 04:45 PM

Originally Posted by king of sprites

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what do you think about our stance on women's rights ??!!

our women took all their rights.

what kind of rights not yet taken?

we can discuss about this point to cover it ..

There's a list of them here: Women's rights in Saudi Arabia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

They're not allowed to drive, they're not allowed to dress how they want, the two sexes are not generally free to mix, and women are not usually allowed out in public without a male escort. They are not allowed to vote or hold positions of political power.

There are also issues like the lack of freedom of religion if you are not Muslim, the ban on homosexuality, and indeed the ban on any sexual activity outside of marriage, the ban on unions and public demonstrations, and corporal and capital punishment

king of sprites · #19 25th February 2011, 02:19 AM

sorry my dear,

I am not got any chance to reply but i well come back later < busy

today i well reply do not worry >>> sorry for late

Ar Cosc · #20 25th February 2011, 05:44 AM

Originally Posted by king of sprites

sorry my dear,

I am not got any chance to reply but i well come back later < busy

today i well reply do not worry >>> sorry for late

No problems, I hope it's nothing serious.