Has the SH%$#T hit the fan,??
#1
Has the SH%$#T hit the fan,??
We, sent a 40 footer to , Dubai last week, employees of a major oil company. Got a fax to day , the containers getting turned in Singapore , coming back to AUS , the Wife and kids , back to AUS , he goes on his own. Life has changed. Any one in the UK noticed ,an increase in traffic , x arab areas, ,,,,,,,,,,,, MM
#2
Re: Has the SH%$#T hit the fan,??
Originally posted by mr mover
We, sent a 40 footer to , Dubai last week, employees of a major oil company. Got a fax to day , the containers getting turned in Singapore , coming back to AUS , the Wife and kids , back to AUS , he goes on his own. Life has changed. Any one in the UK noticed ,an increase in traffic , x arab areas, ,,,,,,,,,,,, MM
We, sent a 40 footer to , Dubai last week, employees of a major oil company. Got a fax to day , the containers getting turned in Singapore , coming back to AUS , the Wife and kids , back to AUS , he goes on his own. Life has changed. Any one in the UK noticed ,an increase in traffic , x arab areas, ,,,,,,,,,,,, MM
Yep. The recent trouble in Saudi Arabia seems to be setting people jittering. Somehow people accept problems in Iraq/Iran etc, but can't cope when 'civilised' Saudi or Jordan becomes dangerous.
I have friends in Saudi who are coming back to the UK. My uncle goes out to Baghdad next month and we're all bricking it for him
#3
I had just secured a job in Rhiyad ( Rhiyahd Al Kargh hospital) when trouble kicked off last time (about 10 years ago), and the company i was working for rang us every couple of hours to update us what was going on.....the day before i was due to fly they told us not to...it was too dangerous and they were flying all their employees back.
Its frightening to think that we could be caught up in all this....
sue
Its frightening to think that we could be caught up in all this....
sue
#4
Re: Has the SH%$#T hit the fan,??
Originally posted by bundy
Yep. The recent trouble in Saudi Arabia seems to be setting people jittering. Somehow people accept problems in Iraq/Iran etc, but can't cope when 'civilised' Saudi or Jordan becomes dangerous.
I have friends in Saudi who are coming back to the UK. My uncle goes out to Baghdad next month and we're all bricking it for him
Yep. The recent trouble in Saudi Arabia seems to be setting people jittering. Somehow people accept problems in Iraq/Iran etc, but can't cope when 'civilised' Saudi or Jordan becomes dangerous.
I have friends in Saudi who are coming back to the UK. My uncle goes out to Baghdad next month and we're all bricking it for him
#5
Re: Has the SH%$#T hit the fan,??
Originally posted by mr mover
Just my opinion , Bundy but listening to a lot of the Oil patch ,people we deal with , your safer in , IRAN .IRAQ, than SAUDI, at the moment, one guy said , " you dont, Know who your friends are, and you hope your interpreter, is saying ,what you want him to say":scared: ............... MM
Just my opinion , Bundy but listening to a lot of the Oil patch ,people we deal with , your safer in , IRAN .IRAQ, than SAUDI, at the moment, one guy said , " you dont, Know who your friends are, and you hope your interpreter, is saying ,what you want him to say":scared: ............... MM
That'd be my view too. It's all so unstable there, and I think Saudi is going to kick off soon - too many young, disaffected (mainly) men making easy targets for dissident groups.
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Originally posted by tiredwithtwins
I had just secured a job in Rhiyad ( Rhiyahd Al Kargh hospital) when trouble kicked off last time (about 10 years ago), and the company i was working for rang us every couple of hours to update us what was going on.....the day before i was due to fly they told us not to...it was too dangerous and they were flying all their employees back.
Its frightening to think that we could be caught up in all this....
sue
I had just secured a job in Rhiyad ( Rhiyahd Al Kargh hospital) when trouble kicked off last time (about 10 years ago), and the company i was working for rang us every couple of hours to update us what was going on.....the day before i was due to fly they told us not to...it was too dangerous and they were flying all their employees back.
Its frightening to think that we could be caught up in all this....
sue
#7
Originally posted by tiredwithtwins
I had just secured a job in Rhiyad ( Rhiyahd Al Kargh hospital) when trouble kicked off last time (about 10 years ago), and the company i was working for rang us every couple of hours to update us what was going on.....the day before i was due to fly they told us not to...it was too dangerous and they were flying all their employees back.
Its frightening to think that we could be caught up in all this....
sue
I had just secured a job in Rhiyad ( Rhiyahd Al Kargh hospital) when trouble kicked off last time (about 10 years ago), and the company i was working for rang us every couple of hours to update us what was going on.....the day before i was due to fly they told us not to...it was too dangerous and they were flying all their employees back.
Its frightening to think that we could be caught up in all this....
sue