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Re: Cutting ties with Qatar
Originally Posted by Inselaffen
(Post 12267839)
and the Yanks
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Re: Cutting ties with Qatar
Even though this is the only subject that every single local that I've spoken to in the last few days wants to talk about (and they all seem to have roughly the same opinion, not unlike those expressed here), clearly this is something that we need to stop talking about forthwith:
Qatari sympathisers to face fine, jail | GulfNews.com |
Re: Cutting ties with Qatar
Originally Posted by Miss Ann Thrope
(Post 12267859)
Even though this is the only subject that every single local that I've spoken to in the last few days wants to talk about (and they all seem to have roughly the same opinion, not unlike those expressed here), clearly this is something that we need to stop talking about forthwith:
Qatari sympathisers to face fine, jail | GulfNews.com |
Re: Cutting ties with Qatar
Originally Posted by OriginalSunshine
(Post 12266322)
Time to get friendly with Iran and Oman.
OmanAir will be able to fly, but will have to be through Iranian airspace. Supplies shipping will be also in Iranian and Omani waters. Hope nothing effects Oman - heading there for a few days for Eid hols. |
Re: Cutting ties with Qatar
Two more: The Union of Comoros, and Mauritania.
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Re: Cutting ties with Qatar
backstabbing each other
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Re: Cutting ties with Qatar
News reports are stating that people in Qatar are cleaning out supermarket shelves of food & water . Why water? Doesn't Qatar get most of its potable water from aquifers and its own desalination plants?
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Re: Cutting ties with Qatar
Originally Posted by Boomhauer
(Post 12269051)
News reports are stating that people in Qatar are cleaning out supermarket shelves of food & water . Why water? Doesn't Qatar get most of its potable water from aquifers and its own desalination plants?
The only shortages that I've heard of are milk and fresh chicken, both sourced from Saudi. |
Re: Cutting ties with Qatar
They can't live without their pumped full of chemicals chickens. Worst chicken in the world. :unsure:
Originally Posted by Johnnyboy11
(Post 12269258)
The only shortages that I've heard of are milk and fresh chicken, both sourced from Saudi.
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Re: Cutting ties with Qatar
Originally Posted by Johnnyboy11
(Post 12269258)
It makes sense to have a store of bottled drinking water. Qatar has a single desalination/ electricity plant (Ras Abu Fontas) and only carries half a day's strategic water storage. The aquifers are used in a few areas for farming, but overabstraction and lack of sanitation have left many contaminated with seawater and sewage. They do produce their own bottled water that's been through an RO plant, and is popular.
The only shortages that I've heard of are milk and fresh chicken, both sourced from Saudi. |
Re: Cutting ties with Qatar
Originally Posted by OriginalSunshine
(Post 12269419)
You know the fresh Saudi milk comes from powdered New Zealand milk reconstituted?
Love the Irish accent. |
Re: Cutting ties with Qatar
Originally Posted by Johnnyboy11
(Post 12269505)
The also produce their own milk from dairy cows, on an inductrial scale.
See here. Love the Irish accent. |
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Fresh milk back on the shelves today, all the way from Turkey:thumbsup:
Still no fresh chicken:( |
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Just realised. I haven't bought milk for weeks. Never use the stuff. Nasty.
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Re: Cutting ties with Qatar
Originally Posted by Johnnyboy11
(Post 12269897)
Fresh milk back on the shelves today, all the way from Turkey:thumbsup:
Still no fresh chicken:( |
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