You are correct about uncontrollable part. I have noticed that business owners usually like to control/enslave worker and they can only do that with non-kuwaitis using the residency card. One of the my previous colleague got an offer from another company with double what he was getting, when he asked the management for a residency transfer they told it is either here or bye bye.

You are wrong, however, about the laziness. Kuwaitis in private, at least the one I worked with, work as hard as everyone else. t is those at Baladiya and other government sectors who are lazy and never go to work.

I know what you mean. I graduated with a Bachelor and a Masters from one of the best universities in my field. When I went back to Kuwait I was frustrated with the mentality of government officials and business managers/owners. They pay foreign workers (specially westerners) big money for doing a job that we can do maybe even better. We had the same education and work experience and we never even given the chance to prove ourselves. No offense to any non-Kuwaitis who work in Kuwait, but we would like to have our chance building our country.
I had enough when our company started hiring engineers from and pay them twice as much as everyone else!! I Decided to leave and work in the US. At least here my professional opinion is always heard and always proven correct.

However, can u imagine what a nuclear infected Agaad would look like?