And my bestfriends here, their driver being indian – their car has been stolen before, been given insignificant tickets by the police and been hit and only by the grace of their very WHITE children in the backseat the driver being let off the hook. All simply because of the nationality of the person driving the car and everyone thinking it’s his does all this disrepect go down..
He even took in my car to the Behbehani dealership for maintenance and they TOWED my truck away to the police impound because the manager thought our car belonged to the indian driver. The manager told us this specifically.

It’s bollocks but discrimination is everywhere..

No wonder Mark is having me under such:
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I think I understand you well because I said: I hope some one behind this electronic wall is reading,,,

May be you should know that all computers are run and censored, and what I meant if they read our comments, may be will save many travelers the humiliation of what you read in the above comments.

You think also the US Embassy doesn’t have special people to check what is written in each country……The old fashion way was called spy’s, today is called smart tech installed with each machine.

Trust me if you read some people blogs especially foreign hired teachers which led me to come to this country of our stupid Middle Eastern people whom always treat foreigners/ blondi with trust and high respect and I used to voice my concern why we pay them more since we speak both languages and why they get paid for extra time and we don’t.

I recall writing some articles also in the http://www.osratimag.com/nov09/–1982 and to tell you the truth WE as Arab to Arab have no respect or passion to each other. So, don’t take a hard look to what you are facing. You sound a Kuwaiti from your writing. What you need to do then talk to your Kuwaiti Embassy in US and start writing to them from now, also you can write the attorney general of the state or the airport you land in by telling them:

“I know that I’m not a USA citizen, but I have a concern to find out that why every time I land at this airport (—-) I get picked up selectively and I heard others been treated in the same manner. I do understand that you have to profile people for security purpose, why don’t you learn from Israel ( because they always get consulted by them) at least to do such the minute you give the visa and when the individual purchase their ticket to avoid the humiliation and discrimination which is against human rights. Besides, what is wrong with your system? Don’t you keep records of visitors to know who is who?”

I hope this does help. Trust me I have been traveling all my life and I never carry a thing for the custom to waste my time. Last time this June I was picked up going from Tampa to California, then they called a woman to check me by touching, even though I look like French with short hair cut,,,etc. I told her: What is wrong with your machine didn’t like my body not wearing a bra (I had mastectomy), because we heard a lot about the new machines for security at the airports showing all you’re internal. She apologized, I told her don’t at least I felt important and good to see where my tax money goes (which it is an insult to them).

SO, take things as fun and an experience. I always tell the “American”: I grew up with the Mission Impossible shows and you mean to tell me our security is still lacking.

• By the way, I hope someone hidden behind these electronic walls is reading,, then we pass our concern indirectly.

You said:” Its funny, one should not be honest.” Really true, but I’m not willing to be a lair in this age to satisfy idiots

Yep and everyone and their momz is trying to get in, it really does sound like they captured the feel, doesn’t it? :D

I was the first person to get to the embassy, the first person to get my number, but they didn’t call me up first. They called #2, then #3, #4, #9, #6, #8, #13, #16, and finally #1.

I complained but they told me to sit down and wait for my turn. Pretty retarded seeing as I was #1.

It was bad enough I had to wait outside the embassy for over an hour, but then walking in first, then having to wait another hour is just wasting time.