Comments on: Bahrain: Losing its identity? http://globalvoicesonline.org/2007/11/23/bahrain-losing-its-identity/ The world is talking. Are you listening? Thu, 03 Dec 2009 20:54:28 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: moe http://globalvoicesonline.org/2007/11/23/bahrain-losing-its-identity/comment-page-1/#comment-1513951 moe Sat, 13 Sep 2008 12:24:59 +0000 http://www.globalvoicesonline.org/2007/11/23/bahrain-losing-its-identity/#comment-1513951 Well loosing its identity is one thing, bahrain is loosing almost everything, the free market offers bahrain nothing but hardships to come, cheap manpower makes us afford things , but the strategy behind our money making scheme, is not as stable as many has hope for, prices will have nowhere soon but to go up, supply and demand, will leave us with nothing real to supply, leaving us just like alot of other countiries uncapable, and since this country depends on international market to keep itself operational , the less we supply the less we get, with the private sector looking only to hire the cheapest of hands for income purposes, until we all work for wallmart when it takes over bahrain, turning us into the tourist/shopping capital of the world, with a back alley filled with hunger and holes on there cloth, wile tourist come in and walk all over us, but this is the scheme we follow isnt it, services have one nasty concept it goes to the lowest bidder, since we have india and egypt competing with us , we will soon be getting paid as much as they do since we are a service country arent we :D, this country needs to put investment in the foundation , go to the dessert ill build a sandbox be creative, but you gotta pay attention to what is going to be a problem in the future and eliminate it, decrease it or improve on it, city center like any other service station , is not exactly foundation more like a market for our money to go abroad while others benifit a little in it, when u look at the bigger picture we buy imports, money goes back to importer importers currency becomes stronger we play more for import , ofcourse we have fuel to comver the gap between those things but hey we can depend on that for hte next 70 years , i think, lets wait for saudis blessing on our people while we wait for a better tommorow, u take care guys, bahrain is a service country so be ready to obey your clients , ps: thats why you see a lot of saudis soon working in a bar will not be much of an issue for the loving people of this country moe : the dude who puts things together Well loosing its identity is one thing, bahrain is loosing almost everything, the free market offers bahrain nothing but hardships to come, cheap manpower makes us afford things , but the strategy behind our money making scheme, is not as stable as many has hope for, prices will have nowhere soon but to go up, supply and demand, will leave us with nothing real to supply, leaving us just like alot of other countiries uncapable, and since this country depends on international market to keep itself operational , the less we supply the less we get, with the private sector looking only to hire the cheapest of hands for income purposes, until we all work for wallmart when it takes over bahrain, turning us into the tourist/shopping capital of the world, with a back alley filled with hunger and holes on there cloth, wile tourist come in and walk all over us, but this is the scheme we follow isnt it, services have one nasty concept it goes to the lowest bidder, since we have india and egypt competing with us , we will soon be getting paid as much as they do since we are a service country arent we :D, this country needs to put investment in the foundation , go to the dessert ill build a sandbox be creative, but you gotta pay attention to what is going to be a problem in the future and eliminate it, decrease it or improve on it, city center like any other service station , is not exactly foundation more like a market for our money to go abroad while others benifit a little in it, when u look at the bigger picture we buy imports, money goes back to importer importers currency becomes stronger we play more for import , ofcourse we have fuel to comver the gap between those things but hey we can depend on that for hte next 70 years , i think, lets wait for saudis blessing on our people while we wait for a better tommorow, u take care guys, bahrain is a service country so be ready to obey your clients ,
ps: thats why you see a lot of saudis soon working in a bar will not be much of an issue for the loving people of this country

moe : the dude who puts things together

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