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  1. M Ali Khan

    Qatar paid $1 billion to release royal family members taken hostage in Iraq during hunting trip

    The $1bn hostage deal that enraged Qatar’s Gulf rivals Doha reportedly paid al-Qaeda affiliate and Iran to win release of royal hunting party Members of Iran-backed militia Kata’eb Hizbollah, which kidnapped the Qataris in 2015, on parade in Baghdad © Reuters YESTERDAY by: Erika Solomon in...
  2. M Ali Khan

    "Trump's $110 billion arms deal to Saudi Arabia is fake news"

    by Bruce Riedel Last month, President Trump visited Saudi Arabia and his administration announced that he had concluded a $110 billion arms deal with the kingdom. Only problem is that there is no deal. It’s fake news. I’ve spoken to contacts in the defense business and on the Hill, and all of...
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    Funny Turkish Ice Cream man trolls a Pakistani in Qatar...must watch

  4. biomat

    Video of huge weapons arsenal 'for Libya rebels' seized on Qatar boats

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    FIFA's Valcke claims Qatar 'bought' 2022 World Cup ,Buray Naseeb Qatar k

    By ROB HARRIS, AP ZURICH (AP) FIFA Secretary General Jerome Valcke confirmed Monday that he sent a private email suggesting Qatar had "bought" the right to host the 2022 World Cup. The email was made public by FIFA Vice President Jack Warner after he was suspended by FIFA on Sunday over...
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    Libyan rebels receiving anti-tank weapons from Qatar - Is it true or another attempt to divide musli

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/apr/14/libya-rebels-weapons-qatar Libyan rebels receiving anti-tank weapons from Qatar Officials in Doha confirm Qatar has been secretly supplying French-made missiles to Libyan rebel stronghold of BenghazLibya's deputy foreign minister Khalid Kaim alleges...
  7. karachiwala

    Qatar to Shade Stadiums with Giant Roving Artificial Clouds

    It's hot in the middle east. Real hot. That's why the global soccer community wasn't exactly thrilled about the prospect of heading over to Qatar for the 2022 World Cup. Average high temperatures in the desert nation exceed 100-degrees Fahrenheit from May through Septemberthe World Cup is...