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Woman 'beaten' for insulting Kuwaiti Emir

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Jun 25, 2009, 11:08 GMT


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SamiraJun 26th, 2009 - 07:18:36

Hundreds of thousands of people pass through Kuwait airport annually with no incidences like this one.

It is hard to believe that neither Shammary or anyone from her entourage said something to provoke officials or others. Airport employees don't just attack travelers. Somewhere along the line, the truth has been twisted and the media is milking this story for all it is worth without digging for more information other than Shammary's version.

With regards to the comment about nuking Kuwait and the derogatory allusion to Muslims, let us not forget the unjustified degradation of travelers to the USA post 9/11 by Homeland Security officials who expose far worse racism and hatred to others than what Shammary saw in Kuwait.

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