The Lady Emirati Pilot Airstrike ISIS

[Freeman]

The pilot Mariam Almansouri is the first Emirati lady to lead the airstrikes campaign against ISIS terrorists in Syria and houthis iranian terrorists in Yemen.
It became popular in social media.
UAE's 1st female fighter pilot led strike against ISIS - CNN.com

 

[Moonglow]

But she can't walk the streets at home without an escort, but congrats on being a pilot from a Muslim nation..I am glad that even some Muslims can see that no matter the sex or sexual orientation, humans can be productive for their country,,,

 

[RoccoR]

Moonglow, et al,

Yes, this is very interesting.

But she can't walk the streets at home without an escort, but congrats on being a pilot from a Muslim nation..I am glad that even some Muslims can see that no matter the sex or sexual orientation, humans can be productive for their country,,,

(TID BIT)

What I find even MORE interesting is that the family of Major al-Mansouri (UAE-AF) disowned her. (About a year ago.)

'We the Mansouri family in the United Arab Emirates hereby publicly declare that we disown the so-called Mariam Al Mansouri as well as anyone taking part in the brutal international aggression against the brotherly Syrian people, starting with our ingrate daughter Mariam Al Mansouri.

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R

 

[Moonglow]

Moonglow, et al,

Yes, this is very interesting.

But she can't walk the streets at home without an escort, but congrats on being a pilot from a Muslim nation..I am glad that even some Muslims can see that no matter the sex or sexual orientation, humans can be productive for their country,,,

(TID BIT)

What I find even MORE interesting is that the family of Major al-Mansouri (UAE-AF) disowned her. (About a year ago.)

'We the Mansouri family in the United Arab Emirates hereby publicly declare that we disown the so-called Mariam Al Mansouri as well as anyone taking part in the brutal international aggression against the brotherly Syrian people, starting with our ingrate daughter Mariam Al Mansouri.

Read more: Has family of UAE's first female fighter pilot publicly disowned her ?
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Most Respectfully,
R

I am sure it is worthy to note, it's done here in the USA for other reasons...

 

[Freeman]

There is also pilots in Saudi Arabia like Hanadi Alhindi.

 

[RoccoR]

Freeman, et al,

Now that is very interesting.

There is also pilots in Saudi Arabia like Hanadi Alhindi.

(COMMENT)

Yes that is quite interesting. I do (periodically) watch and read good Arab comedy. Some of the Saudi have superior comedic writers. Here is one I read just recently. Sometimes you have to think a moment, arrange your mind in a Arabic Orientation. Once you get in the proper mindset, you can laugh your ass off.

'Selfie': Saudi TV show pushes issues others are afraid to tackle
By Zahraa Alkhalisi, CNN
Updated 6:10 AM ET, Tue July 5, 2016

Abu Dhabi (CNN) In a family home set in Saudi Arabia 100 years from now, a father resplendent in his futuristic silver robe tells his daughter that he's got some good news for her.

She jumps out of her seat excitedly and asks: "Can women drive now?"
"No, no," he says dismissively. "But there are new cars that drive themselves."

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R

 

[Freeman]

Freeman, et al,

Now that is very interesting.

There is also pilots in Saudi Arabia like Hanadi Alhindi.

(COMMENT)

Yes that is quite interesting. I do (periodically) watch and read good Arab comedy. Some of the Saudi have superior comedic writers. Here is one I read just recently. Sometimes you have to think a moment, arrange your mind in a Arabic Orientation. Once you get in the proper mindset, you can laugh your ass off.

'Selfie': Saudi TV show pushes issues others are afraid to tackle
By Zahraa Alkhalisi, CNN
Updated 6:10 AM ET, Tue July 5, 2016

Abu Dhabi (CNN) In a family home set in Saudi Arabia 100 years from now, a father resplendent in his futuristic silver robe tells his daughter that he's got some good news for her.

She jumps out of her seat excitedly and asks: "Can women drive now?"
"No, no," he says dismissively. "But there are new cars that drive themselves."

Most Respectfully,
R

Yes it's absurd, in Saudi Arabia woman can pilot planes but can't drive cars.