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Qatar to rebuild Lebanese war-hit town of Bint Jubeil
2006-08-20
DUBAI — Qatar will rebuild the Lebanese town of Bint Jubeil and restore its public utilities, the official Qatar News Agency reported yesterday. Qatari relief and medical teams have helped in humanitarian operations and medical aid following the war in southern Lebanon.

The Qatari teams have also been helping in restoring two hospitals in Bint Jubeil and a government hospital in Sidon.
Posted by:Steve White

#5  A promise of $$$ by an Arab Gov. is worth a lot---just ask Paleos.
Posted by: gromgoru   2006-08-20 18:42  

#4  Something is wrong there. Bint Jubeil is a Shiite center. Arab governments are hot at Syria for their alliance with Shiites. Qatar is totally Sunni.

I have seen video from that occupied Lebanon' terror center, and it is nothing but a pile of rubble. When there was nothing but Hizbollah there, the IDF flattened it with artilery, sector by sector. Few Israeli troops targeted the missile launchers; most were in Lebanon to destroy Hizbollah infrastructure. And they did.
Posted by: Snease Shaiting3550   2006-08-20 10:17  

#3  You'd think they'd avoid the symbolism and pick another town. Perhaps if they just built it in the traditional japanese style with wood and paper it would be OK. :-)
Posted by: gorb   2006-08-20 01:54  

#2  Hummmm --

Q: What is Texas A&M University at Qatar?

A: This new campus is a branch of Texas A&M University, a prestigious university located in College Station, Texas, USA.

Q: Where is this new campus located?

A: Texas A&M University at Qatar is located in Education City, Doha, Qatar.

Q: What degrees are offered at Texas A&M University at Qatar?

A: This campus is offering four distinct undergraduate engineering degrees in Chemical, Electrical, Mechanical, and Petroleum Engineering.

http://www.qatar.tamu.edu/about_faq.aspx

This made lots of news, locally, at least, when this happened.

Aggies are far smarter than Qatarians. Maybe, the Texas A&M professors of engineering have been teaching these Qatarians how to build and rebuild, inferior structures?

Talk about your conspiracy theories! But, I'm afraid, this conspiracy of teaching faulty engineering, is one that just won't fly.

But it is disturbing to know, Qatar is rebuilding Hezb's main ratholes.
Posted by: Sherry   2006-08-20 01:45  

#1  It was a big mistake to leave one splinter standing upright in this shithole. As one of Hezb's main ratholes, it should have been burnt to the ground.
Posted by: SOP35/Rat   2006-08-20 01:14  

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