Kuwaiti protest stifled by government and media

The Kuwaitis once again want election reforms but the government wil hear nothing of it. Some say they even paid off media outlets to prevent the reporting about any type of protest; even Mercedes has a hatch back; and playing on Americans' white guilt for votes.

The Kuwaiti government does not want a repeat of this protest from last week.

Egyptian Chronicles [2]

#Kuwait : And the Kuwaitis try to protest again and the government is cracking it down again

There are rumors circulating that Kuwaiti government has paid millions allegedly to both Al Jazeera and Al Arabiya in order to ignore last night’s protests as well the movement currently taking place in Kuwait.

Abu Aardvark [3]

Kuwait's Moment of Truth

Last night's violent clashes in Kuwait have brought its long-brewing political crisis to a dangerous point. After months of growing popular mobilization and a complex crisis of political institutions, Kuwait's political future suddenly seems deeply uncertain.

Brake Banzeen [4]

One step closer… Mercedes A45 AMG

The hot-hatch segment is so important nowadays that every automaker seems to have at least one model in its lineup. Only seems fitting for Mercedes to join the party with a beefed up version of its A-Class.

State of Mind [5]

The White Guilt of American Elections

In the dying minutes before Americans choose, the tactic is to bring out the colonial white guilt that hasn’t died down since America’s old days. Bringing out the guilt happens even in subtle comedy that, when not read into, is another funny gimmick to make people laugh. However, after a careful minute of reflection, a seemingly harmless skit holds a deeper meaning than it presumably intends to.