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A biased and superficial look to Saudi Arabia.

It has a variety like any other country and the negative remarks can apply to any other developing nation’s radical minorities. 
So what is the big deal if a developing country seeks to improve its infrastructure to provide better services to everyone? (~22 millions minus few bad ones this discriminating article is highlighting). 
BTW, Saudis are poor and inflation rates are booming. 
I am sorry to read this.

posted by : Anas, 08 April 2008 Complain about this comment
If you're so protective

The incident of girl(s) getting murdered by their fathers in Saudi Arabia because of the internet (Just one?) is NOTHING compared to the chances of dying in a school shooting in the United States. ( ~30 shootings in the past 10 years with over a 100 dead ) . So those who think intel is going to be responsible for more girls getting killed by their fathers by improving internet accessibility in Saudi Arabia (which is pretty good already) - Do you say someone is going to be responsible for killing children when they establish a school ?

posted by : NX, 08 April 2008 Complain about this comment
I can't think

theres too much stupid stereotyping.

posted by : Superhobo, 08 April 2008 Complain about this comment
On the cheap.

With the current oil prices I wonder why the saudi students would need classmate PCs when they can afford macbook air's, a new one every week.

posted by : W.-, 07 April 2008 Complain about this comment
Indeed

How about They offer SA better security while using the web so they don't get beaten and shot by their own family members.

posted by : DarkElfa, 07 April 2008 Complain about this comment
Intel puts Muslim girls at risk!

Oh great now Intel wants to improve internet accessibility. 

Don't they know that they'll be responsible for more daughters being murdered by their fathers?

posted by : rv, 07 April 2008 Complain about this comment

Intel offers Saudi Arabia a boost in WiMax and E-learning

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