As for me, my grant has vanished due to my installments.
"Easy come, easy go!"
What did you do with yours? =/
Wednesday, September 13, 2006
Amiri Grant | 200 KD
The amiri grant had been sent to all kuwaitis on their main bank accounts. Others who don't have bank accounts have to go to Gulf Bank and collect their grant in person but it would take a while because they're going on alphabetical order.
As for me, my grant has vanished due to my installments.
What did you do with yours? =/
As for me, my grant has vanished due to my installments.
What did you do with yours? =/
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Think it's going towards buying my brother a new laptop.
That's a kind thing of you to do, buy him a Mac! =P
I don't really want/need anything right now so I'm saving it:)
Lucky you. A million step begins with one step, and a million denar begins with.... erm.. 200KD I guess! =P
You should donate to the poor.
Start with me!!! xD
is this the only country in the world doing this?
Not really, I don't know about all the other countries but most new leaders in the gulf do such stuff like giving away grants and/or dropping depts for their people as a sign of good will. Some people see it more like a bribe to shut our mouths and eyes of something, I say they are right but I would also like to add that being bribed to shut up is way better than extortion with a slap on my face and a mid-finger. KD200 is a bribe, yes. KD200 is not enough, yes and yes, we're not a perfect country and yes and yes...etc. But our government is not really THAT bad. Kuwait came 3rd (2nd actually, since Israel doesn't count in our point of view) in middle east democracy falling behind Lebanon. And you can see how people are so suicidal to get the Kuwaiti nationality.
Anyhow.. KD200 is fair enough.
I've enjoyed all my country "bribes" and I will enjoy their upcoming bribes while I can. ;)
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