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I srsly get tired of you being so fuckin retarded.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kuwait#Mass_media
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madinat_al-Hareer
Here is an artists rendition of the project Kuwait currently has underway.
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Madinat al-Hareer, meaning City of Silk, is a proposed 250 square kilometer planned urban area in Subiya, Kuwait, an area just opposite Kuwait City which, upon construction, would include the Mubarak al-Kabir Tower, the world's tallest structure, a natural desert reservation of 200 hectares, a duty free area which will be beside a new airport, in addition to a large business center, conference areas, environmental areas, athletic areas, and areas that concentrate on media, health, education, and industry. The city of Silk will also include numerous tourist attractions, hotels, spas, and public gardens. As of this time, it is unclear as to the scope of this project, if it has received any approvals, or if it has the required funding. However, it is estimated that the project will take twenty five years to complete and will cost an estimated 25 billion Kuwaiti Dinars (86.1 billion USD)
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Kuwait has 8 TV channels (4 controlled by the Ministry of Information), 2 modern English FM stations, mostly targeting the Westerners residing in Kuwait (one playing latest Western pop music and hits, while the other one playing Jazz, Blues and other light music), a few Arabic radio stations, 5 daily newspapers published in Arabic, and 3 daily newspapers published in English (Arab Times & Kuwait Times). The newspapers exercise self-censorship. No newspaper is permitted to criticize the executive authority, however criticizing other member of the ruling family is permitted. All newspapers in Kuwait were established with a "princely decree". For the past 30 years there have been demands to allow the establishment of other newspapers, but with no response from government. Also there is one private radio station (Marina FM) named after the shopping complex of the same name, Marina World.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marina_World
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Kuwait's largest shopping mall, Marina World, opened its first phase to international acclaim in November 2002. The second phase of the complex followed in early 2004, and the third and final phase is currently underway, due for completion at the end of 2005. It is located on the beachfront in Kuwait's exclusive shopping district of Salmiya, and is home to many restaurants, shops, convention halls, promenade areas, and a five-star hotel.
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Ya that country is right out of the stone age, so backwards and no secular. You fuckin moron.  |