ravula Posted December 23, 2015 Report Posted December 23, 2015 allani disney ki raniyakka pote nuvvu enjoy chestunnav le nen enduku enjoy chesta va? repodduna na paristhithi kuda ala aitademo (brown skin affect valla) nen edo oka gif este nuv ala interpret chesava
Upendra_ Posted December 23, 2015 Report Posted December 23, 2015 mari kaaka.... nen enduku enjoy chesta va? repodduna na paristhithi kuda ala aitademo (brown skin affect valla) nen edo oka gif este nuv ala interpret chesava
perugu_vada Posted December 23, 2015 Report Posted December 23, 2015 already read this news muslim man and his brother along with his 9 children anta (wives are not coming anta)odemma 9 pillala :o
Upendra_ Posted December 23, 2015 Report Posted December 23, 2015 odemma 9 pillala :o Quality Engine man
KharjuraNaidu Posted December 23, 2015 Report Posted December 23, 2015 Reason? A member of the British Parliament is demanding an explanation for the refusal by American officials stationed at Gatwick Airport to allow a British Muslim family to board a flight last week to Los Angeles to visit Disneyland — a decision that the family says was made with no explanation or justification.
Balibabu Posted December 23, 2015 Report Posted December 23, 2015 A member of the British Parliament is demanding an explanation for the refusal by American officials stationed at Gatwick Airport to allow a British Muslim family to board a flight last week to Los Angeles to visit Disneyland — a decision that the family says was made with no explanation or justification.
alpachinao Posted December 24, 2015 Report Posted December 24, 2015 already read this news muslim man and his brother along with his 9 children anta (wives are not coming anta) 9 mandinaaa :o
ravula Posted December 24, 2015 Report Posted December 24, 2015 2015 lo kooda 9 children aaa Vallu asking nayam..y only us..religious decriminaton antunnaru odemma 9 pillala 9 mandinaaa 9 of their children anta sorry for the mistake
ravula Posted December 24, 2015 Report Posted December 24, 2015 Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron was urged to intervene on Wednesday after a British Muslim family was prevented from flying to the United States for a visit to Disneyland. The family of 11 was stopped from boarding their flight to Los Angeles at London's Gatwick airport on Tuesday last week by immigration officials. Mohammad Tariq Mahmood, who was travelling with his brother and nine of their children, said the officials gave no reason for blocking their travel plans. But he told the Guardian newspaper he believed it was because US officials “think every Muslim poses a threat”. “Because I have a beard and sometimes wear Islamic dress, I get stopped and asked questions,” Mahmood added in comments to the BBC. “I feel that is part of the deal of flying." The family has also been unable to secure a refund for the cost of the flights — around $13,400. Mahmood's local lawmaker in London, Stella Creasy of the main opposition Labour party, has asked Cameron to look into what happened. Cameron's Downing Street office confirmed that the prime minister would respond to Creasy's request. “Online and offline discussions reverberate with the growing fear that UK Muslims are being 'trumped' — that widespread condemnation of Donald Trump's call for no Muslim to be allowed into America contrasts with what is going on in practice,” Creasy wrote in Wednesday's Guardian. “We should do more than shrug our shoulders at secretive American security policies that leave our constituents in such limbo." The US embassy in London and Britain's Home Office did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
Raja123 Posted December 24, 2015 Report Posted December 24, 2015 Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron was urged to intervene on Wednesday after a British Muslim family was prevented from flying to the United States for a visit to Disneyland. The family of 11 was stopped from boarding their flight to Los Angeles at London's Gatwick airport on Tuesday last week by immigration officials. Mohammad Tariq Mahmood, who was travelling with his brother and nine of their children, said the officials gave no reason for blocking their travel plans. But he told the Guardian newspaper he believed it was because US officials “think every Muslim poses a threat”. “Because I have a beard and sometimes wear Islamic dress, I get stopped and asked questions,” Mahmood added in comments to the BBC. “I feel that is part of the deal of flying." The family has also been unable to secure a refund for the cost of the flights — around $13,400. Mahmood's local lawmaker in London, Stella Creasy of the main opposition Labour party, has asked Cameron to look into what happened. Cameron's Downing Street office confirmed that the prime minister would respond to Creasy's request. “Online and offline discussions reverberate with the growing fear that UK Muslims are being 'trumped' — that widespread condemnation of Donald Trump's call for no Muslim to be allowed into America contrasts with what is going on in practice,” Creasy wrote in Wednesday's Guardian. “We should do more than shrug our shoulders at secretive American security policies that leave our constituents in such limbo." The US embassy in London and Britain's Home Office did not immediately respond to requests for comment. baa ne dost bp tho kakunda vinglish tho poyela undu
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