@ sana:How do people in KSA think about Maha Al-Sudairi? Doesn´t she bring shame to the Royal family, I find it quite strange that she steals so much even though she probably already has a lot of materialistic things in abundance...maybe she is a cleptomaniac? Very strange story at least...if I remember correctly she has already been in the news before with stealing expensive goods in Paris
Embarassing....why did nobody of her family or friends help her and stop her from piling up more debts?
Over the past years, up to 30 of Paris's most exclusive luxury goods retailers have fallen foul of her credit notes!
Oh, there is a p.s. to this. Friedrike was abused by the American Publishing system, for which I cannot speak, but she has a personal axe to grind and does no justice to those who live their daily lives in the kingdom. As for the" miserable", life of the princess, I never got that impression.They live incredible lives.
Yes...but of course as an American you are a hoax *lol*
There are many ppl who feel discriminated and treated unfairly but do not bother to discriminate others or take a minute to question their
own stereotypes...
I have lived close to the Saudi embassy in Vienna and met many women who were happy to be out of KSA-most of them were well-educated and most were stay-at-home-moms who looked after their children & family. They seemed to enjoy the life that they found in Vienna-they still had to wear a black abaya and the ladies covered everything except their faces when in public,but they can drive,go out to meet their female friends,attend a concert or watch a movie in the cinemas without any restrictions.
They told me that they are happy with their life, except that they sometimes miss their bigger family and some special Saudi food;-)
Of course I never met any of the Saudi princesses,but I feel that from seeing them at official events or talking at public political forums,they enjoy having less restrictions and being able to make their own thoughts and opinions known.
