UP CLOSE & PERSONAL: Jordan's King Abdullah II takes You on a Royal Tour

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UP CLOSE & PERSONAL: Jordan's King Abdullah II takes You on a Royal Tour
by Darius Kadivar
20-May-2011
 

At Crossroads of the upheavals shaking the Arab World, Jordan's Kingdom has played a key stabilizing role in the Middle East Peace Process. King Abdullah II takes you into an exciting journey across Jordan from a unique perspective.

Jordana Royal Tour :

Part I :

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Part II:

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Part III:

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Part IV:

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Part V:

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JORDAN

BEYOND STEREOTYPES

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Royal Trek:<

A Trekkie Fan, the Then Crown Prince Abdullah still a student in the US had the opportunity in 1995 to play a cameo part in Star Trek - Voyager, Episode 35

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Darius Kadivar

Maziar you are confusing him with his father ...

by Darius Kadivar on Sat Jun 30, 2012 08:16 AM PDT

He is King Abdullah not King Hussein


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maziar 58

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by maziar 58 on Sat Jun 30, 2012 08:00 AM PDT

There was a picture of him(Hussein) in news week next to Saddam Aimming the cannon toward Khuzestan in support of that Bloody war.; I guess the ONLY good Arabs are the DEAD ONE.

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Never liked this family

by mahmoudg on Fri May 20, 2011 07:59 AM PDT

Hussein was a snitch who used the power and prestige of the late Shah of Iran to his own ends.  How many times he would come to Iran begging for this and that and be the guest of the Iranian monarch and enjoy the many possibilies in Iran which he did not have in Jordan, and what does he do as a token of appreciation? Is not the let the Monarch into his country when this friend needed help. Now if that is not Arab weaselness you tell me what is.


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