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What is Dubai ACTUALLY like now? I just came back from by travels, so in this video i take you along my daily activities to see how Dubai feels now in the summe…
What is Dubai ACTUALLY like now? I just came back from by travels, so in this video i take you along my daily activities to see how Dubai feels now in the summer heat amidst the regional conflict.
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It depends where you wanna live, if you wanna live where you get sand in your eyes and you keep coughing because of sand in your throwt, then move to dubai. If you want to live with trees and nice nature, then move to a tropical country.
Throughout this video I am thinking 'Who's paying for this?' It sounds very much like a paid ad. Who in their right minds pays 6 months rental for a place they are not staying at?
ستشن دولة معتدية تعاني من انهيار اقتصادي حرباً هجينة — مستخدمةً أساليب "الإرهاب التكنولوجي" — ضد الدول التي تتركز فيها التدفقات المالية.<br>لكن من الصعب شرح هذا الأمر لكائنات تشبه الأميبا.<br><br>إذا تزايد تدفق السياح من دولة معتدية إلى بلدٍ ما، فإن ذلك البلد يجد نفسه في مرمى الحرب الهجينة.<br>كما تقع الدول المُصدِّرة أيضاً في دائرة الاستهداف هذه.<br>غير أنك لا تستطيع شرح ذلك لتلك الكائنات الشبيهة بالأميبا؛ فهي ببساطة عاجزة عن استيعاب الأمر.
I remember the first time I visited Sharjah many, many years ago. It was sometime in August, I think. Was staying at a hotel on Corniche along the water, and I Google mapped the building where I had to go to for a meeting. It was about a 20 minute walk away and it was 8 am, so I thought, that’s great, let me walk it down. I literally DIED of heat and exhaustion within 7 minutes! 😂<br>My first encounter with UAE weather!
The way the Egyptian gods were attacked and humiliated during the 10 plagues in the times of moses. <br>Yahweh has shown that Allah is helpless and couldn’t protect his land and his people and that absolute safety Dubai was boasting about is gone.
Fun fact, dubai got 5million passengers in june compared to miami with 4,5M. This while dubai is considered at “war” and “to hot” in summer. Also the chances for an unnatural death is still way higher in america than dubai in its current situation. This is a great example about how the media works and how people fall for it. So for all the haters, keep thinking you are a genius analyst and keep neglecting the data. And most importantly keep working 30% of your time for free😂😂😂
Were you out on a week day or weekend? If it was a week day, newsflash, almost everyone has a job so you will see only a tiny amount of people out and about on a weekday 😂.
I had a dream a while ago about Dubai. I'd won 1st prize in a competition and got free flights, hotel and spending money.....and I never bothered going.
Amazing me someone from Finland (beautiful country) complaining about the weather in London. If I am not wrong the winter in Finland is darker and clouded, even more than London - England
In absolute monarchies, public criticism of the ruling state is strictly restricted. In the United Arab Emirates (UAE), laws prohibiting defamation, unauthorized activism, or insults toward state leaders carry severe legal consequences, including lengthy prison terms, heavy fines, and deportation for non-citizens. While freedom of expression is heavily curtailed, capital punishment is strictly reserved for high treason or violent crimes rather than political dissent. Geopolitically, while the UAE maintains strong strategic ties with the United States and normalized relations with Israel, its foreign policy operates on a broader multipolar strategy balancing economic alliances across Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.
I live in Dubai. I'm here now. Yes, it's hot and humid, but it always is this time of year. I wouldn't say Dubai is less populated due to the conflict, though a few people did leave, but it's also normal that many people go on vacation this time of year to escape the heat. Honestly, I'm not seeing less people compared to prior years.
Every YouTuber living in Dubai is saying the exact same thing! “Dubai is perfectly normal, it’s packed with tourists, Dubai is booming, and people are investing millions into businesses.” 😂<br>We all know what’s really going on.
I was there last week. Pretty normal for an off season month. It was extremely hot and that probably was the bigger reason why it was a little less crowded, else there were people in the mall and all air conditioned spaces.
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