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Cars and Girls

category international | consumer issues | other press author Saturday February 09, 2008 18:00author by Care-Giver

C+P from AAFAQ

''Women in Saudi Arabia are willing to buy your cars. But you need first to to support the
campaign to allow women to drive cars. Write to your government officials make the non-
governmental organisations aware, inform the parliament members in your countries about the
status of women in Saudi Arabia'
Some Women do need the cars to get the kids and oldies about...
Some Women do need the cars to get the kids and oldies about...

http://www.aafaq.org/english/aafaq_today.aspx?id_news=135

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author by Jane Austenpublication date Sat Feb 09, 2008 22:27author address author phone

Women are safer drivers in spite of the map challenge thing which doesn't really matter anymore in today's GSP guided low carbon emission world. We don't have child chimney sweeps. It was a great achievement. We can't rest on those laurels anymore though.

Let your government know that Saudi Arabia doesn't allow women drive.

driving cars is cool & attracts men - top scientists have proved it.
driving cars is cool & attracts men - top scientists have proved it.

author by ex- driverpublication date Sun Feb 10, 2008 13:46author address author phone

I do not think that you need a car if you live in a city, everything is achievable through
transport infrastructure and using your on legs, but if you live half way up a hill miles
and miles from ;shopping, dentists, hospital, medical and have kids and older people
who require things then it becomes a necessary luxury- what I do not get is this:

Why do some women think its k to have huge grilled death machines and off-roaders
to go maybe a quarter mile to the local school?



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