i read this article on arabtimes about a 13-year-old boy who managed to break into 17 cars during ramadan - the story could have been labeled as juvenile crimes news, but something was seriously wrong with that story as i read through it - can you imagine that this boy was sent away from iran by his father, to live with his mother in kuwait after many people started accusing him of theft!!
i can't believe this! so instead of straightening the boy, dad decides to export the problem to kuwait?? how irresponsible is that??
This is not the only thing Iran is exporting to Kuwait, if you know what I mean…
Hi 965malls how are you? i was looking for one of your post i tihnk it was a year ago or i dont know regarding the two women who invented or having a business online, which you can give your item and they will sell it for you with the price, i want their emails coz i want to sell something or item. thanks God bless.
Hi busyman – all good thanks – will search the subject and get back to you in the afternoon – best
dear busyman – hope the following is what you are looking for, that was september 27th, 2011: http://www.965malls.com/beauty-never-fades-it-onl…
My heart goes to the kid. In this specific scenario I believe parents are the one to be punished or admitted to a mandatory parenting classes. The kid obviously coming from a disturbed family situation and broken home. I am not a psychologist but I guess part of the theft is a desperate act from the kid to get his parents attention.
it goes without saying, the kid was not born a thief, his dad decided to cover up the problem by sending him to Kuwait, instead of teaching him some manners
Maybe the dad sent him to kuwait coz market was better than Iran’s?? LOL just sayin