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    Friday, June 12, 2009

    Jordanian Celebrations not so Jordanian

    It seems that the organizer of the show in the stadium was a UAE-based company and the cameramen and TV crew were from Holland and France... So, does this mean we suffer from a shortage in skilled people?

    At least, I suppose that the army men and 'Shabab Kulluna al Ordon' were Jordanians.

    If you are interested, you can see full-length videos of the celebrations from the jordaynet Youtube channel.

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