How many americans have heard of borat from Kazakstan?
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In my country there is problem\nAnd that problem is transport\nIt take very very long\nBecause Kazakstan is big....\n\nYup, He's FUNNY. I was Ali G last Halloween and a Borat walked up and did interview.\n\nCheck out the buzz on the Borat Movie:\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0443453/usercomments
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Edward Diggs is believed to be the first armenian in america. He arrived in 1653 with an associate from smyrna hoping to establish a native silk factory.
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I'm not gonna lie most Americans suck horribly in geography to say the least. I'm from Lithuania, and I could probably count how many times somebody knew where that is, most of the time I just get a blank stare, or "Oh, yeah! I know where that is"... hmmm... yeah, sure you do. Some ppl at least guess close enough to say that it's near Russian... Sadly too many think it's part of the Soviet Union... Just one thing, there is no more Soviet Union!
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Ken Davitian\n\nOh, and it's BoraT, not BoraK.
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Well, Kazak culture is not very far off.  There is also Inner Mongolia, which is a state of China but is essentially Mongolian in culture.\n\nMongols practice mainly Tibetain Buddhism, so Tibet may not be far off.
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You wouldn't get arrested , no one even listen to your silly prattle. As for Borat and Kazakhstan if you don't want to be involved don't watch it.
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two that I think are definitely up there are:\n1. BORAT: Cultural Learnings for Make Benefit Glorious Nation Kazakhstan\n2. Anchorman: The Legeng of Ron Burgandy
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Hello Borat. I like you.\n\nMy hobbiess are disco dancing and sexy time. I like very much.\n\nHigh Five!
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Go to www.nytimes.com and type in Uzbekistan in the search feature.  The NY Times is a great resource for this information.  (Actually, Uzbekistan was prominently featured on today's front page.)
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american german and russian
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Hang about.  Can you imagine if the Kazakhstanis put out a film taking the piss out of Jews?  The furore that followed would be immmense.  \n\nHowever, because this is a Jewish comedian taking the piss out of a small Muslim naiton that most people have only heard of because of Borat, it is seen as odd that the minister is annoyed.  \n\nIf it were the other way around, the Israelis would be doing  anut, and the U.S. would be demnding an apology, not promoting the damn thing.\n\nYou have to appreciate that different people find different things funny.  Different cultures have different senses of humour, and we should acknowledge that.  \n\nAll the examples you cited are true.   Our Prime Minister is an idiot, football (let alone footballerS) is a joke, but half of the stuff that is associated with Kazakhstan in this film is completely made up.  If this were on a personal scale, someone spreading absolutle lies (which are harmful, even if made jokingly) about naother person, they would be sued, but because this is telling malicious lies about a whole country, it is seen as ok.  \n\nI am sure the Kazakh minister can take a joke, it is just that this one is probably not to his taste as he and his countrymen are the butt of it.\n\nIf it were aimed at the Americans, then why does Cohen have to choose an actual country?  Why oculd he not have chosen a made up country to center his joke around, like those fake tourist guide books that sell so well?
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Yeah, I know of atleast 4 Americans, "contractors" in Um Qasr, besides British troops. 212 Muradiyah Jid, 23.32 is their building, you can meet them there.  Good luck.
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he's probably in Turkistan or Tajikistan or Turkmenistan or Afganistan or Pakistan or Uzbekistan or Kyrgyzstan...well we know he's got a tan
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yes osama ,zewahiri ,zarkawi and etc.they are american agent.\nthey have been fighting for american policy in the world.
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Manut Bol, from WAshington Bulets
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90% do apparently! A small statistic report. Though all may not be americans.
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there's a big community of Uzbek people in USA. The biggest ones I heard about are the ones in Brooklyn, NY and Washington, DC. There's also a group called Global Uzbek Council (www.gucweb.org) which is a Community for Uzbek people living all over the world. Hope this helps.