REF : 0042 16.09.09

TO,
QATAR CENTRAL BANK.

DEAR SIR,
Due to the fact that I did not receive any support, I was unable to influence a change by making Qatar a free country.
Librated brains like Hassan Ajefairi’s were isolated, while more space was given to radicals and extremists, therefore occupancy in some hotels were less than 20% during the last few months.
By ignoring Aljefairi, unemployment will continue to rise and there will be series of negative development.
I asked officials to be on my side to issue visas for single ladies, coeducation and schools with English curriculum, because I want to see a modern Qatar, Hassan’s Qatar. I warned them that if they do not listen to me, then there is no solid future economy because Australia is becoming the Middle East of gas, Brazil is unveiling plans to produce off shore oil and there are discoveries everywhere, so either to be on my side or otherwise a lot of Qataries are going to face bad debts and heavy losses in billions not millions of Riyals.
Instead, they sent viruses to attack my website www.hassanAljefairi.com fanatics who support Taliban that are throwing acid on the faces of those girls going to schools are given space in the media, but the pen of peace of Aljefairi is forbidden and banned.

YOURS FAITHFULLY,

HASSAN IBRAHIM ALMULLA ALJEFAIRI,
QATARI ACTIVIST.
www.hassanAljefairi.com

REF: 0041 16.09.09

TO,
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY,
QATAR.

DEAR SIR,
I am not pleased with the way that Qatari media dealt with me hiding my letters, ignoring my talk and censor my speeches. I was therefore unable to persuade Banks in Doha to take provisions against a rise in Loan defaults.
My website was blocked in Qatar and was attacked abroad by viruses because I wrote about difficult credit and hard business conditions that will continue over the next few months. Government promised businessmen and investors that Qatar will be a free country, therefore they built towers, hotels and furnished apartments, but this was a lie, therefore occupancy is very low.
Radicals and fanatics enjoyed large space in the press and media, while Hassan Aljefairi was isolated and hidden, therefore Qatar did not become a free country and now hotels and towers are becoming empty like ghost houses. I was unable to make a change because the media and the press did not support me. Therefore the economy is struggling and businessmen suffer, but Government officials do not care because they still receive their full salaries. I see a negative outlook that is based on the economic slowdown caused by extremists that are everywhere in Qatar promoting hate and justifying violence.
I am Hassan Aljefairi, the liberal and the voice of Democracy in Qatar and if my hot pen and voice are hidden then a great recession will be there causing unemployment and big losses.

YOURS FAITHFULLY,

HASSAN IBRAHIM ALMULLA ALJEFAIRI,
QATARI ACTIVIST.
www.hassanAljefairi.com

REF: 0036 2.09.09

TO,
ALJAZEERA SATELLITE CHANNEL.
PH: 4896666.

DEAR SIR,
Please be advised that despite of the fact that your training centre has all the latest equipments, but it cannot motivate more Qataris to join, not because of the Qatari society which is accused of having very poor links to the media work, which is not a true accusation, but that is due to the lack of freedom of speech that Qatari youth facing.
Our youth can see that Qatari activist Hassan Aljefairi is talking and writing every day, but he is being isolated by the Qatari media press.
Qataris like Aljefairi do not want to sit and read news bulletin but want to make a change, like Doha to be the Paris of the Middle East.
We need to create programmes identifying our sufferings beings Qataris deprived from our rights of equal opportunities and being all equal towards the law.
YOURS FAITHFULLY,

HASSAN IBRAHIM ALMULLA ALJEFAIRI,
QATARI ACTIVIST.
www.hassanAljefairi.com

REF: 0035 2.09.09

TO,
QATAR SCIENCE CLUB.
PH: 4696200.

DEAR SIR,
I refer to the media centre that you have established to train young people to become professional media persons. I would like to assure you that there will be no future for the media in Qatar without a freedom.
Copies of my letters everyday are sent to the local press, but are never published.
I wrote that Qatar’s population is getting younger and unless that we provide quality education under English curriculum then otherwise our graduates cannot meet the requirements of the high standard of American and British universities. That is why percentage of Qatari students in weillcornell is very small.
Percentage of Qatari News reporters in Aljazeera English is nearly zero.
It seems that the owners of Qatari Newspapers care about how much revenue they can generate from commercial advertisements, but when it comes to children education, they do not seem to care.
YOURS FAITHFULLY,

HASSAN IBRAHIM ALMULLA ALJEFAIRI,
QATARI ACTIVIST.
www.hassanAljefairi.com

REF: 0034 2.09.09

TO,
CENTRAL MUNICIPAL COUNCIL.

DEAR SIR,
Some complaining why single worker living side by side with families. Qatari students and I when lived in England, we were accommodated together with an English family. We were not thrown out of town because we were single men.
Why should we here in Qatar have a law to act against them? These workers are building the country and in my eyes they are more important than a salesman standing in the shop waiting for a customer to come to sell him a shirt.
The majority of these workers are Asians and we Qataris are Asians too. These workers are low paid and being abused, being isolated from the society.
I asked Qatari Ministry of labour to issue visas for single ladies to work as cleaners and staff so these men can talk to them and be happier, but some, who are the enemies of freedom and happiness, ignored my letters and talk.

YOURS FAITHFULLY,

HASSAN IBRAHIM ALMULLA ALJEFAIRI,
QATARI ACTIVIST.
www.hassanAljefairi.com

REF: 0027 23.08.09

TO,
QATAR SCIENTIFIC CLUB,
PH: 4696200.

DEAR SIR,
Please be advised that the Qatar scientific club will not be able to graduate young people as media persons, because freedom of media does not exist in Qatar. The Qatar society does not want to have links to media work, because Qataris believe that media is the mouth of the Government but not the people’s.
The Qatari media isolated the hot pen of Hassan Aljefairi especially the Arabic and English newspapers. They receive copies of my letters everyday but never publish them. I wrote about the imbalance of male to female ratio having four times more males than females making Qatar looks like a military camp or a garage, that will discourage investors and tourists to travel to Qatar making millions of Riyals losses to hotels and tourism industry.
I suggested to issue visa for single females to work in Qatar, but my letters were ignored. I am holding the press, Qatar T.V, Radio, and Aljazeera responsible for such losses caused by them to Qatari owners of Towers and businessmen that built hotels, shopping centres and furnished apartment. Occupancy is very low causing severe damages. When I am isolated, this is damage to Qatar’s economy.
YOURS FAITHFULLY,

HASSAN IBRAHIM ALMULLA ALJEFAIRI,
QATARI ACTIVIST.
www.hassanAljefairi.com

REF: 0026 23.08.09

TO,
QATAR T.V ENGLISH CHANNEL.

DEAR SIR,
I am not much obliged due to the fact that your T.V staff did not cover my talk during the seminars that are held in Doha during the last 12 months as I was trying to persuade my Qatari people to consume less and become instead production oriented.
While people all over the world are affected badly by the global financial crisis and recession, Qatari youth and teenagers who make nearly 60% of the total population see the economic crisis as something Hassan Aljefairi’s not them have to worry about. My talk to them related to the economic crisis had gone unnoticed.
In spite of rising unemployment and economic uncertainty, neither Qatar T.V nor Qatari Government officials pay any attention to my warnings. They still waste public money as much as the same way. They think little about saving but instead they are buying designer labels, latest electronics and over spend on overseas holidays.
If Qatari T.V English channel co-operated and gave me some coverage, I would have made them spend more time on quality learning, Arts, sports and students activities, but Qatar T.V by hiding Hassan Aljefairi, made Qatari youth over spend money and time on mobile phones, you tubes and electronics. When I talk to them, they say recession. What recession?
Something Hassan’s not them, have to worry about.

YOURS FAITHFULLY,

HASSAN IBRAHIM ALMULLA ALJEFAIRI,
QATARI ACTIVIST.
www.hassanAljefairi.com

REF: 0025 20.08.09

TO,
SWIMMING FEDERATION.

DEAR SIR,
Due to the fact that I was isolated by Qatari Local Arabic Radio, I was unable to promote swimming teaching Lessons for Qatari girls in Independent schools. Girls can wear burquini a swim suit that covers most of the body, designed for Muslim women who want to swim without revealing their bodies.
I am willing to go to the courts to fight to try to change things, making sure that our women are strong and empowered.
The children of the Qatari rich and daughters of the officials that go to International English curriculum schools can swim in swimming pools, while other Qatari children are refused entry and unable to swim. Qatari children from middle income families are deprived from quality education and sports like swimming.
Some Qatari girls that are the grand daughters of sea farers and boat captains cannot swim, and if accidentally fall in the water, they might die.
If Qatar Arabic Radio insists to discriminate against me, then sure I shall not be able to promote swimming in schools and empower women. This Radio talks too much about freedom, but when they hear the name of Hassan Aljefairi, they disconnect the line.
YOURS FAITHFULLY,

HASSAN IBRAHIM ALMULLA ALJEFAIRI,
QATARI ACTIVIST.
www.hassanAljefairi.com

REF: 0024 20.08.09

TO,
MINISTRY OF JUSTICE.

DEAR SIR,
Gulf Air board members accused me of interfering in none of my business when I insisted on quality of education in order to graduate Qataris that are qualified enough to meet the requirements of the Airlines Industry in Qatar.
I said that unless the quality of education improved, then the main challenge will be how to provide Jobs to young population who are given poor English, maths and science. This means that Qatar Government will have to provide housing and opportunities to young men who are unable to do the Job, especially in the private sector.
I also threatened the Qatari Government officials that unless they open up the Qatari society, then Qatar will not be able to diversify its economy and build a future tourism industry. I insisted that there is a need for modernity or otherwise Qatar will depend only on Oil for generating revenue.
They accused me of putting my nose in politics and they were able to unite themselves against me and terminate my services with Gulf Air. I therefore lost my end of service bonus, privileges, claims, allowances and salaries. They were able to terminate my services for free.

YOURS FAITHFULLY,

HASSAN IBRAHIM ALMULLA ALJEFAIRI,
Ex. Manager Gulf Air, Qatar.
www.hassanAljefairi.com

REF: 0021 17.08.09

TO,
SUPREME COUNCIL FOR COMMUNICATION AND INFOTECH,
PH: 4935922.

DEAR SIR,
The Government of Qatar had implemented Internet filtering by blocking my website www.hassanAljefairi.com
This caused me dissatisfaction because information should move around freely.
Some called me an online Journal because I was known to offer strong anti Government message and presented myself as a substitute for media in Qatar which are largely controlled by the Government or by influential people that are related to the Government.
My website suffered problems from hacker attack raising speculation about an organized campaign against Qatar’s most popular activist Hassan Aljefairi who blamed poor quality education and lack of democracy for Qatari people backwardness.
If Qatari Government wants to do efforts to protect human rights and join International organizations, then why should it block my website and ban my book “Hassan Aljefairi’s Diary” and try to stop me entering conferences?

YOURS FAITHFULLY

HASSAN IBRAHIM ALMULLA ALJEFAIRI,
QATARI ACTIVIST,
www.hassanAljefairi.com