Three men of Middle East descent are living examples of how it is truly "not easy being beautiful", as they are forced to leave the country of Saudi Arabia due to the governemnt's fear of their features leading local women to a path of sin.

Am I bullshitting you? You wish.

Meet Omar Borkan Al Gala, an Emerati man who's supposedly one of the three men who were deported for litteraly being too handsome it was made illegal.

But this dreamy manwich isn't all looks ladies and gents.
"He’s an actor, a photographer and a poet," says the New York Times.
And if that's not enough, one of his Facebook status' said, and I quote, “Last night I looked up into the stars and matched each one with a reason why I love you. I was doing great until I ran out of stars.”

I just might swoon~

Cited: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/hottie-deported-saudi-arabia-handsome-article-1.1327759#ixzz2Rl23Sf6C

(Another picture... Just for good measure.)


" A statement in Arabic-language newspaper Elaph, translated by The Telegraph, added, "A festival official said the three
Emiratis were taken out on the grounds they are too handsome and that the Commission [for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vices] members feared female visitors could fall for them." "

The Huffington Post | By Ryan Grenoble

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/04/17/saudi-arabia-deports-handsome-men_n_3100980.html?utm_hp_ref=travel

Yeah, I heard this on the news.
What I have to say about this is that Gov people from Saudi Arabia are all gay, because they called a guy handsome, TROLOLOLOO

(not that there's anything wrong with being gay, just sayin')

...He can come to America ;)

Hahaha jk

No but seriously.

I'd tap those guys. lol seriously. Anyway, I think this is really stupid. And why do they care if women fall for them? Knowing what women suffer in "honor killings" and such, I doubt they'd fall for them and cheat or some such. The government should focus on more important things than hot men.

>>5 You're sayin hot men aren't important??
JK

Well, they were more concerned that these Native Dubai and Emrite guys would swoon and steal away their Saudi Arabian women. Either that, or they were just jealous mofos, and it's not like they can tell them to cover themselves in black like the women, so I guess the next best thing was to deport them...

ROFLMFAO!

Oh yeah I heard about this, haha. This is amazing.

...XD It's a shame but...I kinda got to admit...he is beautiful XD.

>>4 No. No jk. They need to come to America so we can make them famous. I mean, that would seriously boost other countries view of America. My only fear is that they'll be total jackasses and break everyone's heart. I mean, America is known for fat people and Justin Beiber. If these guys were models, that would put all of the other male models out of business because they don't need any fake shit to look better than the ones America currently has.

Holy shit, I'm drooling....

>>11 I'm trying to make sense of this because there are so many things wrong here I wonder if you're the real Leigha.

>>11

"America is known for fat people and Justin Beiber."

> Justin Beiber
> America

NO. THAT'S CANADIAN!

lol

>>13 He came from Canada. America's the one that made him famous.

i just can't stop laughting when i first read this news on yahoo xD

>>14
Wrong, it was youtube and american idol, youtube first and the most.

I am with you on the swooning thing Magnolia and wow........those people seriously need help.......DX

He is gorgeous. 'Nuff said.

If I didn't know about that country's strict policies, I'd say it's unbelievable that they DON'T want him.
Hell, it IS unbelievable. *drool*

Bad news guys, he's not one of em. In fact, the whole story was fabricated. The man himself didn't fabricate it, but all he got in trouble for was dancing too sexily at the festival.

http://www.islawmix.org/the-man-too-handsome-for-saudi-arabia-who-wasnt/

"As it turns out, three men were not, in fact, deported from Saudi Arabia. Actually, no one was deported from Saudi Arabia and certainly not for being too handsome. And, actually, no one was even kicked out of the heritage and cultural festival except for a member of the religious police for protesting against the presence of a Gulf female singer. According to UK’s Al-Arab:


A member of the Saudi feared religious police, known as Mutawa, stormed the UAE pavilion at National Festival for Heritage and Culture, also known as Al Janadriyah, but was forced out by the Gulf Kingdom’s national guards.

The incident took place when the Mutawa member objected to the presence of the Emirati singer Aryam in her country’s pavilion.

A brief U-Tube film showed several guards surround the member of the Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice before they escorted him out of the pavilion at the annual festival in the Saudi capital Riyadh.

And that's it.

There was, indeed, an incident involving Al Gala (and apparently him alone): according to the head of the mutawaeen, Sheikh Abdullatif Al-Sheikh (Arabic source), Al Gala had made his way into the family section of the event and was dancing inappropriately. Several complaints were made against him and he was taken aside by members of the national guard, questioned and that was it. He was not asked to leave the event, let alone the country. It turns out his uncomfortable dancing and not his uncomfortably good looks were the reason for some cause for concern and discomfort at the festival."

>>19 I figured it was fake.
But that still doesn't make the man in that picture any less beautiful xD

Oh my glob. I want him. In my pants. Now. I'd deport him hard.

It was amazing how this fake news traveled so darn fast. I saw a meme of him somewhere and I believed still did not know the news was not real. Why? Was it because it supposedly took place in Saudi Arabia or some Middle East countries so people thought it was plausible for men to be kicked out of their countries just for being too good-looking? Or we just accept that sometimes truth can be stranger than fiction?

Infact, i tought it was true! XD

Awww, that's such a shame. Although I was skeptical when I first read about this, I'm kind of disappointed to find out that it's not true. ^_^