Mohamad Jarkou
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 31 Jan
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The History Hour · Chile’s Penguin Revolution and the 5,000-year-old frozen mummy · 31 Jan 2026
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I have no idea who are they and I have no idea what the rugby is.
That was in 2004.
So I said, okay, so why not?
Then I found myself in the middle between 12 internationals, most of them working in the British Embassy and a few of them French working for the Total Petroleum Company.
I was watching the rugby and see the hacker of the All Blacks and say, what game is this?
It looks like a violent game, but then when I started playing, the whole of my mind changed completely through the discipline, respect to the referee and the way that they have do at the end of the game when they just gathered and shaking hands, saying good regards to the next team who just lost.
The game was completely stressed for us in the beginning.
We couldn't control the game in the first.
They scored us first because they were using the key players to score the tries.
The big body actually, the props, they were playing in good positions.
And then when we just understood how would we go, where is the gaps, and we used the gaps very, very well.
In the first half, we scored the draw, and then we scored the second.
And the second half, we go through to score the third and the fourth.
And then the whole, you know, the business of our emotions was going high like hell.
Even at the airplane, in the way back, he was showing the ladies, see, I'm a champion and this is ours.
We are the champions.
It was a lot of fun in those days.
It was so tough, very difficult.
To understand what is the situation, is there any bombing into our field that we are planning to go through?
That's the first.
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