3weela..
I am an Emiratiie first and foremost, proud to be. And I am not uncivilised, as you can see I can use the internet for discussions.
The way you portray my country's rules and regulations does not show anything but your own lack of understanding of how governance evolves.
The U.A.E is a country of nearly 800,000 citizens and an alarmingly large immigrant population that exceeds 3 million, it is a fairly young state and politically immature. So, you cannot possibly compare it with states like England, Canada, France, Australia etc... These states only got to this progressiveness in terms of immigration in the last century, in some cases 200 years of their independence, hell, Australia had its White Australia Policy intact until 1973.
So the U.A.E has way more time to go.
The "racism" you are talking about is a "protectionist" policy, we are still a developing nation, and we need to preserve what ever riches we posses to our people, untill they are ready, I think they should remain a priority. I don't think that's racism.
I guarantee you and any other "Arab" national who immigrates to the U.A.E that I as an Emiratie I would be treated like dirt in that immigrant's nation, even worse that the supposed discrimination he faces in Dubai as an immigrant.
We do not consider you sub-human because you're an immigrant, I am amazed that someone claiming to be an intellectual like yourself would make such an ignorant generlisation. What do you mean "they're too ignorant and uncivilized to use the internet for debates and discussions, the internet for them is only for music, movies and PORN".. and you're going to tell me that all 16 year olds in the States and the rest of the west use the internet to read the Financial Times and Wallstreet Journal, give me a break.
Finally having said all that, let me say this:
A degree of favourism is directed towards citizens in the U.A.E I agree, and some people in Dubai do still have racist attitudes towards immigrants, but that's not all of it. They are racist towards each other too. That is a sad fact but it does exist, not only in the U.A.E but in every other country in the world. Germany was considered the pillar of the civilised world when Hitler decided to commit genocide against the Jews just because they're "Jewish." So racism exists, and it does bother me as a human being before it bothers me as a citizen of the country, and as the youth of the U.A.E gets educated things will look better, they certainly looking better now than they were 10 years ago. It is a process that comes with education and encouragment of tolerance and understanding, don't expect it to happen in a night.
Bear in mind dear, that most of the people in the U.A.E have only been introduced to Higher Education in the late 70's. So we're still learning. A relaxed attitude towards differences not only in race, but also in gender and religion is occuring, and I am glad it is. However one must be patient. The Civil Rights Act in the United States was passed nearly a century after slavery was outlawed. It is a process.