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Nenonen posted:I couldn't help it ![]() Serious question: How could a militia network that Hezbollah or Iran set up survive the toppling of the Assad regime? Aren't they well known collaborators?
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FWIW that's a Note 1 or 2, not an S3 - you can tell by the corners and the shape of the home button. Anyway, this is a silly derail, I want to know more about the secret international owl smuggling that's changing the battlefield dynamics in Syria. Pre-emptive congrats to Brown Moses, by the way, you deserve it. You've made this thread my go-to source for all things related to Middle East conflicts and looking at how the Mali thread turned out, I really appreciate the high quality of posts in here. Wax Dynasty fucked around with this message at 00:24 on Feb 26, 2013 |
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Brown Moses posted:I've just been approached by a decent literary agent to write a "quirky" book about me, my blog, and Syria. Expect How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the DIY Bomb by Eliot Higgins in Waterstones this Christmas, buy two get one free. Make sure to contact Caro for some choice quotes for the back cover.
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Pro-PRC Laowai posted:Closing down CIA-fronts? Sounds good to me. Do yo have any actual evidence for this charge? And even if so, how does this excuse their prosecution under an ambiguous Mubarak-era law designed to suppress political activism by requiring government approval? Note that none of these 43 people were convicted of spying, only for failure to register - a failure caused by the government's refusal to grant licenses to any NGO group, despite the NGOs filing the required paperwork. Mind, this is the same government that relies on about 2 billion a year in US foreign aid, which represents ~3.5% of its total governmental spending.
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CapnAndy posted:Ah. Well, the Philippines did it twice, and they have managed to retain a functional (but still really corrupt) democracy.
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