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athanasios

athanasios

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In support of al-Qaeda!:D

The Telegraph: Libyan rebel commander admits his fighters have al-Qaeda links

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London on fire! - From the massive protest:

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3svbNzLe1Es&feature=player_embedded

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=On9vC9Z_QZ8&feature=player_embedded#at=124

Detailed information and many many photos and videos here:

March 26th Reports

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And the Nazis of Microsoft have done it again:

Users of Hotmail in the following countries cannot connect through https:

Bahrain

Morocco

Algeria

Syria

Sudan

Iran

Lebanon

Jordan

Congo

Myanmar

Nigeria

Kazakhstan

Uzbekistan

Turkmenistan

Tajikistan

Kyrgyzstan

It is evident that the 'game' is set up by the world dictatorship.

ErasOmnius

ErasOmnius

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An interesting people are the Kurds. A distinct ethnic identity that have never had there own country. Everyone has gotten their own country: Turks, Armenians, Arayans [iranians], Syrians. But never the Kurds. Let's see how the nations of the world let this one play out.

On a side note, do you see any activity of the US 6th Fleet around you, ath?

Dante

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Every ethnic group has their own country? The Catalans, Celts, Native Americans, Aborigines and indeed most of India might have something to say about that. Among others.

As for Libya, whether or not the West has a plan to replace Gaddafi, I doubt his belligerence was part of any supposed conspiracy. I'm not sure what that article is actually trying to say, but it seems to be largely "the West is trying to take over Libya through the uprising." Possible, certainly, but the West can hardly agree which shoes its going to wear, let alone what to do with a country.

Today Libya tomorrow Iran and no other country is safe.

...I'm actually ok with that.

ErasOmnius

ErasOmnius

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I am talking about in the Middle East. The Kurds who are a distinct and completely separate people group have never had their own country.

The West is going to try to control this up and coming 'wave of democracy' that is sweeping over the Middle East, but will find that it is simply unable to do so. A great clash is coming, as each new republic will choose to vote in anti-Israeli political parties.

Andrew

Andrew

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Isn't the 'uprising' really one group in a country against another group? Which usually involves different versions of Islam followers (Sunni vs Shia)?

There was basically a civil war in Iraq between the two groups that they had to build walls between communities.

athanasios

athanasios

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That's exactly what the west is aiming for. Their target is Iran, so they want to create republics of the opposite group of Iran. Putting the Arabs to fight between themselves they can eliminate the threat of Iran and more easily gain access to cheap oil in exchange o 'protection' and guns.

Dante: That about the shoes was nice. Just take into consideration that the West wants to get the pie but each individual country tries to get the biggest part possible.

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Protests in Keratea:

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsXC-l3TXZA&feature=player_embedded

ErasOmnius

ErasOmnius

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I hear ya'. Support the North Cypriots! Support the Kurds! Support the Armenians!

Why does Turkey get to hold so much of other people's territory [the afore-mentioned countries, and yes, Kurdistan is a country], and no one calls them to account?

Turkey, give Antioch and Alexandria back to Syria!

athanasios

athanasios

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~250 people dead and 1000 injured...

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Greek protests:

Fired employes in Athens municipality, try to invade meeting of mun. council in 984 radio station (mun. radio) premises as Town Hall is already in their hands:

Port Workers:

4 injured.

athanasios

athanasios

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The link you mention says: 'US says'. Quite hard to believe them only for that. But it is logical for Iran to aid Syria. All the trouble in Arabic countries is manipulated/encouraged by US to surround Iran. They have to defend.

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Bahraini protester dies under torture

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The Dictator's send their suppression forces to attack Keratea.

The revolted citizens send their 'love':

More than 20 hurt in Greek riot over landfill plan !!! ;-)

ErasOmnius

ErasOmnius

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The link you mention says: 'US says'. Quite hard to believe them only for that. But it is logical for Iran to aid Syria. All the trouble in Arabic countries is manipulated/encouraged by US to surround Iran. They have to defend.

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Bahraini protester dies under torture

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The Dictator's send their suppression forces to attack Keratea.

The revolted citizens send their 'love':

More than 20 hurt in Greek riot over landfill plan !!! ;-)

Obviously, The West is no saint when it comes to Middle East politics. But neither is Iran. Let's remember Israel, as Passover beings next week.

athanasios

athanasios

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Better let's remember our brothers who suffer and are persecuted for the sake of truth.

And may YHWH take revenge for the blood of the innocent being Israelis, Palestinians, Arabs or whatever else.

athanasios

athanasios

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Syria:

CAUTION: a video showing soldiers kicking and hitting to death revolutionarists is probably fake. The clothes they wear do not match with those of the Syrian Army. Unless they are mercenaries.

ErasOmnius

ErasOmnius

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That's very interesting. As a descendant from a family whose ancestors lived in Lebanon as Orthodox people in Tripoli, obviously, I am prone to be biased against Syria, and their Army. But that is a good catch by you if this is a farce that the agitators are perpetrating. Or it could be mercenaries hired by the Syrians.

athanasios

athanasios

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The Revolution in Syria

Government forces shoot protesters

Massive Demonstrations

Hundreds dead

NOTE: YOUTUBE HAS CENSORED MATERIAL FOR being 'disgusting'. Video Removed.angry.gif

Soon, I fear we will have to open a new thread: 'The War In Syria'.

ErasOmnius

ErasOmnius

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Not crazy about trying to be the policeman of the Middle East. Actually not crazy about The West/NATO trying to create 'client kingdom' after 'client kingdom' in this region. It is going to back-fire 100%, as usual when the USA/UK try to dictate the world's foreign policy as they have been for the last 100 years.

Qaddafi and the Assad family have done so much killing and bloodshed over the past 40 years, that it is easy to 'jump on the band wagon' and fight for their removal, but this could be the beginning, or the next step, of a type of regional World War.

athanasios

athanasios

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Indeed it is. And the main targets are Iran and Israel.

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Very sad news?

Bahraini forces rape, kill female poet

So far, several other women, including doctors, university professors and students, have been kidnapped or arrested by Bahraini security forces.

Rumor?

However, Press TV has received a call from the Bahraini local sources that the news about the death of the poet Ayat al-Ghermezi is a sheer rumor and that it is an attempt by the Bahraini government to discredit media.

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