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@SyrianLib
Syrian. Former Professor. Libertarian. What Ayn Rand? this is about Ayran.
Katılım Kasım 2023
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@apeattacksne @souljagoyteller @Intolerator Point at it then. Where is it? Without using any legal documents or words of other people, show that your ethnicity is a real unique and definable thing
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@souljagoyteller @Intolerator Ethnicities are real things that actually exist
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@Hansiguess @AnalyticaCamil1 Back when when they thought someone else is gonna fight it for them. Now that they've paid billions to Iran for a truce, restarting it fucks them over and makes it all for nothing.
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@AnalyticaCamil1 Weren't they on the continue the war camp?
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@damascanmedusa Oh your account is back?
For barrack, he's a funny ssnp grandpa, the less you know about the middle east the better tbh! I find western low effort diplomatic oriantalism completely disgusting, guy who just want something done and tells you what it is honestly is better!
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@beyrouti @evanhill They never lived in Syria before that point, they were born in the US to Armenian parts they just happened to have inherited Syrian nationality from due to where their families were before migrating.
Notice you're claim is they're Syrian nationalists which you're disingenuously
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I bring up this video periodically to normal people and they dont believe me
War Monitor Clips@WarMonitorClips
Los Angeles area gangsters fighting for Assad in Syria , 2014
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@evanhill Both are Syrian nationals who lived in the US illegally were deported back to Syria.
The main guy with the AK talking is still alive and lives in Armenia also has a body building instagram
instagram.com/creeper.gw.x3
According to the account the other guy died in the war.
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@ilmalfalcon @AnalyticaCamil1 Yes they do they kinda always could just leave, let local actors handle the headache instead of figuring out a post war arrangement.
The reason they're not doing this isn't because they're against such shameless behavior, but rather because they don't want to abandon Israel
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@AnalyticaCamil1 Real question is, does the US even have an escape?
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Ngl, it’s wild how the IRGC finally realized that if they can bore their way through our AD shield in Jordan, our and the IDF’s facilities in Israel will be overstacked with “can’t fail” assets
MoloMonitor 🇮🇹@MoloWarMonitor
In recent hours, we have been witnessing a significant shift in the strategy behind Iranian missile attacks. Over the past few days, the primary target in the Middle East has been the Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan, a facility crucial to Israel's defense. Indeed, at the start of the war, the majority of Iranian missiles fired at Israel were intercepted over Jordan, which serves as Israel's most critical air defensive layer. If Iranian attacks continue at this pace, the U.S. will sooner or later exhaust its stocks of Patriot missiles, supplies that have already been significantly depleted in recent months, leaving Israel far more vulnerable should it become directly involved in the war.
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@flavadflay @SnakeThatStings @nise_yoshimi He's more like an incompetent Atatuk who had an even harder job. If we're being fair here, I guess Wang Jingwei would've been the India (left) model of failure, ironically for all the exact same flaws as CKS on the right.
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@flavadflay @SnakeThatStings @nise_yoshimi I mean, no, he's not that bad. CKS was a lot more willing to enforce social change to improve things he was simply stalled by needing to rely on the elites to find his unification and war against Japan (which he really wanted to avoid do he can focus onward)
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this is one of the most obvious symptoms of a very surface level knowledge of chinese history
Promethean 🌲🚄@martian_lore
The final redpill of the Chinese Civil War
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@GhalebHabian I mean yeah but it can't enforced with conflict. Since the range of outcomes is worse than the issue. You'll see wars over water rights maybe, but fires can't be solved without just cooperation
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@SyrianLib Nobody's saying it's a good or effective idea but if cooperation on this stuff just breaks down then what you're left with is scapegoating and a giant blame game.
bad air quality stretching to many days = reduced productivity = a real cost to an economy.
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Beyond the absurdity in the moment. This is actually an ominous sign of how states will deal with each other when it comes to the cross-border effects of climate change.
Headquarters@HQNewsNow
Trump says he is charging Canada for their wildfires because the smoke is coming into the US.
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@SnakeThatStings @nise_yoshimi He would've probably created a second India
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@nise_yoshimi Managing a wealthy island like Taiwan competently with a huge amount of American aid is pretty different than rapidly industrializing a continent-sized nation like China. Chiang wouldn't have been able to do the latter without splintering China into pieces.
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@Miyhnea I really really need Netanyahu to win his elections. Anyone else will serve to white wash Israelis blaming everything on one guy and getting off. Also only he can properly impode the country someone else might accidentally deflate the situation.
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@ShamiArchives People always use "irrational" nonsensically to mean "I wouldn't have done that", and like yeah no shit, your position and current incentive calculations as an observer are nothing like the actor in question.
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@ShamiArchives Rationality in crisis bargaining is a strict question of does Action align with what the actor seems to want to happen. If they wish to stay in power or even just set the entire world on fire, then starting a bunch of fires is, in fact, a rational move for them.
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Many think escalation = irrational actor by default. In reality, what’s seen as “crazy” is oftentimes very rational, while being status quo is “irrational”. This is why I believe Netanyahu, despite his reputation, is more rational than the “rational” diplomacy maxxers.
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@Iiuumn @SyrianShabab are ironically very new concepts that came around the rise of Arab nationalism as opposed to having any historical basis.
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@Iiuumn @SyrianShabab Even later, Mesopotamia was tied to Persia while Levant to Rome, even much later medieval Arabic sources always talked about Sham and Bilad al Rafidean, never treating them as a single "region"
The Idea of "the Mashriq" (or greater Syria if you're an Antoun Saadeh type of guy)
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