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Trump the convicted felon gets off so why not Bidens son?
the orange man will solve everything and rescues the world -
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Fastest way to sell a car?
Is it possible to re-sell a new car back to the dealer? I am just looking how to get rid of my car fast, it's an HONDA-HRV S hybrid -
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Russia pays the price for its aggression against Ukraine (it's only the first installment)
In recent days, newspapers and televisions have been relaunching the news coming from Syria, regarding the imminent fall of the Assad family regime, which has ruled the country with an iron fist for almost 55 years. Few regimes in the Middle East have stood out for cruelty and sadism directed against the local population, particularly against the Sunni majority, as the Assads' regime. 13 years ago, a civil war erupted in Syria, triggered by the chain reaction that was the Arab Spring, and the regime was saved only because of the massive intervention of Russian troops, Iranian military advisors and Hezbollah militias. The civil war continued uninterrupted since then, alternating bloody clashes which also saw the use of chemical weapons against the civilian population, to moments of precarious truce, exploited by the belligerents to strengthen their respective positions. This was until two weeks ago. Last week, with a blitz that surprised all observers, taking advantage of the progressive weakening of the Russian military presence and the obliteration of the Hezbollah militias carried out by Israel, the troops opposing the Assads conquered new positions. Today they arrived just 10 kilometers from Damascus, the Syrian capital, which is preparing to suffer a siege. The Assads' regime days seem numbered. Neither Russia, nor Iran and much less Hezbollah have the military strength to oppose the rebel forces supported by Turkey. But not everyone is aware of what is at stake with the Assads' regime fall. The entire Russian military presence in the Mediterranean Sea is ensured by two bases only, both located in Syria. The Tartous (Тартус) facility, on the Syrian coast, is Russia's only naval repair and supply center in the Mediterranean Sea. The loss of this base relegates the Russian naval presence in southern Europe to the Black Sea alone, rendering it essentially useless and exposed to easy attacks in the event of conflict with NATO. The Khmeimim Air Base (Хмеймим), also Hmeimim Air Base, is, on the other end, the only Russian operated airbase in the Mediterranean Sea. Again, the loss of this facility would push Russia away from the southern flank of NATO, deep into the Black Sea. Reuters published yesterday an interesting article detailing the alarmed reactions of prominent Russian military bloggers, faced with the risk that the entire Russian military presence being obliterated from the Mediterranean Sea, relegating Russia to the simple role of medium sized Asian power, subordinated to the economic and military might of China. An unintended consequence of Putin's criminal military adventurism. https://www.reuters.com/world/russian-bases-syria-threatened-by-insurgent-advance-say-moscows-war-bloggers-2024-12-07/ -
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Lift Failure at Air Conditioning Store in Taling Chan: 1 Dead, 3 Critically Injured
the all seeing eyes are here again -
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Senator John Fetterman Calls for Pardon for Donald Trump
I just said the same thing there wasn't the need to mansplain it. Trump doesn't have anything federal that Biden can pardon him for, He does have the state issues which are Jon del,ay and likely to not ever come up again anyway. However that has nothing to do with what Fetterman is saying. Fetterman simply doesn't understand that Biden has nothing to pardon unless he wants to issue blanket pardons which are rumored for his inner circle. Biden can't pardon state matters. -
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Thailand aims to become education hub with global universities
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B'Tselem's - Unleashed: Abuse of Palestinian by Israeli Soldiers in the Center of Hebron
B'Tselem has its positions and it often goes over the top in its claims so as to gain attention. At their core, the complaints often do highlight injustice. The difference is that in Israel there are avenues of redress and organizations like B'tselem have used them. It is quite a contrast with the Arab approach. There isn't one Arab based human rights group that advocates on behalf of Arabs against Hamas, Islamic Jigad et al. You know why? because they are not allowed to exist and when people complain, they are silenced. What Arab human rights group has advocated on behalf of the Israeli baby still perhaps held captive in Hamas?- 1
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People who support Cashless Society, you are a disease.
I am shocked when I see the answers. Didn't know people are so brainwashed. OP may not be the smartest post, but 10 years after Snowden, one would expect some people to have woken up. People who support Cashless Society, you are a disease.
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