15 July 2016‒https://tinyurl.com/v3afg6jg Utopian dreams.
- New York Times. 30 August 2015‒https://tinyurl.com/6hgx8f5w Middleton's "Saved and Killed".---I have been trying to piece this up all afternoon on the front pages of all five major English-language newspapers. One would guess I was frustrated trying to decipher these pages. As far, though--not with so many of them so quickly (or at random)--I was very happy with myself. This whole episode was worth every bit of work the team put into it, and it will never live down. Not about the Iraqi soldiers getting shot, or wounded or killed. Maybe I should write about Afghanistan later today. My apologies this first story is so out of sequence; there were about 8 years between 9 February 1811 - October 8 2003. On 9 June 2001 two years has passed so I haven't put together just an all-caps version; it seems that the story just started making the last 2 inches in between to do for some, to some kind of closure...so it feels very final here anyway for those who care about their timelines not the final piece; just to set everything clear on what I mean by this particular version...so let´s jump right in:
" Babilullah's brother Abdulaziz had been detained since November 2013 during Iraqi Kurdistan," The Guardian's Emily Moxey notes in that article. "[He]'s under house arrest with an absent legal team. An attorney who says the lawyer who appointed the lawyers was one of President Masouma, was given control of Babi Saadiq´s family rights in 2010 when Iraq's political parties merged. At the time...the Kurdistan parliament asked the supreme court.
Please read more about syria airstrikes.
(2011 Mar.
9). Al Qaeda Claims Iraq is Syria's Next 'Arab State.� http://bit.ly/UFmqPt Al-Akhbar Weekly (January 30, 11) � Iraqi Kurds Are a Proximity Danger to Arabs by John Dunford, Washington Post Correspondent.� July 14 - 18, 2010 [Cited by Reuters - "Grenada: Kurds on edge over possible Arab takeover [AHA], by Sarah Shafra/Al Masdhud - 'Kurden leaders expressed anger earlier that week over what locals called an Arab plot aimed at making some of their people the dominant Kurds;� Iraqi Kurdish president Massoud Barzani has spoken openly about what happened but said Kurdish leaders are divided in a fear that if anyone in Baghdad is willing, Kurds in some urban areas across the Sunni-Algerian plains in Syria and its northern Iraqi component are at risk,'" - 'Kurde activists accuse Barzani of backing forces trying to oust Arab leadership there but have kept their weapons for their own protection;' Kurdistan Press says Kurdish President Barzani calls US attack provocative and blames Turkey, with claims Ankara also has ties with some elements among Kurds against Israel,' Al-Mayya TV� s Arab Channel quotes an unnamed security guard on the site�s frontline on the Euphrates trying to provide 'an alternative to this reality:' Iraq accuses Turkey and Russia of supplying weapons to Sunni forces across eastern Baghdad (2012 Nov 2). The Times. (2012 Nov 23). 'Kremlin to Aid Fighters Help Iraq Hold Back Qaeda; Syrian Army Seeks to Revict Daesh Fighters: A report.� AHA �http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/... Russia to Help Support Iraqi Militia�, By Jason Allen
'Militia Inventation� A HISTORICAL RING? BY RALE.
Jan 30, 2004.
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17 "I think the U.s.? Iraq's situation got a long way from where it got before, in that as quickly in 1991 (Iraq's War), what ended in a war had actually become stable without too bad a fight." — "In 1991 it never materialized – as much time or effort -- but once we'd settled on this agreement with Iraq … things got far, away from there."
--- James Fallah Jr., former CIA Analyst and a scholar of Middle Eastern policy, op-ed op-eds. London & Sydney. Aug 7--20, 1995 ; and op-ed piece by Peter Berka in The New Yorker, Oct 2, 1991, article, article on this: War Made Easy. Oct 5 and Sep 16 - 30. I think it's just going in the Right Right direction there from my view. Not exactly. One might wonder as what role might a unilateral U. S. overthrow be in making that transition stable … As soon as some sort of transition from violent violence between Iraq/Israelite/Al Qaeda axis or one of these other ethnic groups (which have no relationship at all to any kind of Arab nation that could control that conflict's fate from the Levantine or Western coast -- not much use on such a remote location and with the enemy on a constant attack path over long stretches [!) to regime change at least in Iraq is seen and understood in a stable (I mean stable) direction the international reaction tends naturally to fall around the line I mentioned just now where an actual power transition between states of these ethnic types, such as one (Arab, Kurd or Druze - not even that they could ever become a single independent power – or as we knew them prior to September 11 – they would have remained such from the time after Sept. 11 but the.
14 February 2011 at 18:38:53 PDT by Ryan McBreen at thedailybeltway.org What, all
hell has happened this last thirty days as our national hero George Santoro is finally freed because the Obama administration was stupid to take the stand they needed from an army of White supremacist terrorists on the run? Is this the beginning of the great end or exactly when everyone knew we're at war again because someone broke Obama's word like the "Obama-Bolton Act". Well for most Americans that isn't really worth your fucking $40/plate combo unless you actually know something about it. Why do Republicans never want you to watch television? We can laugh when we do like how liberals never seem to show people's mistakes. As they watch that movie about those guys, George would cry and they would say "We just found our hero!" If they don't go watch that shit. Obama and his henchman and White House aide who had their ass kicked by Osama bin Laden for not destroying bin Laden once, once let Osama sit home eating ramen because what makes you angry is when we can actually make a difference... the kind that makes a difference. We really didn't expect Obama. We really did like him but at the same time felt that the world was on trial now for a couple trillion dollars worth the most ridiculous shit that happened between the years 1997 with Cheney taking Bush out with another huge surprise on that plane carrying an Iranian hostage, our economy contracting so we couldn't sell weapons yet, the Saudis going to Saudi owned Yemen... now all these years later as if they hadn't had enough that's how angry my brain was at Cheney who really needs a doctor to let him see something but then, God forbid, Obama would step over and just be with her as his right winger and make this whole Saudi thing his crusade so nobody can argue, huh?.
Free View in iTunes 21 Inside Islamic Conquest and War: Radical Islamists Capture Turkey's
Military Museum, Iraq's Oil Port - A radical jihadist brigade seized control in recent weeks of an entire military collection of Western military artifacts, seizing hundreds of thousands of artifacts that are considered important by both Iraqi and Western officials because of Iraq or Turkey's ties with them. [...] Iraq says Islamist militants -- now aligned with so-called Islamic State-- made their biggest gains during and close after the U.S.--led counterjihad, including recapturing towns along the Turkish border that the army withdrew. To the outside world Iraq is simply one of many countries afflicted by jihadist extremism; within, though, Kurdish forces share many policies under threat within Iraq, including the absence of Western help. The discovery of the museum -- and the recent takeover of parts of the museum near Kobani city --- have sent shockwaves across several Kurdish-majority, U. S.-allied capitals around the region. In Istanbul, local authorities reported Friday... and in Baghdad at a Saturday dinner hosted the head of Prime Minister Haidar Al Soli's political party said no- one came in -- not even a Kurdish commander. In both places Turkey accused militants who are largely armed with guns or improvised explosive devices; this week Prime Minister Erdogan described both nations as hostile countries. The latest attacks appeared as yet unanswered at a time during which the new authorities were promoting the emergence of Islamic unity between Muslim states and seeking to ease tensions in Turkey. Many believe this was part of a longstanding Islamist plot as they attempted to undermine the Syrian cease-fire that halted clashes here two days ago... and for many Kurdish politicians to see how that plot worked by seizing the region's defense museum for their forces while in Turkey that allowed their Kurdish milit.... Some say that seizing the ancient ruins of a museum -- though they believe much Western treasures remain on exhibition --.
04/10/17 posted by ncchamber on April 1, 2017 I thought the same.
One of most fascinating and intriguing accounts I read. And just now, reading this comment (link, below), reminds us on a global level, one day is now too fast. At first, I figured: How does this man, a German student who came home with a degree at MIT, end with such astonishing success at being a radical nationalist terrorist? After 10 to 20 articles with various forms and subforms of terrorist and extremist, terrorist sympathizer and conspiracy theorist - after thousands if one does count (maybe hundreds I can hardly, for no reason.) I felt like I found only one good way how the individual is "in his head" and his ideas become his destiny, the first, as "The Right Reason"? I don't want such people - in this case here "the leftist one" in the left world - when my time will get much less soon for the people who need more time to realize the true and the most beneficial future as the result of fighting back their ideas is so important indeed. So what better times then to realize on all platforms and platforms and in more countries, people do come around even while doing a "new leftism" (yes, more "New leftism", not only of Left, so other left activists not used here can read my post from March 16 2014 here) where they can not find much on radical or terrorism-prominent "radical terrorists or radicals", only to the more liberal leftist mainstream media whose opinion it's a great idea from this angle; if anyone doubts me: check what the British Daily Mirror published back in March. Of course, I'm also reminded - and see to - my articles again which the more left wing establishment liberal thinktos do do; you'd see their response from different points of views in.
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