Syria General /sg/ - STYX Edition

>with traces of stabbing

Bad translation, blaim Zuckerberg

>blaim Zuckerberg

Well, most of them vote for politicians who vote to arm the FSA and kvetch about Assad on Facebook. Maybe just air drop the FSA there they love arming so much.

traces of a stabbing....

traces...
>but dead
traces

looks like a trap. maybe it's prostitution linked...

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Its so ironic. Assad wanted to stay in power so badly, he sold his country to the IRanians and Russians, lost half to the Kurds, another part to the Turks, and he's going to """liberate"""" the ruined city of Idlib.

Nothing is left of Syria. If he'd just compromised A LITTLE, things would be so different.

Smoking hot babe

>traces

>Syria safe zone plan may just be wishful thinking

Lack of detail and strong opposition from Kurds means plan is unlikely to provide solution to region’s problems
theguardian.com/world/2019/aug/08/syria-safe-zone-plan-may-just-be-wishful-thinking
The announcement by Turkey and the US that they will set up a safe zone in Kurdish-run north-eastern Syria allays fears of an imminent Turkish incursion into the country, but will strain Washington’s ties with a force that helped defeat Islamic State.

The announcement came as Ankara was finalising a troop buildup along its southern border, which it shares with Syrian Kurds. On Sunday, the Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, had threatened to invade within the next fortnight, creating a conundrum for Washington, which views both the Turks and the Kurds as allies and has increasingly struggled to keep them from conflict.

Though light on detail, the agreement suggests that a safe zone inside the Kurdish north-east would be jointly run by Turkish and US forces. No specifics were offered on the route that such a corridor might take or how deep it would extend into Syria. The lack of clarity led some observers to claim the US was buying time and was not committed to a plan that could seriously test its already faltering ties with the region’s Kurds.“It’s basically an agreement to continue talking,” said a former US official. “That’s a net good. But with Trump having no commitment to Syria, and our forces now cut to the bone, there is little we can really do to support a safe zone. So it’s a lot of wishful thinking.”

Turkey suggested it would use the newly established zone to return Syrian refugees inside its borders whom officials have started rounding up and returning to Syria in recent weeks. Senior Kurdish officials said such moves would amount to demographically reshaping a border that is dominated by Kurds and which Ankara wants to transform into an Arab stronghold.

he compromised a lot. if he had compromised more or less, it would have made no difference.
assad is not the agent of this conflict; the USA, Israel, ISIS, Turkey, KSA, Qatar, UAE etc are far greater agents of this conflict than Assad.

Constitutionally speaking, of all the above mentioned players, only Assad has any legitimacy, and the constituion prevents him from compromising in the way in which these powers hoped he would.

Nothing that Assad did in the past has made Syria's fate any better or worse. That is all in the hands of the people who armed and supported the headchoppers.

>Yemenis picket outside UN building in New York to demand end to Saudi siege on Yemen
presstv.com/Detail/2019/08/08/602985/Yemen-Yemenis-US-UN-building-Saudi-Arabia-siege
Dozens of Yemenis have gathered in front of the United Nations (UN) headquarters in New York, protesting against the years-long, crippling embargo imposed by a Saudi-led military coalition on the international airport in the Yemeni capital of Sana’a.

The protesters, who gathered in front of the UN building on Thursday, demanded that the world body take action to end the siege on the Sana’a International Airport.

They held signs that said the embargo had practically turned Yemen into a large prison as some 70 percent of Yemenis used to travel abroad via the airport in the capital.

They also demanded the removal of the Saudi-imposed siege on all Yemeni seaports and airports.

The Saudi-led military coalition that has invaded Yemen has also been enforcing a tight embargo on the airport in the capital — which acts as a lifeline for the impoverished nation — since August 2015, five months after it started the war.On Monday, the Norwegian Refugee Council and Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere (CARE) said in a statement that the four-year suspension of services at the capital’s airport amounted to a “death sentence” for many ill Yemenis.

It also appealed to Yemen’s warring parties to come to an agreement to reopen the airport for commercial flights to “alleviate [the] humanitarian suffering caused by the closure.”

Speaking in an exclusive interview with Press TV in late May, Yemeni Health Minister Taha al-Mutawakil said that the Saudi blockade had hampered efforts to help Yemeni civilians with medical assistance.

He said at the time that there were more than 8,000 dialysis patients in Yemen but they lacked treatment because the Saudis were preventing the entry of the necessary medical equipment and supplies.

>Syria slams US-Turkish safe zone deal as 'blatant aggression' against its sovereignty
presstv.com/Detail/2019/08/08/602983/Syria-Turkey-safe-zone
Damascus has rejected as “blatant aggression” a recent deal between the US and Turkey on the creation of a so-called safe zone in the northern part of Syria, where Washington-sponsored Kurdish militants have been active to Ankara’s dismay.

After three days of intense negotiations, American and Turkish officials agreed on Wednesday to quickly set up a Turkey-based operations center “to coordinate and manage the implementation of the safe zone” in northeastern Syria.

The area is currently under the control of the US-backed Kurdish militants, who are considered terrorists by Ankara. Turkey has, since 2016, launched two military operations inside Syria against the Kurds and has threatened a third if they fail to leave east of the Euphrates.

A source at Syria's Foreign Ministry told the official SANA news agency on Thursday that the US-Turkey agreement amounted to “blatant aggression” against the country’s territorial integrity and was a “flagrant violation” of the international law and the UN Charter.

“This agreement has very clearly exposed the US-Turkish partnership in the aggression against Syria, which serves the interest of the Israeli occupation entity and the Turkish expansionist ambitions,” the source said.He also urged the Kurdish militants to reconsider their position and stand by the Syrians in defending their country.

The Syrian people and army, who have made sacrifices in defending their country against terrorist groups and their sponsors, are now more determined to preserve the safety of their homeland, he added.

The Syrian Foreign Ministry source further called on the Arab people to be aware of the dangers posed by Turkey’s “expansionist ambitions” across the Arab world.

>Iran urges Bahrain to stop facilitating enemy plots in region
presstv.com/Detail/2019/08/08/602973/Iran-Bahrain-Abbas-Mousavi

Tehran has blasted Bahrain for hosting a so-called maritime security conference as part of its highly hostile anti-Iran agenda, calling on the regime in Manama to stop acting as “a facilitator of enemy plots” in the region.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Abbas Mousavi on Thursday condemned the accusations that Bahrain has leveled against Iran in its latest statements as well as the regime’s hosting of “suspicious and provocative meetings.”

On July 31, Bahrain — where the US Fifth Fleet is based — hosted a conference on “maritime security” in the Persian Gulf, after a number of mysterious attacks in the strategic waters, which Washington has blamed on Iran, without offering any credible evidence.

The monarchy, in a statement on the meeting, slammed what it called “repeated attacks and unacceptable practices of Iran.” Manama did not release details on who participated in the conference, but British media reported that the UK had called for a meeting with the participation of other European countries and the United States.

Manama also plans to co-host another anti-Iran international meeting with the US likely in late October with a focus on what the kingdom and its allies call “Iranian threats” to the security of navigation in the Persian Gulf. The forum would be a follow-up to the February hostile meeting co-hosted by the US and Poland in Warsaw against Iran.

Mousavi went on to say, “Such meetings are a step towards disrupting stability and security and paving the way for the interference of extra-regional forces and Israel in the Persian Gulf region.”

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>Yemen’s Aden hit by infighting between militias serving Saudi, UAE
presstv.com/Detail/2019/08/08/602963/UAE-Saudi-Arabia-Yemen-Aden
Yemen’s port city of Aden — which bases the ex-government — has been rocked by deadly clashes between Emirati-backed separatists and Saudi-backed militants, amid a widening rift in the Riyadh-led military coalition waging war on the Arabian Peninsula state.

According to reports, the infighting broke out Wednesday after the southern separatists attended a funeral for dozens of fellows, including a senior militant commander, who were killed in last week’s retaliatory missile attack by Yemen’s Houthi Ansarullah movement on a military parade.

Both the UAE-backed separatists and the militants loyal to the former Saudi-allied Yemeni government serve the Riyadh-led coalition, which has been engaged, since 2015, in a bloody military campaign against Yemen aimed at reinstating ex-president Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi, who resigned in 2014 and later fled to the Saudi capital.

During the funeral, the mourners chanted slogans against the self-proclaimed Hadi administration and exchanged gunfire with the guards at the presidential palace in Aden — where Hadi was supposed to be based but which remains largely empty as the ex-president lives in Riyadh.The two sides pursue different agendas for Yemen’s future; the separatists want independence from Yemen, while the other militants seek to bring Hadi back to power, but the two camps have joined forces in the Saudi-led battle against Yemen’s Houthi movement, which has been both running state affairs and defending the country against the aggression.

Local officials and Aden residents told Reuters that Wednesday’s violence had left three people dead and nine others injured.

Hani Ali Brik, vice president of the separatist so-called Southern Transitional Council (STC), called for a march on Hadi’s palace to oust his administration.

>War on Iran will expose Israel to full-scale threat: IRGC chief
presstv.com/Detail/2019/08/08/602986/Iran-IRGC-US-war-Israel-full-scale-threat

The chief commander of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) says the United States is not interested in waging war on Iran since it knows that any such confrontation would expose the Israeli regime to “full-scale threat.”

Major General Hossein Salami said on Thursday that Iran’s enemies could not keep any war with Iran confined to the country and would face “an eruption of war and fire and danger everywhere.”

Salami highlighted the growing power of the anti-Israel resistance front in the region, including Syria, Lebanon, and Palestine, saying, “The enemy is well aware that any new war may expose the Zionist regime to full-scale threat and irreversible collapse.”

“A number of US allies in the region would once encourage the US to wage war [on Iran] but later realized that a war with Iran would threaten their political systems, so they kept silent,” the commander added.

“I am certain that the Zionists and [the US’s] regional allies have no interest in war because they know the geographical scale of that war would be expansive and they know the result [of such a war],” he said.

Under the administration of President Donald Trump, the US has taken an increasingly hostile approach toward Iran. It has unilaterally pulled out of a 2015 nuclear deal with Iran, imposed rounds of sanctions against Tehran, and ordered the accelerated dispatch of an aircraft carrier to the region to counter an alleged threat from Iran.

Iran says it poses no threat to any country but will defend itself if attacked.

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SF

>Quitting Cold Turkey

ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST

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Is there a map somewhere that shows changes in controlled territory since the start of the Idlib operation?

>since the start of the Idlib operation?
Depends of what you consider the start. You could go to 4plebs and look for /sg/ from that date

Lel. Nobody is ever safe. Remember to say "Allah, Souriya, Bashar ou bas" daily to prevent the curse from taking you

>Damascus has rejected as “blatant aggression” a recent deal between the US and Turkey
The Syria war is once again evidence to the prime responsibility of every government to ensure it's ability to fend of any outside aggression. If your country is too small to do so you have to unite with neighbors until you reach the necessary size.
If you fail to do so you will be subject to the interests of empires. This is a law a priori, there are no exceptions.

another generic SF

>In the Battle against Media Dystopia
youtube.com/watch?v=JuZnwfyRrHE

there are all sorts of maps. finding the one that cuts a slice out of the timeline that matches your needs is the challenge.

The african nations have now understood this. Their trade union is progressing at good pace, financial and political union will follow. In a few decades Africa will be immune to outside pressure and meddling.
This is also why all brexiteers are idiots and traitors to their own country. Britain will be fucked by everyone.

>the prime responsibility of every government to ensure it's ability to fend of any outside aggression

yes, and in conjunction with this observation, it is useful to consider that every government is set up with the duty to protect it's boundaries. in this light it is Assads duty to fight. One can only applaud his dedication to his duty.

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Dawn of Idlib of whatever is called started early May. Peto Lucem made those maps for all the other offensives (Ghouta, Daraa..), but he's not doing it anymore. I was wondering if someone made one for Idlib. It was a great way to see how much the lines moved since the start of the operation.

>Game Changer: What’s Behind US-Turkish Conflict Over S-400 Deal
youtube.com/watch?v=U9F9tXuGiKA

EU shill revealed. Kill yourself, kike.

>Syria 2018-2019 and the Next Loop of the Great Game
youtube.com/watch?v=s40oBAvHT48

Car bomb in underbuiling parking lot blows up District 6 "police" HQ in Kabul, Afghanistan

>Dem bootty cheeks tho

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looks like he's wearing undies under his undies, but he's probably just a tracksuit wearing slob

watch this video
at 6:15 it begins to discuss the current activity. it started on april 30 2019. this is the first part of your timeline slice. the present state is the end of your timeline.
so u can go to wikipedia and look at the frontline on april 30, and comapre it to the front line today. this will give you an idea of what progress has been made.

>UAE-backed separatists and the militants loyal to the former Saudi-allied Yemeni government serve the Riyadh-led coalition

>serve

KSA actually thinks this too

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>bahrain
>more than a gaggle of saudis trapped in a condom floating next to qatar

nah senpai. free bahrain, free the shia. fuck the royals.

Those who participate in the war in Yemen should be subject to an Independent Truth Commision into Genocide in Yemen, but the people who would do that are being paid not only not do that, but are actively assisting in the slaughter of the people. Even 10 Phase Roepcke goes to Yemen to give the thumbs up every time a Shia dies. "Help with target acquisition." Give me a break.

Yemen surely evidence of this, it's just another factor in the fall in international law. Laws that aren't enforced, don't exist, and lawlessness can only lead to chaos.

>China’s rare earth producers say they are ready to weaponise their supply stranglehold, pass any tariff as cost to US customers (scmp.com)

$2000 iPhones soon

i think yemen is saudi arabia's Arrakis.
it's not going well, the yemeni'S are getting better at responding to aggression, and the saudi's are spending huge bags of cash on their own humiliation (i wonder if it's a pseudo-sexual fetish mentality) for no conceivable viable return besides some strategic ones - i.e. yemen has nothing of value, yet they are spending all their cash on it's subjugation.

saudi arabia will wind up trying to wangle a peace treaty because they cannot afford to continue.

this humiliation will cost them a lot more than a trc. if they are on the backfoot when they sign the peace they might face some kind of trial, but it'S doubtful

By allah our time will come

source?

How viable is moving to Russia? I speak the language and am almost done with med school in the US but I heard that doctors salaries were terrible. Also is the churka problem real or a meme?

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In Russia, even a simple opthamologist can be the proud leader of a sovereign nation!

Get yours today!

South China Morning Press
scmp.com/business/commodities/article/3021947/chinas-rare-earth-producers-say-they-are-ready-weaponise-their

>Analyst: Israel playing a big role in India’s escalating conflict with Pakistan
presstv.com/Detail/2019/08/08/602994/Israel-IndiaPakistan-conflict
Robert Fisk is The Independent’s multi-award-winning Middle East correspondent, based in Beirut. He has lived in the Arab world for more than 40 years, covering the war in Syria and Lebanon, five Israeli invasions, the Iran-Iraq war, the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, the Algerian civil war, Saddam Hussein’s invasion of Kuwait, the Bosnian and Kosovo wars, the American invasion and occupation of Iraq and the 2011 Arab revolutions. In this piece written on Thursday 28 February 2019, he reflects on the escalation of tensions between neighboring India and Pakistan, highlighting the role played by Israeli supplied ammunition and aircraft in fanning the flames of conflict between these two countries.
When I heard the first news report, I assumed it was an Israeli air raid on Gaza. Or Syria. Airstrikes on a “terrorist camp” were the first words. A “command and control centre” destroyed, many “terrorists” killed. The military was retaliating for a “terrorist attack” on its troops, we were told.

An Islamist “jihadi” base had been eliminated. Then I heard the name Balakot and realised that it was neither in Gaza, nor in Syria – not even in Lebanon – but in Pakistan. Strange thing, that. How could anyone mix up Israel and India?

Well, don’t let the idea fade away. 2500 miles separate the Israeli ministry of defence in Tel Aviv from the Indian ministry of defence in New Delhi, but there’s a reason why the usual cliche-stricken agency dispatches sound so similar.

For months, Israel has been assiduously lining itself up alongside India’s nationalist BJP govt in an unspoken – and politically dangerous – “anti-Islamist” coalition, an unofficial, unacknowledged alliance, while India itself has now become the largest weapons market for the Israeli arms trade.

iPhones are already inflated, but I would not put it below Apple to increase the price for the profit and hurt American pathetic purchasing power even more.

look my nums

cont....

Not by chance, therefore, has the Indian press just trumpeted the fact that Israeli-made Rafael Spice-2000 “smart bombs” were used by the Indian air force in its strike against Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) “terrorists” inside Pakistan.Like many Israeli boasts of hitting similar targets, the Indian adventure into Pakistan might owe more to the imagination than military success. The “300-400 terrorists” supposedly eliminated by the Israeli-manufactured and Israeli-supplied GPS-guided bombs may turn out to be little more than rocks and trees.

But there was nothing unreal about the savage ambush of Indian troops in Kashmir on 14 February which the JeM claimed, and which left 40 Indian soldiers dead. Nor the shooting down of at least one Indian jet this week.

India was Israel’s largest arms client in 2017, paying £530m for Israeli air defence, radar systems and ammunition, including air-to-ground missiles – most of them tested during Israel’s military offensives against Palestinians and targets in Syria.

Israel itself is trying to explain away its continued sales of tanks, weapons and boats to the Myanmar military dictatorship – while western nations impose sanctions on the government which has attempted to destroy its minority and largely Muslim Rohingya people. But Israel’s arms trade with India is legal, above-board and much advertised by both sides.The Israelis have filmed joint exercises between their own “special commando” units and those sent by India to be trained in the Negev desert, again with all the expertise supposedly learned by Israel in Gaza and other civilian-thronged battlefronts.

At least 16 Indian “Garud” commandos – part of a 45-strong Indian military delegation – were for a time based at the Nevatim and Palmachim air bases in Israel.

>HK police arrest student leader with lasers. Police claim the laser pointers were ‘laser guns’ and charged the student with possession of ‘offensive weapons’ (asiatimes.com)

Hong Kong police charged a student leader from the Baptist University of Hong Kong with possession of offensive weapons on Tuesday after they found 10 laser pointers in his bag as he walking through Sham Shui Po in Kowloon.

Police said the items were not “laser pointers” but “laser guns” and held a demonstration during a press conference on Wednesday. They pointed the beam from a “laser gun” at a piece of newspaper two meters away for about 10 seconds and then smoke started coming from the page and a burned spot formed on the newspaper page.

Police condemned the protesters for using “laser guns” to target their officers, saying protesters pointed at their officers’ eyes at previous protests and could have caused injuries.

The arrest led to another night of clashes and crowd dispersion and police fired tear gas at people gathered outside the district police station who were demanding the release of the student leader.

Keith Fong Ka-shing, the 20-year-old president of the Baptist University’s Student Union, was intercepted by police on Apliu Street in Sham Shui Po on Tuesday evening.

Video footage showed four plainclothes officers, all in black T-shirts, surrounding Fong and shouting at him, accusing him of trying to run away when they approached him.

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This fine young man died for Israel. When will you?

Fong said he tried to run because he did not know who the men were.

The officers then searched his bag and found 10 laser pointers in a plastic bag. Fong said he bought the pointers for star-gazing – a meteor shower is due to happen on Friday.

Fong was later told he was arrested for alleged possession of offensive weapons. The crowd who witnessed the arrest surrounded Fong and were angry with the officers when they heard the accusation. The crowd demanded the officers release Fong.

After his arrest, Fong said he was feeling unwell and vomited. He was sent to Caritas Medical Centre. It was understood Fong has asthma.

Ronald Chin, the vice-chancellor of the university, went to the hospital to see Fong. Speaking to reporters afterwards, he quoted Fong as saying an officer grabbed him by the throat while he was in the ambulance, Radio Television Hong Kong reported.

A few hundred protesters went to Sham Shui Po when news of Fong’s arrest spread on social media. They surrounded the Sham Shui Po Police Station and called for his immediate release.

Some of the demonstrators daubed graffiti on the building’s walls, while others shone lasers at the officers inside.

At about 11.20pm, police fired tear gas from inside the station at the crowd on Yen Chow Street. Riot police were deployed to the area and pushed the protesters down toward Apliu Street.

Seven men and two women were arrested, including a Shatin district councilor, and the protesters left after midnight.

Li Kwai-hai, a senior superintendent at the organized crime and triad bureau, said the plainclothes officers were off duty and discovered the student bought the 10 lasers for HK$4,250 (US$542) at a stall in Sham Shui Po.

Li justified the arrest by saying Fong acted suspiciously when the officers approached him. They found 10 18-centimeter-long laser pointers in a bag and added that anyone in possession of them could be classified as carrying “offensive weapons.”

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can i shit on his body?

kek.

hopefully not soon, we dodged the help israel by going to the straights of hormuz bullet, so it seems we are some way off from me getting conscripted and stuff.

it is clear from this pic that the lgbqtp community fully supports israel

16 hours ago
Zawya station restarts and electricity supply gradually returns to West Coast cities

19 hours agoSource
US embassy in Libya urges for an immediate de-escalation and halt to attacks against Mitiga Airport in Tripoli, which endangered Libyan civilians seeking to perform the Hajj pilgrimage on August 3

19 hours ago
LNA Air Force targets the military camp in Tajoura area

20 hours ago
Mitiga International Airport in Tripoli suspended traffic

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>leave mitiga alone, we're going on hajj

and don't come back

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Assad isn't in Russia,
Both are 404

>no Jow Forums-x
yikers mate

sometimes he is

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that image is the spitting image of a Perry Rhodan mag cover. But a search reveals it's art. So is every trivial sci-fi cover of the 60s and 70s art now?
If shit is just old enough it turns into gold?

twitter.com/ANINewsUP/status/1159193948444905472

>Security tightened in Aligarh Muslim University in view of tentative debate by students on Kashmir issue. Police say, "We recieved info that some students were going to have a debate on Kashmir issue & scrapping of Article 370. As precautionary measure,we've deployed force" (7.8)

India is beyond parody

Ah, democracy

strawpoll.com/47c451c5

CHooCHoo
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>Tehran-Ankara train resumes after 4 years
presstv.com/Detail/2019/08/08/602956/TehranTurkey-passenger-train-resumes-after-4-yrs
After a four-year suspension, Iran launched the first Tehran-Ankara train, which made its inaugural trip to Turkey on Wednesday night. Carrying 200 passengers, the 5-car train departed Tehran at 10 PM local time.

The train will run once in a week. The entire trip from Tehran to Ankara will take some 60 hours. The train will have a stopover in Iran’s northwestern city of Tabriz before crossing the border and getting to Turkey’s Van province. The passengers will then take ferries across Lake Van to get to Ankara.

The first class train makes two-way trips, and people from Turkey can also travel to Iran using the train.

Iranian transport officials say this is just the beginning of rail transport between Iran and Turkey.

Tehran-Ankara passenger train services were suspended in 2015 following a terrorist explosion claimed by the outlawed PKK militant group which damaged a wagon but left no casualties.

Turkey is one of Iran’s major trade partners. The inauguration of the new train is part of the two sides’ 30-billion dollar annual trade target, which comes despite pressure by the US aimed at isolating Iran’s economy.

Each year, around 2-and-a-half million tourists commute between the two countries, mostly by airplanes.

Already having strong economic and cultural ties, Tehran and Ankara will take their relationship to the next level by launching this passenger train. Officials say this railway will diversify transportation modes between the two states, which will significantly improve tourism in both countries.

wasn't it always art? it hasn't become art due to time, it always was.
it may not be the best, but it still has it's place

Getting citizenship is very hard because you need to go through a bunch of steps including residing in the country, having your own place to live and then applying for citizenship which take a long time to process.
Churkas are a meme, they only exist in their shit holes, and Moscow/SPB and some border cities as guest workers. They can be annoying and scam tourists occasionally but they're extremely overstated.
>doctor
Then stay in the US and save up money. Move to a country with lower living costs later once you've saved up and invested. No need to worry about a job if your investments cover your living costs.
That's pretty much my plan, being a medical professional myself I'll come back to SPB when I've saved up the cash to just live off my investments forever. My apartment in Russia is tax-free because it's relatively small and my costs of living there would be tiny so I only need about $200k in investments to live like a king.

>Analyst: Israel playing a big role in India’s escalating conflict with Pakistan
>Robert Fisk is The Independent’s multi-award-winning Middle East correspondent, based in Beirut
Maybe something new or interesting.
>Israel selling arms to India
Wait, that's it? That hack only manage to produce this? Is this a joke? He is to journalism what Mueller to investigation.

Jow Forums-x is shit, what were those threads about

Almost everyone in the anti-SJW community were subjected by influence and control tactics on the part of Steve Bannon and Robert Mercer (probably with some help of foreign intelligence agents). They deployed a small army on bots and their own influencers to get every susceptible eceleb on YouTube on their side. Milo Yiannopoulos alone had dozens of paid ghostwriters, it was basically a psyops operation to get atheists and skeptics to love Israel.

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UK sentences epileptics to death

>Medical cannabis cannot be approved for use on children with severe epilepsy on the NHS as there is not enough evidence to prove it helps, watchdog rules. The decision by the National Institute for Healthcare Excellence dismayed campaigners and parents who say their children will suffer as a result.

GOD BLESS TRUMP AND GOD BLESS ISRAEL
DEATH TO RUSSIA AND DEATH TO SYRIA

A Bahraini dissident has said he was beaten and threatened with being thrown from the roof of the country’s embassy in London last month by staff trying to halt his rooftop protest against the execution of two men in the Gulf nation.

Moosa Mohammed said he feared for his life in the struggle atop the five-story Belgravia building. He said it began when an embassy staffer pushed him, then hit him with a metre-long plank of wood while he was perched precariously on the edge.

“We have two people being executed in Bahrain and you will be the third,” the man with the makeshift weapon said, according to Mohammed. His accomplice later declared that nobody would help him because he was on “Bahraini land”.

...the protester said that he believed he could have become “a second Jamal Khashoggi, in London,” comparing himself to the Saudi dissident murdered by the country’s agents in its embassy in Istanbul.

“I believed at the time he was trying to push me off the roof without anyone seeing that he had done this, so that it would look like I had fallen down by accident, or I had jumped off the roof,” Mohammed said, referring to the staffer he says had the weapon.

The incident is said to have taken place after Mohammed climbed to the top of the five-story embassy building at 10.30pm on 26 July via scaffolding in an attempt to get more coverage for a protest...

It ended when British police and the fire brigade took the unusual step of forcing entry to the embassy. Mobile phone footage filmed by fellow Bahraini activists shows that police became concerned when they saw Mohammed sitting on the edge of the roof with another person nearby.

Officers can be clearly heard at street level threatening to “break down the door” if the embassy staff visible from the rooftop did not return to their building. Once the police officers entered the building, the incident ended and the human rights protester was arrested.

Despite the protests, Bahrain went ahead with the executions.

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The amusing part is that the Neocons thought they could get anime fans on their side while also being anti-gay.

>Mass stabbing in California. A man killed 4 in a stabbing rampage that lasted hours. He was arrested at a 7-Eleven

Caligaza

lol US homicide rates are going through the roof recently.

Let's not antagonize the incel intifada, after all, they have no rights in their native country

>wasn't it always art?
I always liked it for it's unadultered sillyness but I doubt it has been considered art, at least not in the strict sense, I mean the stuff that hangs in galeries and gets sold to wealthy degenerates.

Thank you based nazbol flag, I always hear different opinions on the churkas, some say they are non-existent in Russian areas while others say they are taking over. But won't living costs rise, since I've just started university, it won't be until 30 that I'm making a full doctors wage, being around 100k a year.

>youtube.com/watch?v=6tJA9WSd9V4
what does r/sgay think about this?

At least it wasn't a gun.

>Hong kong actavists are all CIA agents

Not even suprised

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Based, Americans continue to kill each other faster then Iran, China and Russia ever could.

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Where do I even start reading about this stuff? I've read the syriagenerals.wordpress site, and while it's a nice short summary, it doesn't really go in-depth enough.

ask questions

Did anyone ever doubt that was the case?

All I can ask for is more learning resources (books, articles, videos, whatever) regarding the Middle East (not necessarily just Syria) that are not MSM.

>100k
M8 what? Unless you're in some backwater, MDs make way more than that. You're looking at $180k for a gp and way more for specilialists. I'm a pharmacist and even I pull over $120k.
Living costs are constantly rising but your wage will keep up with inflation for the most part and cost of living in other countries certainly won't outpace the US that much unless they have an economic crisis.

>"I visited The US capital several times"

Kek, he's not good at keeping a secret, the CIA training programme must be really underfunded.

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Nigs will be nigs. I bet the looting has gone up too.

Little do many people know that our banks are keeping the Chinese economy from imploding

thats a big ask. I would refer you to south front. they have a good video series detailing the intimate day to day, week to week events that have characterised this war.
additionally i can point you to ANA news - the abkhazian news network has also run a good series on the conflict (R&U videos).
now we have consumed thousands of pages of material on this conflict, some of it still relevant, some of it already outdated by changes o the ground. it makes it very difficult to just give you stuff. you might as well visit the archive and begin to track down each entry.

that said, wikipedia is an excellent starting point. but without specific questons it is very difficult for me to suggest something to you for reading or watching beyond the easy ones like those above.