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By Afghan standards it is just a typical "we're becoming a failed state" scenario. Nothing to worry about!
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 @PingSharp Argentinians have more lives than a cat, we've been saying this every year but miraculously they always seem to find a new loan
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 @Mirakolis So the weak game of Korean men is just genetical
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Coming up next year: the rise of East Sudan.
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Guys stop laughing at Somalia. Somalia is a very strong country, it has the 2nd strongest army besides Al-Shabaab and other militias in....Somalia.
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Desperate needs lead to desperate deeds, I am afraid for India, having a quasi failed state next to your border...
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Nah just Middle Easterners being Middle Easterners
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 @TheGreatLiberator1209 Israeli diaper force can indeed come where it pleases, its diapers can hold 24 hours I heard
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@davidescristofaros2241 This mentality "I couldn't give 2 fucks about what India and South Africa think about it", is why Russia is being able to evade sanctions and not be isolated... Go look at a map of countries who really put sanctions against Russia, there are even countries within the Eu that didn't do it and most "3rd world" countries also didn't. Your disrespect of the international law and arrogance shot you in your own foot and your still doing it.
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@YurinanAcquiline Without Africa France wouldn't even have electricity, without Africa the world wouldn't have enough resources for batteries and finally gas and oil from Nigeria and Algeria to Europe. Is this a joke?
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No, Africa knows what colonisation and repression is.
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If this happens, I will become the future Tsar of Azawad.
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I am also anti-theocracy, but most Iranians that are also anti-theocracy are pro-shash, which is more cringe tbh. Atleast this dictator is spending money on the Iranian arms industry m, the shash spent money on ice parties in the desert while the Iranians starved
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The events that happened in Hong Kong when China got the control back, were they also a great shock for pro-china Taiwanese? Would Taiwan be more open to China if China didn't act so authoritarian in Hong Kong?
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@atwarroyal8770 But ouch, India is having a hard time
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@gfyphg9871 Hungary. You know what I meant, don't twist my words. For years the west has violated international law, so now using the but now "we respect international law"-card is a weak move. You reap what you sow.
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 @qwerty-vp1sb Uhm it does, Bolivia has an important cultural and political influence in South America. This may cause a (maybe less harsh) reaction from South America.
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Because it always begins like this. Smaller wars, but because of the complex wens of alliances and geopolitics, every move has the risk of getting another country to participate in it.
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@myslepra661 Don't compare Sweden with the world mate 😂
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@J_X999 Ok Xi Jin Ping
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@davidescristofaros2241 And I'm telling you that's why Russia will win and isn't economically harmed yet by your sanctions. You couldn't even deliver the promised 1 million shells, while Russia produces a plurality of that on its own. Their production rate is way higher than yours and their growth is surpassing other European countries, while countries like Germany, Belgium and the U.K are in a slope. Why do you think Zelensky goes regularly to the African Union? The Arab League? The South American nations?
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Just dry the spillage with a towel
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@DejiiJones_ Do you even read the news? The day Bolivia did it, other South American nations recalled their envoys not so long after it. The even more influential Colombia and Chile too recalled it...
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Are you serious? Fertility's effects can only be felt in the long term. For example, if you take measures to increase fertility you'll see it until the next generation.
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My respect for India that it didn't become another failed autocracy increases with the day, the most unlucky neighbour lmfao. If the Indian subcontinent just stayed an island they'd be much better 😂.
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 @joseaca1010 Bro don't be shy go get that Guyanian oil
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Guatemala is such a cute countryname, makes me think about avocados
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 @Justanormalcat7 Belgium, Spain,France, U.K, Ireland, Sweden and Slovenia
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 @KingAgniKai 💀 have you seen the state of the world? There is no such thing as international law anymore.
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Inflation can never go to 0 and 0 is also damaging. An economy needs controlled inflation of a few percents. Otherwhise consumption will decrease too much
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@Skyjy10 Thanks! Really refreshing to get an explanation from the Taiwanese perspective! Weird to hear there are people that really like the CCP, but it shows that Taiwanese democracy even let's them express their opinion... But they want to destroy that privilege.
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Life has given you the hard mode 😂
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@Bumbaclart247 The fact that you caught it shows your superior intellect. With your wordsmithing capabilities, the future is wide open for you. Thank you, my lord.
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@dmvbay2535 The fact that you caught it shows your superior intellect. With your wordsmithing capabilities, the future is wide open for you. Thank you, my lord.
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@dkwhattouseasusername1012 I am independent on everything. I live in a forest with solar panels
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Did you make the presentor shave his head with Headson's blades lmao? Like the add commitment.
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 @d0loressk4ze28 But Luxembourg is even more depressing than Belgium. Speaking as a Belgian.
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 @user-hp6ye8zt9b lmfao how is that an argument that Israelis don't visit Turkey.... We didn't say only Israelis visit Turkey
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@sanjanamrt7628 And the person who was willingly denying and even defending it is now in jail. What's the difference?
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@joseaca1010 Yea I remember a funny sketch done by "zondag met Lubach Venezuela" years ago, sad to see the country of capybaras go so low
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@TheGreatLiberator1209 ironic that you call me a keyboard warrior while you're here talking like you're an Israeli 4 star general.... Come talk to the big boys when you did your military duty
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@TheGreatLiberator1209 "we go where we please" doesn't sound like "we can be who we want to be" and peaceful, especially when you're named "Israélite Militariste". But aight, you'll get the benefit of the doubt.
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Good, I am on a diet.
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@Max-nt5zs It would be easier for countries like Algeria or Morocco to have more influence. The Touareg people already have good connections with the North African countries.
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@chickenfishhybrid44 Again missing the point of my comment and exactly showing what I explained. Read my comment to the guy who said the exact same... The pseudo moral superiority is astonishing.
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@siyacer Tell me you know nothing about history without telling me you know nothing about history: 1. Korea was divided because of an ideological civil war (+ cold war meddling) and they just decided to stop at the 51th parallell. So they were completely the same... it was for political/geopolitical reasons, not religious or ethnic. 2. Israel is just simply colonisation, the Azeris and Armenians on the other hand already lived there. 3. Tf you mean with central Asia? 4. India was already explained to another commentor.
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@TerryDBlack This time we're not talking about corrupt and amateuristic, static Arab armies. Whose only battle experience was holding cheap Soviet weapons in parades. But guerilla organizations whose sole existence is war. They trained more than enough in Iraq and Syria. These organizations only win in wars of attrition, multiple fronts is their life elixer. You're comparing apples with pears.
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@Thesamurai1999 Uhm, not if you are in A MILITARY ALLIANCE
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Sri Lanka was doomed from the beginning. The world held it artificially alive by loaninh.
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@Bumbaclart247 Yes I do, that's why I thanked and praised you.
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@TheGreatLiberator1209 Temper lmfao, didn't know TheGreatLiberator1209 was so sensitive? You're the one talking like a 12yo "sh*t, I would reread your first comment if I was you. You thought you sounded edgy and cool, but yea..It was far from that.
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@JcoleMc Azawad doesn't exceed the border of Mali and Algeria doesn't neglect its Touareg people like Mali so I don't think it will happen in Algeria.
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So Egypt's old socialist past and its policies is still haunting them.
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@Doge811 Lol, that's theoretically but then why did European leaders visit countries like Libya, Nigeria and Algheria for gasdeals? Because Europe doesn't even have enough LNG ports to import from far away countries. Venezuela lmao? They can't even produce enough for their own domestic needs. Africa's population will double, so it is a cheap labour market and a huge consumer population, which can't be said for Europe's aging population. Conumerism led growth in Europe is already stagnating. Funny how you ignored my battery argument. Eu leader Ursula Von Der Leyen herself said Europe needs to counter China's growing influence in Africa if it wants to stay relevant for the rest of the century... I said Uranium because France gets most of it from Africa, they can always get it from other countries ofcourse.
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Why don't they just simply divide it like Pakistan and India were divided? Majority azeri go to Azerbeidzjan and majority Armenian villages/cities go to Armenia?
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Me, Venezuela has the biggest natural reserve of latinas
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 @jagplaysroblox2169 Hezbollah is everywhere, they are even in the healthcare sector. And they have massive support, they are the ones who kept ISIS out of Lebanon.
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@TheTophatCheeseyo That's forbidden knowledge that will only happen in another parallel universe
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@LibertepourlesIranienset-kh3ur It does generate money...But because of the autocratic regime, the money doesn't get to the people. Every rich country has a major arms industry. Funny how you missed my most important point: most anti-ayatollah Iranians want an autocratic shash in return. "Most Iranians are poor while the regime's religious clergy is rich and living with luxurious Volkswagen or Ferrari cars" are we talking about the shash here or about the ayatollah lol? A parliamantary democracy like under Mossadegh is the only right way.
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 @TerryDBlack They literally invaded with American help and returned with a tail between their legs. Search the Battle of Bint Jbeil. That's enough info to prove you're incorrect.
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Because they are just European converts
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If they want, I can accept the honorable, but hard task of carrying the Russian population.
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Indeed, yet our leaders still fall for it. 1 summit without these "altruistic negotatiors" and most problems would be solved.
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@JcoleMc Better than Mali doesn't mean good.
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It is bought by the British, educate yourself before Talking
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@1littlelee Ouch
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@Dorgpoop Again, that's because of poor oversight and it was done on a massive scale, with good oversight it shouldn't go wrong...Many people literally went by foot...This region is developed enough to support such a great logistics challenge.
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No comment was ever so accurate @hoteny
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@oligarchicserf3489 In Europe Auschwitz deniers to this day het sent to jail.
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@oligarchicserf3489 SHE IS THE LEADER OF THE NATION, although she doesn't deserve to be a leader. A leader doesn't abandon his/her fellow countrymen so it can please the majority.
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@rygar218 According to my knowledge the people of Myanmar also were silent, so maybe they'll feel some compassion after this. To be frankly, Myanmar did this to itself, all ethnic groups profiting for the short term and being happy with the small portions the army promised/gave to you.
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Stfu what kind of argument is this? Turkey already took 3 million Syrians. And it's the land of the Palestinians, are you advocating to displace Palestinians to Turkey just because Turkey wants an end to warcrimes? 🤡
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@nolga3569 So? The USA also used chemical weapons in Fellujah. The use of chemical weapons doesn't mean you're winning or losing. It was a stalemate, nobody won or lost. Iran was sending 14 to 12 years old boys to the front and unmotivated Iraqis deserted brand new Soviet weapons: it was a stalemate, albeit in Irans favour: they kicked back the Iraqis, but they never had the capacity to cause a major blow and reach Baghdad. We're lucky Algeria mediated a ceasefire.
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@AeneasGemini A small price to pay
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@oo--7714 Yeah but they got major support from the world community and would still have fought if it wasn't for their help.
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 @rossnation9062 And then everybody clapped and laughed with you right? Lmfao, top 10 things that never happened:
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Nah , we want raw IQ smart people
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Turk thinks every country is unstable as his, mind your own unstable and unstrustable armu
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@knackiechan4011 Again, if you stopped cherrypicking and read everything like an adult with enough attention span. You'd see that wasn't the main argument.
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@knackiechan4011 Quote it.
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@knackiechan4011 Good to know you need reading comprehension lessons and attention lessons.
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@knackiechan4011 Do you even know how electricity shortages work? Shortages means that they put off the power in a whole sector or area for more vital areas. Since 1/3 of the households get their electricity from African rss that means that a huge part of France will be without electricity.... It isn't rocket science.
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@knackiechan4011 Now where in that sentence did I say all its electricity comes from it? Told you you need English lessons. Common L ratio.
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@4m4n40 Not the one that started a blockade, massacred, displaced and put millions of people under surveillance and in concentration camps since 1945? Interesting
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@Max91019 Because it was poorly done by the Brits and it had a huge population. This region is smaller and so oversight will be easier.
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@Win32error854 Well fact is like tldr said there are like 25% Azeris now.
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@VTh-f5x Brazilians aren't latino, but they 2nd place
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Dumb comment, especially since it comes from an Indian who experienced colonisation themselves. Cringe.
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@lordpolish2727 UAE,Saudi Arabia
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@lordpolish2727 Indeed but I wasn't the one who said Arab countries were richer. But you also have to think about the wars and the help Poland gets from the EU. You guys are in the top countries that get the most EU money...
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@Lena-vw6ye How is the weather there in Beijing, Xi?
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@Lena-vw6ye Educated? Your arguments are flawed, maybe educated in anti Winnie The Pooh theories, Chinese bot'
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@Lena-vw6ye There is nothing to debunk since your arguments aren't even valid, no evidence or figures... Can't sound educated when I'm responding to an uneducated bot ;).
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This isn't Pan Arabism, it will even strengthen the dictators. They'll have less oil prices going down=more stability=Happy People=safe dictators.
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Nah papa Maduro deserves that black gold
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There is no tribalism in North Africa lol. And democracy in Iran worked fine, until the west overthrew them for oil.
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You think we want another insecure autocrat throwing ice parties of billions for Western monarchs in the dessert and sending hooligans to beat us regularly while the people are starving? This comment sounds like you're from the previous century, we had a democratically elected leader, but some person thought the same and now we're stuck with this Islamic Republic. News flash: we're sovereign and independent and nobody's puppet.
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@couldbeanybody2508 There is a huge difference with Argentina and China. If China falls, the whole world will feel it. When Argentina fell, only the neighbours felt it.
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@niccolopolo5813 South America has a huge impact on the agricultural sector and has a big quantity of resources...The world doesn't revolve around Europe and North America only... There's a reason China, Russia, the USA and Europe are competing for influence there...🤡
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@joaovitormatos8147 Who in South America doesn't see the USA as an enemy after all their meddling and installment of dictatorships in South America? Narrow minded analysis, only to be expected from an American...
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This Turkish 'ally" blackmailed NATO in one of the hardest times for its own interests. Since dictators like dictators. We should trade Turkey for Ukraine.
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 @drake5518 Yes, if this dispute becomes acknowledged. It will cause a domino effect of former colonies claiming land again
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@user-tm2bq2oz7l Most wealthy Iranians with power and lobbypower are descendants from the corrupt officers and servants/workers of the Shah who fled to the west after the revolution. I didn't say every anti-ayatollah group is pro-Shah, but the majority of them are, albeit because they are uneducated or like I mentionned before for personal reasons. Just look at the flag they use.
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Lol, didn't the USA also backstab the Kurds just recently? This is geopolitics, Saudi Arabia supplied it with oil for decades. There are no friends, only mutual interests.
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@wiseass2149 Papi Putin
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حمار فقط فلسطين الهولندية موجودة
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@BeEmoBro Roman historians talking about Palestina from 2000 years ago🤡
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@BeEmoBro 🤡🤡🤡 imagine using the bible as an argument. I hope the other colonizers are smarter than you
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@echidnanatsuki882 Ok, Goldstein.
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@toyotaprius79 But in the previous century, the work regulations were lower so that doesn't add up.
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@bigboyrambo2009 Ataturk wanted western help against the USSR and western investment. Your comment proves to me that you don't even know Turkish history.
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@bigboyrambo2009 What? Ataturk wanted to get closer to the west and eventually made the bolsheviks his enemies. He westernized whole Turley by banning the headscarf, changing the alphabet to Latin alphabet.Your comment is not accurate.
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@bigboyrambo2009 So? The Bolsheviks also gave weapons to the Mongols and the Chinese communists and later they became enemies. Your understanding of history is very short-minded. It is a fact Ataturk was western minded.
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Indonesia has a legitimate reason, Egypt is just another insecure dictator who wants a megaproject. The Egyptians built like 4 other "capitals" in the desert, that failed completely.
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@gulaschnikov5335 1 word: humor.
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@thekingminn Yeah well if she did the opposite she could for once unite the country. But sure, it is a complicated matter.
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@atwarroyal8770 Pakistan has nuclear weapons and more t*rrorists.
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@user-op8fg3ny3j Historically, "her"/"she" was commonly used as a pronoun for not only women, but also for both countries and ships (e.g. sailing vessels). However, that usage has more or less fallen out of favor, and instead "its" has become the preferred pronoun. Nevertheless, you'll still see "she" or "her" used depending on the preferences of the author.
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But this time the western world is in a more precarious situation :(
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We need India to do something, before China gets more influence.
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@captainvanisher988 Well imagine, you get exploited and used for cheap labour. Get no legal papers or even a proper identity card and have to live your whole life without a prospect on a good future and on daily U.N rantsions. People have started world wide révolutions for less.
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Kurds have been fighting ISIS bravely and this is their cowardly reaction...
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@AL-lh2ht Have you even watched the video? They literally explained that Qatar does it for itself and has its own interests...
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And he even has the same moustache like our Saddam
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@NineSeptims MWAHAHAHAHAHA, nice
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@grimaffiliations3671 Ah I thought you meant inflation. I know nothing about Mexico, but the only thing keeping Russia afloat is its war economy. But like every war economy the price will be huge. Everyday their other sectors are weakening and more resources are going to the defense Industry. Russians will feel the damage once the war is over.
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@nox5555 It isn't a theory, it's one of the fundamentals of micro-macro. Then people will wait because "maybe it'll get cheaper".... Lmfao, calling one of the most accepted ideas in economy "stupid" isn't only arrogant but shows how much you really know about the subject...
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@GwainSagaFanChannel I swear I see you everywhere
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Germany has long ago lost its credibility, even a Belgian minister criticised Germany
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@לעזאזלעםגוביידן What color are your Shell shares?
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Because China doesn't have much bases nor the military capability yet to protect the world trade on such a big scale. The only thing the Chinese navy is good at, is harassing small Asian fishermen. Congrats, you just discovered a big plot: even China is hugely dependent on the USA for the free trade that made them huge :).
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And the most important part: the U.S keeps sabotaging itself, like now with Ukraine and Israel. Proving that its allies can't always count on the USA
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@myslepra661 Belgium. Its IT and education rank is very low compared to its European neighbours.
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 @marcocappelli5124 Debating with zionists is throwing your time away, they'll just throw an immature tantrum and give ad hominems. Not worth it bro.
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@RK-cj4oc There never was a taboo about official states going to war with eachother lol. Happened very frequently between Azerbeidzjan and Armenia, Kyrgyzstan and Tadzjikistan and so on... The only taboo that was broken is that a war happened on the European continent again, which nobody ever expected.
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He does this to everyone tbh, to Arabs too. They gave him so many loans, yet Turkish nationalists can't keep their fingers from their keyboard nowadays to hate on Arabs.
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Funny how you wrote this comment and taught "yeah, exactly I am so smart"🤡
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They don't even have the decent infrastructure to extract their oil right now and still want more oil lmao. Prime example of greed💀
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@my-king Because he is a brainless zombie just reading what's written on the screen. Besides, I am also drinking tea, respect.
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We can nuke Putin with genorisity and kindness 💫💫💫❤️
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@Kalimdor199Menegroth By stable do you mean no revolution? China's grip on the population is way too high to even be able to start a riot. Look how fast they opressed Hong Kong, a city that had a democratic traditions of decades. Most of the Chinese have never known democracy, so they don't even know what they would be fighting for.
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Idiocracy
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