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   by foobarbazbarfoo 5y ago

   no, there is discussion (Iraqi news channels, will edit if I find text) In a nutshell, the Irani-backed militias and their political parties did terrible in the elections and are now saying the results were fake and threatening war if a gov
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   by foobarbazbarfoo 5y ago

   love your writing, can anyone recommend blogs like these
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   by foobarbazbarfoo 5y ago

   A lot of those scholars were not "Islamic" or "Muslim", just happened to live in the area. Many of them were christians (Church of the East), Sabians, Jews, or local hellenistic inspired cults. Also some of those transla
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   by foobarbazbarfoo 5y ago

   > A perfect example is Iraq -- the US installed Saddam Hussein, then armed him, let me rule the country to despair, then the US spent two decades removing him and re-destroying the country. All the while, cheap to free oil was extracted
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   by foobarbazbarfoo 6y ago

   no problem!
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   by foobarbazbarfoo 6y ago

   Im Iraqi-American :) coincidently, Iran was pro regime change (to be clear so was I, terrible execution though) in Iraq. For example, here are two ways I can list to show how detrimental Iran is to the stability, safety, and progress of my
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   by foobarbazbarfoo 6y ago

   please stop your America-centric view world look at how Iran is funding terrorist groups that brutally oppress people in Iraq, Lebanon, and Yemen. Syria is murky because they back the "official" government. Just keep in mind the w