I’m aware of their collaboration with western powers. I’m wondering if the Sahel Coups will inspire a spring of similar disgruntled military coups, but I’m not entirely faithful to the idea. The Sahel, specifically Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso, all suffer from massive terrorism due to the destruction of Libya, so im not sure how similar those conditions are for others.

I’m angry personally. The man was never fit to rule and it shows. The situation would nor have gotten to such a state if he had political expertise.

Still, he was dealt a horrible hand and was clearly preferable to the fundementalist scum ruling Syria at the moment.

The people that infuriate me more then anyone else are the Syrians who claim that everyone critical of the literal headchopping jihadist is an Assadist and clearly not Syrian. All it takes us being an Shia or Alawite to disprove that narrative but it’s obvious these people only care about Sunni Arab supremacy.

Almost got into an argument with a liberal I’m working with on a project, considering my father is from there, but determined it wasn’t worth the effort when we have deadlines to keep and group cohesion (being the project manager makes that more my responsibility as well).

The trap is expecting Israel to agree to the US demands. They aren’t real demands until the actually punishes the entity for disobedience.

Until that happens I have no trust in these discussions.

Yemen and it’s people deserve so much more than what the world will ever give them. The fact that anyone can see their actions as anything but justice truly makes obvious how rotten the western mind is.