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Source of instability and “terrorism” in the region is the support for the dictators like SISI. Why is there such enthusiastic support for such dictators? Also, look at the supporters of the dictators, you will see that they belong another Club: G7
if the Vatican had oil, like Saudi Arabia, Pope Francis would probably hang his child molesters, too! instead, now, he has to accuse their victims of slander! what a life...
The biggest problem the world has in fighting Islamic terrorism is the West Nations berate Islamic countries for combating them whilst harbouring Islamic terrorists within their midst ,
At least it's better than the religious totalitarian regime that the Muslim Brotherhood almost achieved.
Europe adopts a stupid and short-sighted strategy by supporting and whitewashing tyranny and authoritarism in the Arab world through misleading and false titles, anti_terrorism and illegal immigration...!!
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The Guardian view on Tory defections: hard truths for May | EditorialEditorial: The prime minister has been complicit in her party’s capture by a narrow, hardline faction No wonder the colonists revolted! Don't you mean goodbye to a narrow-minded TINY faction of hardline remainiacs that went against the very people that voted them in? All 3 will be gone at the next election. hullfair they do look remarkably happy to have escaped don't they?
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The Guardian view on Shamima Begum’s citizenship: removing it is not in Britain’s interest | EditorialEditorial: The hasty decision to take away the rights of a high-profile Isis recruit is likely to face a legal challenge. Whether or not it was lawful, it was wrong Any one care what the guardian says The paper is normally begging for donations. Symbolic of its political views. She is a member of ISIS. She pledged loyalty to Islamic State. The British shouldn't be withdrawing her citizenship. They should simple recognize that she is the one who discarded it. Her state is ISIS. If she's now stateless, that's her own doing. Nonsense
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The Guardian view on Facebook: the arrogance of power | EditorialEditorial: A few giant companies now control most of the internet. This gives democratic governments a paradoxical opportunity Do you know what's real arrogance? To think you are better just because the other do not engage with you, or he for this reason coward or inept. The most likely answer to this he just not want to waste his time on you, simply because he was already beaten you fair and square. Arrogance and a bit of ignorance as well, I think Facebook = Russian agents working alongside Putin to destroy democracy. Who in their right mind would risk having a Facebook account? It’s a huge internet security risk. Plus, gullible ✝️ Republicans love it. That’s enough to drive me away forever.
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The Guardian view on Britain’s political parties: Brexit is breaking the mould | EditorialEditorial: It would be ironic if, as Britain prepares to leave the EU, the country’s fragmentary politics became more characteristically European Certainly, the Theresa confusion to take clear stand amd after while Adamant of Exit making local interest picking up and a new challenge by Independent view n separation from main party, it's worrisome but a new Evolving , will affect outcome Brexit to all new
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The Guardian view on MPs and Brexit: they need the Wright stuff | EditorialEditorial: Defections from the big parties reinforce the case for parliament to become a legislature that can legislate
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The Guardian view on criminal justice: when prison doesn’t work | EditorialEditorial: Short sentences in dreadful jails do more harm than good. The justice secretary is right to want replace them Prison does work, while someone is in prison it stops them committing crime against the law abiding majority. It’s letting them out that fails pra quem? Vocês defendem a visão do criminoso. O lazarento comete crimes tem que ser enjaulado. VTNC
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