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  NATO needs to remove Assad rather than Gaddafi

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  The Western political elite is increasing pressure on Syria and its allies, forcing the latter to abandon the support for the regime of Bashar Assad. The EU is prepared to adopt new sanctions against Damascus. Syrian authorities have been accused of massive human rights abuses and brutal suppression of the opposition protests

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  Sudan: UN Speaks with a forked tongue

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  The UNO has called for a halt on attacks against civilians in South Sudan but where was the UNO when NATO was sending in mercenaries to Libya, where was the UNO when NATO strafed the Libyan water supply, where was the UNO when NATO targeted Libya's electricity supply? Where was the UN when the TNC-Terrorist-NATO Cabal was launched against Libya?

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  Scavengers fight for Libyan flesh

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  The powers-that-be acted like a group of street hooligans who attacked a passer-by, knocked him down and started fighting with each other because of the stolen wallet. However, it seems that European officials have learned to run before they could walk. It appears that it will be up for the United States to decide who is going to get what in Libya.

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  Sarkozy, the new Napoleon, wants to attack Iran

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  It seems that French President Nicolas Sarkozy has warmed to the role of Napoleon. The events in Libya have infatuated him. Gaddafi has not been toppled yet, but Sarkozy already threatens Iran. It goes without saying that the impunity of the aggressor gives birth to new predatory appetites. The Islamic Republic continues to move towards progress

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  Libya not enough for the West

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  The collapse of authoritarian regimes in Tunisia and Egypt, the events in Libya and Syria make many believe that the West has been preoccupied with building democracy in the Arab world. Who is next on the line? There is a concept in the West of how to make the revolutions in North Africa democratic and safe

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