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Robert Fisk: How long before the dominoes fall?
Scatterbrain 2011/08/25
Recall, then, the day De Gaulle was asked by an aide how the crowds greeting him after the 1944 liberation of France were as large as the crowds applauding Pétain a few weeks earlier. "Ils sont les mêmes," De Gaulle is said to have replied. "They are the same."

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Libya Inspires the Arabs - By Marc Lynch | Marc Lynch
The scenes of the joyous reception for Libyan "Freedom Fighters" entering Tripoli with little resistance yesterday sent an electric shock through the Arab public. The Jordanian blogger Naseem Tarawnah beautifully captured this regional effect: "Staying up last night to watch the events unfold on the streets of Tripoli, I cannot help but feel the sense of confidence that swept across the region las
Scatterbrain 2011/08/23
The urgency of preventing the coming massacre mattered more to them, and despite all the legacies of Iraq they demanded that the United States and the international community take on that responsibility.

Libya

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Business & Financial News, Breaking US & International News | Reuters.com
A dispute over aid that threatened the truce was overcome with the help of Qatar and Egypt. It underscored the fragility of the agreement, through which 50 Israeli hostages are to be exchanged for 150 Palestinian prisoners. Palestinian militants in West Bank say two 'collaborators' executedPalestinians in Gaza use truce to pick through rubble of homesTens of thousands join pro-Palestinian march in
Scatterbrain 2011/07/14
India

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Robert Fisk: The Tunisian whose <i>jihad</i> was for the people, not
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Scatterbrain 2011/03/06
chose death to the continuation of qahr – which in English might be translated as "total powerlessness". He preferred, as Tunisian psychoanalyst Fethi Benslama has remarked, "annihilation over a life of nothingness". Bouazizi, however, will not join the list of al-Qa'ida's favourite martyrs. He to

Robert Fisk

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