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6-Sep-14 World View -- Debka: ISIS is targeting the Euphrates and Tigris river basins in Iraq

India to release 250,000 prisoners awaiting trial

** 6-Sep-14 World View -- Debka: ISIS is targeting the Euphrates and Tigris river basins in Iraq
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Contents:
BBC's great event 'problems of the world' ignores China
India to release 250,000 prisoners awaiting trial
Debka: ISIS is targeting the Euphrates and Tigris river basins in Iraq
Full text of Ayman al-Zawahiri message


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Generational Dynamics, Speakers' Corner, London, India,
Islamic State / of Iraq and Syria/Sham/the Levant, IS, ISIS, ISIL,
Ayman al-Zawahiri, Iraq, Euphrates river, Tigris river, Mahmudiya

Good point about the BBC. And, I'd like to add, the boobs on this board who spend all of their time talking about Israel and the Muslims. Keep talking while the Chinese keep advancing.

Guest wrote:Good point about the BBC. And, I'd like to add, the boobs on this board who spend all of their time talking about Israel and the Muslims. Keep talking while the Chinese keep advancing.

Boobs?

China --

As in " The Manchurian Candidate (1962) a movie " too craze to believe ? and today too likely to be true?

"Its importance as an un-nervingly close-to-the-truth statement was underlined when it was withdrawn and suppressed from movie theaters after the death of President Kennedy one year later."
http://www.filmsite.org/manc.html

I think part of the reasons why China isn't mentioned is because even though some people know it, they just don't want to believe it. We had a similar attitude in the 1930s regarding Germany and Japan, even when it had become quite obvious that we were headed for another world war. Admittedly, this is just my observations, and I could be incorrect, but I think that plays a role.

Trevor wrote:

I think part of the reasons why China isn't mentioned is because even though some people know it, they just don't want to believe it. We had a similar attitude in the 1930s regarding Germany and Japan, even when it had become quite obvious that we were headed for another world war.

It's, psychologically speaking, called denial.