TSR Foreign Affairs Hub
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Re: TSR Foreign Affairs HubThat's hardly hysterical....(Original post by Lord Hysteria)
Arh! There is so much I want to respond to here, but I have to get ready to meet some friends to go out in central London ... I shall respond to this tomorrow - but you do sound rather hysterical ! But I have debated you before, and you're easy to bend
Have fun.
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Ben Ali's called a state of emergency.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-12195025
It's beautiful. -
Re: TSR Foreign Affairs HubThink there will be a change?(Original post by Stalin)
Ben Ali's called a state of emergency.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-12195025
It's beautiful.
Why does the West support this guy? The French sectary of state (or someone high in government) said French Riot police could be sent in to help put down the riots. -
Re: TSR Foreign Affairs HubUnfortunately, I don't have my crystal ball with me at the minute, but I certainly hope so.(Original post by Aj12)
Think there will be a change?
Why does the West support this guy? The French sectary of state (or someone high in government) said French Riot police could be sent in to help put down the riots.
In short, the French--and I say this without bias as I'm currently living in France--still have trouble believing that the French Empire ended. The government continues to conduct its foreign affairs like it did when it had its Empire, that is to say by centralising the authority in its ex-colonies. So, in essence, the ex-colonies have now become companies, the French government installs and funds a dictator--who acts as the CEO--in order to promote trade. The government receives the resources from the ex-colonies and the ex-colonies--or dictators rather--receive military technology (French-made of course) and infrastructure (which is also French-made).
The government conducted its foreign policy very similarly with Saddam Hussein, which is why they threatened to veto a second UN resolution against his regime.
I'd vote for Cameron in the next election if he sent the British force in Cyprus to Tunisia in order to help the people oust the tyrant. -
Re: TSR Foreign Affairs HubWell hopefully he'll realise that he cant just keep the status quo any longer.(Original post by Stalin)
Well done, Tunisia!
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They like him because he's a personality and in touch with Italian people. He's also chairman of AC Milan remember and used to be a media mogul, the most powerful in Italy before becoming PM so he definitely knows how to manipulate the press. He is starting to receive more widespread criticism now that he's making error after error.
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Re: TSR Foreign Affairs HubA revolution's pointless if the the President is ousted by his PM is left in charge.(Original post by sandys1000)
Well hopefully he'll realise that he cant just keep the status quo any longer.Last edited by Stalin; 15-01-2011 at 02:31. -
Re: TSR Foreign Affairs HubThere's going to be a re-election in 6 months isn't there? He's just playing the Dalglish role atm.(Original post by Stalin)
A revolution's pointless if the the President is ousted by his PM is left in charge. -
Re: TSR Foreign Affairs HubAnd underage(Original post by adam_zed)
Fair play though, she is stunning.
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Re: TSR Foreign Affairs Hub"Meet the new boss, same as the old boss."(Original post by CombineHarvester)
There's going to be a re-election in 6 months isn't there? He's just playing the Dalglish role atm.
He's promised that there'll be a re-election in six months time? And you trust him? People have died fighting Ben Ali's mob in order to free the country and this is what they've been given? A pinky promise?
I sincerely hope they don't accept this utter nonsense of an offer and continue to stage their protests. The country is theirs for the taking and it would be a great shame if they stopped so close to the goal line.
Great example of people power.