Mortars and media - weapons against the Syrian people

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Mortars and media - weapons against the Syrian people24 March, the day of the 14 anniversary of the NATO aggression against Yugoslavia, heard such a crash in Damascus that the tragic days of Belgrade were remembered, but I didn’t have to witness that, but those shots were seen by the whole world ... NATO members - they do it with the hands of their hirelings from the so-called “free Syrian army.

Two districts of Damascus were fired. One is near the Ministry of Higher Education of the SAR, the other is not far from Abbasiinov Square. In total, 10 people were injured. Damage to buildings and many parked cars.

And while I was writing these lines, the militants fired a mortar from the Opera House in Damascus. Art is also hostile and alien to them. The 1 man died and 7 was injured.

It looks like the militants are mastering the new tactics of terror - mortar attacks against civilians are being more and more often. No one ever knows where the next missile will go. They decided to keep all residents of the Syrian capital at bay in order to break the will of the people. Tactics, quite worthy of their teachers - fascism and NATO.

The capital of Syria has said goodbye to the murdered gangsters of Muslim scholar Muhammad Said Ramadan Al-Buti, who was known throughout the Arab world for his sermons against the wicked policies of the West, for his calls for peace and unity among nations. The ceremony took place in the Umayyad Mosque, in which thousands of people took part - representatives of various denominations. Mentors of the Christian Church also came to bid farewell to a Muslim sheikh.

Syrian President Bashar Al-Asad, expressing condolences to the family of the deceased scientist, the families of others who died during the attack and the entire Syrian people, said that the blood of these martyrs, like all those who died for their Motherland, was not spilled. “We will follow his teachings, resist extremism and cleanse our country of terrorism. The Syrian people will never forget the sermons of Sheikh Al-Buti, words of true faith, love and brotherhood, which united and will unite Muslims all over the world, ”said the head of state.

Actions to commemorate those who died in the course of this monstrous terrorist act took place not only in Damascus, but also in Paris - there are also people who understand the destructiveness of the policies of the same France towards Syria.

While militants blow up mosques and bombard houses and theaters with mortars, there are other acts against Syria weapon - namely, the global media. They not only exaggerate the success of the militants, as it happened, for example, with reports that those who managed to occupy the area of ​​Wadi Ad-Deif in the province of Idleb. The command of the Syrian army categorically denied this "information", noting that this is done in order to raise the morale of the terrorists.

No, the media has descended to blatant lies and has repeatedly reported the "death" of Bashar Al-Assad. Compiled version, as if he was shot by some Iranian bodyguard. They even invented the name of the one who attempted to eat - Mahdi Yakubi (it was equally possible to write that it was Russian bodyguard Ivan Ivanov).

This kind of “information” appeared on the Israeli website with reference to some unnamed Arab media. Amy Ferris-Rotman, the same Reuters correspondent, hurried to reprint the same misinformation, from where she was taken by major Western mass media dupes.

This is the sixth time when the media "bury" the president of Syria. At first it was 27 March 2012, when Bashar Al-Assad visited the positions of the military in Homs. Then - 18 July 2012, when the attack occurred that took the lives of the Minister of Defense of the SAR and other commanders of the Syrian army. Someone started a rumor that allegedly the president was killed along with them. Then, on August 6, they created a fake twitter for Russian Interior Minister Vladimir Kolokoltsev and sent a similar “duck” through him. Then it turned out that V.Kolkoltsev doesn’t have an account in this social network at all. The following stuffing of this kind was at the beginning of December, when it was reported that he had come under fire, and the liars' imagination had even reached the point that his body was allegedly transported ... to Moscow. Then a similar rumor was allowed in February of this year - allegedly the residence of the head of state was shelled, although in fact mortar shells hit the hospital and the nursing hostel.

And now - again, such a disgrace, replicated even by some Russian mass media. And in Damascus itself, and in the Syrian embassy in Moscow, these ridiculous rumors were refuted. Moreover, Bashar Al-Assad had no Iranian bodyguard at all.

On the day when the media broadcast that Syrian President was killed or wounded as a result of the assassination attempt of the mythical Iranian security guard - Bashar Al-Assad issued a decree on the establishment of branches of engineering and electrical engineering departments of the University of Damascus in Suweida. This really is a struggle of life and death: while someone “buries” the president, he thinks about the development of science in his unconquered country.

However, on the same day, information was received that an attempt was made on the leader of the so-called “Syrian free army” Riyad Asaad (in Syria they joke: maybe the media got confused because of some consonance of names?). Blast deserter tore his leg. Knowing the customs of the rebels, we can assume that they attempted their own.

And the mores of these terrorists from the so-called SSA are visible firsthand. 24 March in the village of Yabrud, located between Damascus and Homs, there was a major disassembly between the two militant groups. They shared money and weapons smuggled in from Lebanon. During the dismantling destroyed their own warehouse, along with several militants.

At one time, Voltaire said that the Holy Roman Empire is no longer holy, Roman, or empire. About the so-called “Syrian free army”, it can be said that from the very beginning it is neither a Syrian, nor free, nor an army. It is not Syrian, as it is inspired from the outside, supplied with weapons from other states hostile to Syria, it has thousands of foreign mercenaries, especially from Libya, Afghanistan, even from Chechnya. It is not free, because there can be no question of any struggle for freedom when innocent people are killed and kidnapped. It is not an army, because terrorist groups cannot be called an army, which, in theory, the whole world should have fought.
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  1. Nevsky
    +8
    26 March 2013 08: 41
    Something about the events in Syria, less and less read and leave comments. what The trend is not very however. Somalia also does not discuss. It is sad. The massacre in Syria is becoming a familiar gray picture in the media ...
    1. +8
      26 March 2013 08: 57
      It's very simple, our states are adopting a very passive policy on this issue, the situation in Syria is little covered, or not covered at all in our media. There are no protests at the doors of the embassies. For the death of the "great oligarch." Well, even local channels broadcast, they have already gathered to bury him on the Homeland, they are putting forward versions of death. Let's also declare a three-day mourning for the entire CIS ...
      1. 0
        26 March 2013 17: 00
        Maybe the media does not want to excite people once again. It is certainly not right to hide the truth, but Russia is not yet ready for direct intervention in the Syrian conflict, therefore, it is not necessary to raise the public ahead of time. No time yet.
        1. +2
          26 March 2013 22: 05
          It is necessary to wage an information war for Syria. To refute Western and pro-Western media with their deceitful misinformation. And if you are silent, then the people will be fooled by their vile journalism, correspondents.
    2. +1
      26 March 2013 13: 02
      Yes, the situation there has passed into a protracted stage, news comes, both good and bad.
      And it was somehow unpleasant to read about the next explosions and deaths - I began to notice that I was avoiding such news.
      And most importantly - some kind of dead end.
      The only thing that could change the situation in Syria is that the sponsors of the terrorists would run out of money or their conscience would wake up, which is very doubtful and unrealistic.
    3. 0
      26 March 2013 13: 46
      It’s very interesting how this massacre becomes familiar to you ...
      1. 0
        26 March 2013 14: 52
        Where did you find the word "familiar" there?
      2. 0
        26 March 2013 16: 41
        Does this massacre still surprise you?
    4. +7
      26 March 2013 17: 19
      Syrian army knocks out militants from Bab Amro district in Homs




      The Syrian army today drove illegal armed groups out of the Bab Amro area in the south of the city of Homs. This is reported by Reuters with reference to the London "Monitoring Center for Human Rights." The militants fled the largely ruined and uninhabited area of ​​Homs.

      The Bab-Amro area was seized by militants of the Islamist groups Jabhat-al-Nusra and Al-Farouk back in 2011 and was held by them for a long time, becoming a bandit enclave. Local residents fled to other parts of the city or to the countryside of the province.

      Those who did not have time to escape in time were tortured and killed by the militants on one suspicion of sympathy for the government forces. Christians supporting the "inhuman regime" have their heads cut off.

      March 3-4, 2012, government forces conducted a special operation in Bab-Amro to clean up the area from members of bandit formations. Most of the militants were destroyed, the rest fled north to the Ar Rastan region and south to the Al Quseir region. Bab Amro during the fighting turned into predominantly deserted ruins.

      A year later, on March 10, 2013, gangs blocked in the northern regions of Homs broke through the encirclement and again occupied the dilapidated buildings of the Bab Amro area, but survived here under constant rocket and artillery fire for only 16 days.
    5. +1
      26 March 2013 17: 59
      Under the supervision of the CIA



      The American intelligence services have organized a large-scale network that supplied 3500 tons of weapons to Syrian militants. The purchases were carried out in Croatia, the buyers were representatives of the Arab states, and transport for the transfer of boxes across the border was provided by Turkey. Formally, the United States is supplying Syria with only "non-lethal weapons" and "humanitarian aid." However, representatives of the State Department are cunning when they talk about "peaceful supplies," according to The New York Times. Behind the backs of the diplomats, CIA agents have created a network that continuously supplies militants in northern Syria with heavy weapons.

      US intelligence officers helped their Middle East partners organize supply chains. Weapons are purchased in Croatia, which has long been a supplier of weapons to American allies around the world. The buyers are Saudi Arabia and Qatar, the newspaper said.

      Weapons purchased in Europe arrive at the Turkish Esenbog airport in the suburbs of Ankara. There it is loaded onto trucks and wagons and sent to the border with Syria. After that, the boxes under special protection are sent to the militant bases, where weapons are handed out to ordinary fighters.

      According to The New York Times, US intelligence officers monitor arms shipments along the way. They monitor purchases in Croatia, oversee the unloading of aircraft in Turkey and distribute weapons to the "right" groups of "Syrian rebels".

      “According to the most conservative estimates, the total volume of cargo reaches 3500 tons. The intensity of the transfer of weapons to Esenboga Airport suggests that there is a well-planned covert operation behind these shipments, ”says Hugh Griffiths, a specialist at the Stockholm Peace Institute.
      Recently, the supply of weapons has increased, notes the American newspaper. In 2012, the Arab countries and Turkey delivered weapons to the militants independently of each other. However, at the beginning of 2012, they were able to agree on common interests and create a powerful transport network under the supervision of the CIA.

      This is not the first information about the supply of weapons to Syria. At the end of February 2013, reports appeared in the press about the transfer of large batches of mortars and grenade launchers across the border between Syria and Jordan. These parties were intended for the militants of the Free Syrian Army, who are fighting in the cities and steppes of southern Syria.
      Source: russian.rt.com
      1. Ruslan_F38
        0
        26 March 2013 18: 46
        Well then, it is necessary to inflict point strikes on transshipment points, incl. and in Jordan with Turkey. Nobody dares to fight with us anyway!
    6. +4
      26 March 2013 18: 14
      And here is a new video from Syria



      1. Ruslan_F38
        +3
        26 March 2013 18: 44
        Militants urinate - excellent! And they thought that they had come for a walk - the movie had seen enough of them apparently. Well done tank crews, they came up with a cool idea - minimum costs, maximum effect!
    7. DeerIvanovich
      0
      26 March 2013 18: 34
      Well, why do I always read to keep abreast of things, comments are not always time to write
  2. +6
    26 March 2013 09: 05
    I always read material. I understand that there is a struggle not for life, but for death. At the same time, events stopped in terms of the absence of shifts. This is a worrisome symptom, as defending constantly is the path to defeat.
    1. +2
      26 March 2013 13: 48
      This is a pause, then there will be a sharp jump ... it looks like it has already begun. Now, weapons will go from France to England and the warm season will begin ... and the heat will go over again.

      I would not talk about defeated moods. There are such sentiments that while at least one Syrian soldier is alive, the war will not end.
      1. +2
        26 March 2013 20: 34
        So then it is, the Syrians do not give up, which cannot but rejoice. But the country is plunging into chaos and the Middle Ages deeper and deeper. Preservation of statehood with the complete destruction of the state, also a defeat sad
        Need to seize the initiative, otherwise it will be too late stop angry , and Syria alone is hardly capable of it, Syria is not the USSR, it needs help in the fight against world fascism am
        1. Gari
          0
          26 March 2013 23: 10
          Quote: Firstvanguard

          So then it is, the Syrians do not give up, which cannot but rejoice. But the country is plunging into chaos and the Middle Ages deeper and deeper. Preservation of statehood with the complete destruction of the state, also a defeat

          Before the war in Syria, we can say there was no crime at all, there was definitely no theft, there the thieves were simply hung on pillars, not to mention banditry
          In 90 years and especially 2000 years, the economy was on the rise
          Now, where there is no open hostilities, people are stolen openly, they can just steal on the street for the purpose of ransom, or they can just kill if you protect Assad.
    2. +1
      28 March 2013 00: 09
      I am sure that everything will be fine and the Syrian army will shoot these jackals.
  3. Legion47
    +5
    26 March 2013 09: 08
    Every time I read articles about the suffering of the people in Syria from bearded thugs and the indifference of the rudimentary United Nations, the soul is not in place and it seems to me that as soon as they finish in the Middle East they will go north and specifically to Kazakhstan, especially since there is already soil in the form of Wahhabis .. They must be stopped there otherwise our families will be under attack!
  4. +5
    26 March 2013 09: 13
    The article is correct, in the subject, but where does fascism? In Germany, 1933-1945 ruled the ball National Socialism. But there were no fascists. Those have been in Italy since 1923.
    One must know such things and not confuse the concept.
    1. +2
      26 March 2013 20: 37
      Fascism - not according to historical background, but in essence, the most real, world. General human.
  5. vladsolo56
    +2
    26 March 2013 09: 19
    I look through the information from Syria daily, it is clear that if there were no daily replenishment of the militants, they would have been killed for a long time. The question is that the United States, NATO and the countries of Arabia have invested so much money in this war that they will not retreat, no matter how cool they need to return the money invested, only for this they have to remove the Assad government. Today, it is clear to everyone that without outside help, Syria can not cope. Modern wars are won by those who have more money.
    1. Yarbay
      +4
      26 March 2013 10: 50
      Quote: vladsolo56

      I look through the information from Syria daily, it is clear that if there were no daily replenishment of the militants, they would have been killed for a long time

      and there are too many, tens of thousands, and not 5-6 as some authors write here!
    2. 0
      26 March 2013 22: 24
      Yankees and geyrops with money are also tense. Once they began to take money from depositors in banks. Cyprus is only the beginning. Hurry, they would have already had a financial collapse.
  6. +5
    26 March 2013 09: 39
    What is there to comment. The bandits began to squeeze themselves into the next world. One feels everything will soon end for Syria. In favor of Assad.
    And if we conduct a couple more exercises in the middle-earth using the BDK, not a single live action movie will remain in Syria next year.
    1. Nevsky
      +2
      26 March 2013 09: 49
      Wedmak, you are an optimist however, only for this you "+" wink
  7. 0
    26 March 2013 10: 45
    But is it not time for Russia to say its weighty word in the form of introducing a peacekeeping contingent?
    1. nnkfrschk
      +6
      26 March 2013 11: 11
      A good offer, but what will he guard there? You can’t hide every house, there are 23 million citizens in Syria, and bandits always attack in an unprotected or weakly covered place. The most important parts of the country - chemical weapons depots, airfields, air defense bases - are covered and so on.
      the only benefit of introducing a peacekeeping contingent is to place them near chemical weapons depots and declare that now chemical weapons are reliably protected from terrorists, thus removing a possible pretext for an invasion.
      1. +1
        26 March 2013 11: 51
        nnkfrschk
        Not a bad idea by the way, not a bad idea!
        1. -1
          26 March 2013 12: 49
          By the way, was the topic that Assad turned to the CSTO for the introduction of peacekeepers, or am I confusing something?
      2. Yarbay
        0
        26 March 2013 13: 14
        Quote: nnkfrschk
        The most important parts of the country — chemical weapons depots, airfields, air defense bases — are already covered.

        24.03.2013/00/01, Beirut 43:XNUMX:XNUMX In Syria, the rebels reported the seizure of an air defense base (air defense), located near a strategic highway in the south of the country. The southern provinces of the country, bordering Jordan and Israel, are becoming an increasingly important battle zone of government forces with armed opposition, reports Reuters.

        The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR), based in the UK and having a network of rebel sources in Syria, also reported the death of the base commander, General Mahmoud Dervish. A video uploaded by SOHR shows his body lying in a pool of blood.

        "After 16 days of violent clashes, fighters from the Al-Nusra front, the Yarmouk Martyrs' Brigades and other battalions took control of the 38th Division's air defense base near Saida near the Damascus-Amman highway," SOHR said in a statement.
        http://www.rbc.ru/rbcfreenews/20130324000143.shtml

        https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=fFM9PEfrx40
      3. 0
        26 March 2013 18: 10
        Quote: nnkfrschk
        A good offer, but what will he guard there? You can’t hide every house, there are 23 million citizens in Syria, and bandits always attack in an unprotected or weakly covered place. The most important parts of the country - chemical weapons depots, airfields, air defense bases - are covered and so on.
        the only benefit of introducing a peacekeeping contingent is to place them near chemical weapons depots and declare that now chemical weapons are reliably protected from terrorists, thus removing a possible pretext for an invasion.

        It would be more logical then to concentrate the chemical weapons of Syria in the Tartus region. Perhaps on one of the islands. By the way, such a demonstration transfer of these weapons under the guarantees of a UN Security Council member is a really strong step.
  8. +1
    26 March 2013 10: 55
    It seems to me that a transitional moment has come in Syria. The original, Libyan scenario in Syria did not pass. The West is thinking what to do next, what scenario to hand over to the militants. I agree with Vladsolo56- the West will not want to retreat, they will hold on to the last action movie. Here is my vision of the future - the West will increase military aid and arms supplies to militants, some Western countries have already voiced a similar decision + discussion of the arms trade convention. Now the weapon is being smuggled, the method is not very successful, as it can affect reputation. And when the opportunity arises legally, with the approval of the convention, here you can not steal tons of weapons and ammunition to be loaded, and weapons are not only small arms, but also anti-aircraft weapons, air defense and art systems, which can change the course of this massacre. Although the West must first of all solve a different problem, the CCA must have a centralized leadership, a leader, so that the CCA can be recognized as a subject of international law.
    1. +2
      26 March 2013 14: 49
      I’m even lost the idea of ​​how many and what weapons Assad will go from Russia and China and manpower from Iran, if the West officially begins to arm terrorists ............ well, then don’t cry when the head of a bearded hydra will turn in their direction and dreamliners will start to fall, and it will be scary to go into the subway
      1. -1
        26 March 2013 16: 59
        Quote: strannik595
        I’m even lost to assume how many and what weapons Assad will go from Russia and China and manpower from Iran

        Yes, such a scenario is possible. But in such matters, everything must be carefully weighed, because any action, say, by the Russian Federation can turn against the Russian Federation. In Syria, the alignment looks like this: the West supports the opposition fighting against the official state. authorities, the Russian Federation supports the official state. the power of Syria. It's good. Let's say the Russian Federation achieves the right to supply Assad with super weapons legally and without any reservations. Now imagine that in the future the Russian Federation can support the opposition in some country, which, unlike the Syrian one, will in a humane way fight against a really dictatorial regime enjoying the patronage of the West and the West, remembering the Russian Federation the fact that it supplied weapons to Assad, will start by analogy, supply weapons to a dictatorial regime, which with these weapons will carry out genocide under the guise of fighting "bandits". The situation can be reversed.
  9. +3
    26 March 2013 12: 05
    Now, judging by the news, the Syrian leadership has used the tactics of their own patrons "divide and rule" against the militants. Sowed enmity between them, achieved that they began to wet each other. Well done Assad, there is nothing to say! Apparently, if you fight for a long time, then with experience comes the skill of waging war. I hope the people of Syria will feel better, and their early victory already!
  10. wax
    +2
    26 March 2013 13: 31
    After two years of anti-Syrian and anti-Syrian struggle, the West would be content with simply the head of Bashar al-Assad. For all who torment Syria, living Assad is like a bone in the throat, a living reminder of the squalor of the rulers of Qatar, Saud, Turkey, France, etc. The carnage does not end in sight until media coverage changes and the peoples of Europe, in the main, open their eyes to what is happening. Unfortunately, there is no other way for this, how to destroy mercenaries and terrorists more and more effectively. I wrote "Unfortunately" because it means the continuation of the suffering of the Syrian people.
    My second day does not open ANNA (?)
    That the article was written by Elena Gromova is felt from the first sentence. Way to go, Elena!
  11. fastblast
    0
    26 March 2013 13: 34
    Indeed, there is success, it pleases.
    The withdrawal of UN observers and the call by John Kerry to the Iraqi government to ban Iranian flights to Syria through its territory are alarming.

    Perhaps the opening of two fronts.
  12. Ruslan_F38
    +1
    26 March 2013 18: 24
    Quote: Vodrak
    It's very simple, our states are adopting a very passive policy on this issue, the situation in Syria is little covered, or not covered at all in our media. There are no protests at the doors of the embassies. For the death of the "great oligarch." Well, even local channels broadcast, they have already gathered to bury him on the Homeland, they are putting forward versions of death. Let's also declare a three-day mourning for the entire CIS ...

    I agree to 200%. It's time to help Syria really and not in words! Blow all the bells! The media has very little information on Syria - and there is so much grief for innocent people! Well, apparently we need more news about the birch!
  13. Ruslan_F38
    0
    26 March 2013 18: 28
    It is worth recalling that Assad turned to the BRICS countries with a request for military assistance (intervention), no answer has yet been heard, which is very wrong!
  14. Nil
    0
    26 March 2013 20: 58
    I liked about Walter. Lena, thanks for the article.
  15. +1
    26 March 2013 21: 01
    I really liked the last paragraph, and most importantly everything in the topic is true.
    Thank you Elena for the next roundup, I always read to be in the know. I’m educating Dad at the same time, he doesn’t have an Internet, and according to the zombie man, they’ll always say everything for the sake of sight, and so I spread him full political information.
    Waiting for new posts.
  16. Scarte
    +1
    26 March 2013 21: 29
    Very, very interesting ... where all this barbaric horde of mercenaries ruled by the West will move later, they are mercenaries, they will not sit ... and most importantly, not to visit us in the Caucasus ... Syria is our line, and fight for it it’s necessary as our border ...
  17. +3
    26 March 2013 22: 29
    but in reality these "opposition" bastards squabble with themselves.

  18. 0
    26 March 2013 23: 01
    And why this resource is not in demand -
    http://www.syriantube.net/%d8%aa%d8%af%d9%85%d9%8a%d8%b1-%d9%85%d8%af%d9%81%d8%b
    9-%d9%84%d9%84%d9%85%d8%b1%d8%aa%d8%b2%d9%82%d8%a9-%d9%88%d9%85%d9%86-%d8%b9%d9%
    84%d9%8a%d9%87-%d9%88%d8%a5%d8%b5%d8%a7%d8%a8%d8%a9-%d8%a7%d9%84.html
    this is a complete video of how in a jeepar with a machine gun the ammunition began to tear ...
    There, from the right a little down for months to a video - like a government site, how the enemy banged so BAY BAY write.
  19. Gari
    -2
    26 March 2013 23: 16
    Moaz al-Khatib, the leader of the opposition Syrian National Coalition, said he is stepping down.
    Khatib wrote on his Facebook page that he had promised the Syrians to leave if certain conditions were not met.
    According to observers, Khatib thus expressed dissatisfaction with the position of the world powers in relation to the Syrian conflict.
    The opposition resigned the day after foreign ministers of the European Union did not support the calls of Britain and France to lift the ban on the supply of weapons to Syrian rebels.
    Hasan Hitto, an American businessman of Syrian descent, was elected prime minister in rebel-controlled territories.
    "The destruction of Syria's infrastructure, the detention of tens of thousands of people, the transformation of hundreds of thousands [Syrians] into refugees and the rest of the suffering - all this was not enough for the international community to make a decision and allow people to protect themselves," the oppositionist complains.
    Doper itself - what they use
    At the same time, Sebastian Asher, a BBC analyst specializing in Middle East issues, emphasizes that the international community is worried about disagreements within the Syrian coalition, which could only get worse after Khatib left.
  20. +1
    26 March 2013 23: 52
    http://www.syriantube.net/%d8%aa%d9%82%d8%b1%d9%8a%d8%b1-%d8%b1%d8%a7%d8%a6%d8%b
    9-%d9%85%d9%86-%d8%af%d8%a7%d8%b1%d9%8a%d8%a7-2.html
    Ё my campaign A. Prokhanov in Syria this is a man ...
  21. Docklishin
    +1
    27 March 2013 01: 43
    Of course, you won’t get into an open confrontation. But, where is the hint that Russia, China and other interested countries are actively helping Assad. Including both materially and military equipment. Through Iran, Belarus at least. Or private foundations. There is a black water in the USA, why we don’t do it and don’t promote the analogue. It seems that the organization is private, and on the other hand, public. Do not quibble. This is where the powers of some former oligarchs would be applied (kingdom of heaven). Ehh ...

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