@JacobALinker @Dhimmi2024 Counter proposal (although not really mutually exclusive): constitutional United Kingdom of The Levant with figurehead monarch Queen Nancy the first of the house of Ajram.
@nianello6@ScottMGreer The first statement is laughable. The French tried to re-enslave them and the us occupied Haiti for 15 years brutally suppressing opposition. This is a joke. France should pay back every penny it got from Haiti with interest and that still wouldn’t make it true.
@nianello6@ScottMGreer >>>it’d be extremely hard for former slaves to create a country, but the French and then the us made sure it was as close to impossible as it gets for the Haitians
@nianello6@ScottMGreer This isn’t a reason why they would offer to pay this indemnity and they paid it because until France formalised relations with them no European nation would trade with them (legally), collapsing finally the cash crop export based colonial economy. You’re correct to think >>>
@reddit_brain He’s an antisemitic psyop he has to be! Like Ashkenazi Jews can be annoying, I’ve been to the Shabbat dinners but this? I don’t know how, but I am sure this guy is like a hologram or some shit made by the goyim to make us look bad.
@karaitequeen My dad was 16 and entering his last year of high school in 1982. When the first Lebanon war started an idiot from his grade declared that they all must drop out and enlist because they are needed now, not later. Didn’t happen but the were all sent to Lebanon at 18. Big difference
@karaitequeen @961Brigades I was talking about the Ukrainian example, the cases of Belarus and Lebanon seem to have nothing in common except the very general idea of a big state influencing a small state lol
@karaitequeen @961Brigades To explain the relationship between Lebanon and Iran? It’s not a bad example and probably the best contemporary one. But there are big differences with regard to the sovereignty of the government and it’s relation to the army within its territory and that’s important
@karaitequeen @961Brigades I don’t think Lebanon is like Belarus. Belarus has sovereignty. It might be Russian sovereignty in a dress and some make up but it exists. In Lebanon it seems like no one is really sovereign and definitely not Iran.
@karaitequeen @961Brigades I’m not sure what are you disagreeing with me about and as I value your opinions on Lebanon far more than mine I’d love to hear where I was wrong.
@karaitequeen @961Brigades Look, this seems to have been a well targeted, discriminant attack aimed at legitimate targets and I still read hideous stories about how this managed to traumatise everyone in Lebanon. I really hope there isn’t going to be a third Lebanon war. It will only lead us to the forth.
@karaitequeen @961Brigades This is why Israelis become dismissive when the Lebanese gov talks about sovereignty, even when they don’t have a good understanding of the Lebanese situation.