The Arab revolution, country by country

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Originally Posted by Chucaro

I was under the impression that you was talking about riot and I think that riot it is not the best way to stop political nonsense ;).

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how else do you stop political nonsense?
cause what ever we are doing here in oz, isnt working.

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Originally Posted by Chucaro

Loosing tens of thousands of life is not the best way.

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some of you may die, but its a sacrifice im willing to make. lol

a bit more serious: what way do you suggest? as under our current system, we dont have freedom, we have political nonsense and we sure as hell dont live in a democracy.

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Originally Posted by Eevo

how else do you stop political nonsense?
cause what ever we are doing here in oz, isnt working.

Remember how the people removed Ferdinand Marcos? it was a non violent revolution


a bit more serious: what way do you suggest? as under our current system, we dont have freedom, we have political nonsense and we sure as hell dont live in a democracy.

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We have freedom but we do not have the willing to help each other and together fight for what we want.
We cannot even have the will to fight together or support the people of Tecoma in Victoria with they fight with McDonald's :(
We do not care for the other ones we put it as simple as "it is not our problem"
The day that we change our attitude and are capable to even win a struggle with a corporation that will be the day that we will be ready to stop political nonsense.

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Originally Posted by Brian Hjelm

...The only stable country in the Middle East at present is Israel. The Arab/Islamic ones are madhouses, dictatorships, or controlled by terrorist organisations (Hamas, Hizbollah) by force of arms.

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I would argue that Jordan is also rather stable and they are having to cope with hundreds of thousands if not millions of refugees from Iraq and Syria.

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Originally Posted by Chucaro

We have freedom but we do not have the willing to help each other and together fight for what we want.

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no, you try and fight and make change, see how far you get.

as to the peoples revolution, i dont remember as i wasnt around then.

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Originally Posted by Chucaro

We have freedom but we do not have the willing to help each other and together fight for what we want. < But who is we? or are you assuming that everyone is on the same side? >
We cannot even have the will to fight together or support the people of Tecoma in Victoria with they fight with McDonald's :( < Perhaps there are people in Tecoma who want McDonalds, perhaps it would be a job for some unemployed Tecoma people. Is it the whole populance against McDonalds or only the Tecoma Chamber of Commerce? >
We do not care for the other ones we put it as simple as "it is not our problem" < Perhaps thats true, there are more important things in life. Walking into a McDonalds is a personal choice, no one forces people in there. >
The day that we change our attitude and are capable to even win a struggle with a corporation that will be the day that we will be ready to stop political nonsense.

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As I said, to many people there are more important things out there, looking after the family, studying or working in a job or getting out in the bush.

We do not have compulsory shopping in Australia where the Government tells you where and when you can shop or eat.

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Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies

I would argue that Jordan is also rather stable and they are having to cope with hundreds of thousands if not millions of refugees from Iraq and Syria.

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there have been protests in Jordan

what about
Kuwait
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
Turkey
United Arab Emirates


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Originally Posted by Eevo

there have been protests in Jordan

what about
Kuwait
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
Turkey
United Arab Emirates


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And protests in Israel, but both Jordan and Israel could be considered stable.

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Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies

And protests in Israel

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was it arabs protesting in Israel?

the others i listed also seem stable (i think)

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Originally Posted by Eevo

was it arabs protesting in Israel?

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I believe it is Israelis whos families have lived on the same land for hundreds of years and happen to also be Arabs.

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Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies

I believe it is Israelis whos families have lived on the same land for hundreds of years and happen to also be Arabs.

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sounds like a seperate issue.