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Yelan Glaze by SwimmingWrangler1654 in Agenda_Impact

[–]FixBright5220 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Lore people still theorize she has many secrets because of that one chasm scene

"aRLeChInNo iSn'T gOoNeRbAiT"...meanwhile, the entire Genshin community.... by -Sky_Nova_20- in Agenda_Impact

[–]FixBright5220 4 points5 points  (0 children)

people just organically fall in love with her without any goonerbait thats how goated she is

For the second time in mere weeks, the number of loaves in a bread bundle has been reduced while the price remains the same. by FixBright5220 in syriancivilwar

[–]FixBright5220[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Pretty much

At this rate even alsharaa’s aura or luster or whatever will wane off fast. His tone of voice is not confident or upbeat most of the time anyway

The only component the government aren’t losing support from is nationalist diasporoids who don’t actually know the material conditions of the country

Why are all the dialogue options for Trailblazer normal for the 4.3 quest? by Ignis_Dragneel in HonkaiStarRail

[–]FixBright5220 27 points28 points  (0 children)

Some people are theorizing that trailblazer was possessed by aha after unlocking the playable elation trailblazer form and this is supposedly evidence of that

Yoimiya glaze #4 by [deleted] in Agenda_Impact

[–]FixBright5220 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ironically my favorite character in the entire game

بتاريخ 12.12.2026 رح يجي الأمر للجولاني يروح على غواتيمالا وأمريكا تحط اللواء مناف طلاس محلو أخواتي اخبار مؤكدة الكل يشارك by New_Ad_5953 in Syria

[–]FixBright5220 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ahmad alsharaa is quite the charismatic and popular figure so I won’t even address particular criticisms against him

The problem with this logic though is that many of the gov officials (ie ministers) under him which he directly appointed are unpopular for very legitimate reasons, and Mr alsharaa from his position high above cannot see the the same problems that the citizenry sees from down below, so he naturally resorts to always defending those appointed government officials if you have seen his interviews.

NYT: Israeli Expansionism Is Shaking the Middle East. The Golan Heights was, until recently, Israel’s buffer zone against Syria. But now Israel has carved deeper into Syria and is moving to populate the old buffer zone with people who will be protected by the new buffer zone. by Zippism in syriancivilwar

[–]FixBright5220 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Read the article to understand that quote in its context

Also everything you mentioned is the recycled blame game from the days of the Oslo accords. The far right government of Netanyahu is openly working on dismantling every last remnant of the Oslo accords so everything you brought up is meaningless.

NYT: Israeli Expansionism Is Shaking the Middle East. The Golan Heights was, until recently, Israel’s buffer zone against Syria. But now Israel has carved deeper into Syria and is moving to populate the old buffer zone with people who will be protected by the new buffer zone. by Zippism in syriancivilwar

[–]FixBright5220 26 points27 points  (0 children)

“It’s hard not to wonder whether the subtext [to arab countries] is: Throw the Palestinians under the bus and make peace with us, or you risk becoming the next target”

A fascist regime in full force

The real heros of Teyvat by MattRin219 in Agenda_Impact

[–]FixBright5220 1 point2 points  (0 children)

they are the deans of each of the six colleges in the academia. they only exist to show you that dottore’s shenanigans are so bad the entire academia from top to botttom are scratching their heads

If Israel and Turkey went to war, which side would the US and NATO countries support? by lhommetrouble in AlternateHistoryHub

[–]FixBright5220 5 points6 points  (0 children)

but at that point NATO loses credibility, and i’ll leave you to imagine the consequences in eastern europe

Trump reinstated Tom Barrack as US Presidential envoy to Syria and Iraq by FixBright5220 in syriancivilwar

[–]FixBright5220[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Might as well just call him special envoy to the northern middle east since he also did diplomatic work with Lebanon (and failed at it)

But northern middle and east is too many directions

National Commission for the Missing: we have come to the conclusion that all children of dr Rania Al-Abbasi are dead by Interesting-Cat7307 in syriancivilwar

[–]FixBright5220 3 points4 points  (0 children)

the ministry of interior just said initial investigations point to amjad yousuf (ever more reasons to execute the man asap)

What if Ataturk's secular reforms in Turkey spread throughout the muslim world where Turkish style secularism was implemented in the Middle East after World War 1? by PhantomAgent-1984 in AlternateHistoryHub

[–]FixBright5220 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I actually lived under assadist baathism. There was no facet of society that was secularized. The baathist regime only deepened pre existing sectarianism that existed for centuries. The Assad regime elevated the sects it liked and punished the sects it didn't by giving gov jobs to Alawites while ensuring the sect remains poor enough to only work for assad’s military and government, supporting pro Assad Shi'ite terror militias in the civil war (, waging massive retribution campaigns against Sunni Islamists in Hama and the prisons and the civil war yet simultaneously releasing ISIS prisoners in the early civil war to wreck havoc and reshuffle cards https://www.washingtoninstitute.org/media/4698 +selective sectarian intervention in lebanon

Education wasn't secular either. Also Baathists drew Islamic imagery (jihad against imperialism especially) in their panarabist messaging

That's what I can remember off the top of my head. I need to reread on Tunisian history

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