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Monday, July 15, 2013



New Fisk

Who is the US arming in Syria? President Assad rubs his hands at news of rebel split
By taking sides within sides, Rifkind risks a repeat of Balkans mistakes in Syria

Posted by Idiot/Savant at 7/15/2013 01:16:00 PM

Labels: Robert Fisk, Syria

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