The end?
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Borobuddah
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Traditionally lasses under them arches would talk to any man. It was a beat.
Unlike that biewer I knew from Ferryhill in the ‘70’s
Unlike that biewer I knew from Ferryhill in the ‘70’s
Hap
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I think the Hairy Lemon was on Corporation Rd, and now the Pig Iron? Not 100%, not a place I frequented.
Couple of places under the arches…
BobUpnDown
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Looks like Arseadd is domiciled in Russia, he best stay away from the windows, poor fittings..
www.pravda.com.ua
Assad and his family are in Moscow – Russian media
Russian state-owned news agencies TASS and RIA Novosti have reported that ousted Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his family are in Moscow and Russia has granted them asylum.
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Looks like Arseadd is domiciled in Russia, he best stay away from the windows, poor fittings..
Assad and his family are in Moscow – Russian media
Russian state-owned news agencies TASS and RIA Novosti have reported that ousted Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his family are in Moscow and Russia has granted them asylum.
I still don't think it's clear where he is. Mate says 90% certain he went to Abu Dhabi ... but he is busy filling his face with rabbit at the moment. And he has been wrong before obvs.
Update. Abu Dhabi didn't want him. He tried Orbanus... he didn't want him. So went back to Moscow.
BobUpnDown
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Decreasing circle of, fiends..
JamOnRevenge
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I wonder if he has a room with a balcony?
Meanwhile in Syria...
"Russia have negotiated with Erdogan. The Russian troops are to surrender to Turkish troops, and Turkey will then return them by ship to Russia in disarmed state."
"Russia have negotiated with Erdogan. The Russian troops are to surrender to Turkish troops, and Turkey will then return them by ship to Russia in disarmed state."
@aljazeera.com
Video shows thousands of cars jamming roads to Damascus as displaced people return to the capital after hearing the Assad regime had been overthrown by the opposition.
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Tryasize10
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You have got to wonder about what's in that for Erdogan?
I'm sure there will be some unhappy NATO members over this, why is anyone who is a member of Nato trading anything with Putin?
I think NATO will are fine with it. They want the Russians out of Syria. There were about 10,000, plus the navy personnel. A fair number have gone south to Africa ... an air bridge, while the air base was still working. Some set off trying to get home via other routes. Mate reckons there are about 5,000 to be repatriated via the Turkey deal. They will go home un-armed. No doubt to be sent to the front un-armed as well.
The Syrian rebels are trying to release political prisoners from a giant, labrynhthine pridon complex. So far 10,000 have been released, but the race is on to find possibly the same number again before they perish through lack of food and water. They have called for search and rescue specialists with geo-radar eqipment to help.
Apparently more and more Russians are being captured by Tank Girls troops in Kursk. About half of them have no rifle.
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⚡️A large group of 🇷🇺Russian soldiers was captured in the Kursk region
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Norfolkred1
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What use is Assad to Poo tin now besides an external window inspector.
RedAsABeetroot
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A gift/bargaining chip for The Hague?
I guess Turkey's main concern is the Kurds.
Erdogan has backed these HTS rebels but doesn't seem to be controlling them.
If the Kurds in north west Syria got together with the semi autonomous Kurds in Iraq then they're most of the way to a Kurdistan ?
BobUpnDown
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Iran trying to talk directly with rebels in Syria, can we at least hope the rebels realise being aligned with Iran is corrosive to the public good.. & tell them to go away..
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NOELREPORTS (@noelreports.com)
Iran, having lost its key ally in Syria - Bashar Al-Assad, has begun direct dialogue with representatives of the new ruling coalition in Damascus. "This engagement is key to stabilise ties and avoiding further regional tensions," a source said...
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Lefty
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No use, but if you want any future brutal dictators to ally with you, they will only do that if they know they can rely on you if things go pear shaped later on.
Norfolkred1
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Assad has very little if no power at all now. I hope his British born bitch of a wife is happy with her future now. Then again probably not on the wanted list and will be seen in Harrods for Christmas shopping.