Of course, Herr Rot does not pay attention to this story: as usual, things just fly by him. But here is a pertinent follow-up: ‘Lingering civil conflict in Libya (certain to happen if Gaddafi clings to power) would create ample ground for radicalization and extremist recruitment,’ Yasser al-Shimy, an Egyptian diplomat who defected during the last days of the Mubarak regime, wrote recently. Protracted civil conflict ‘usually induces radicalization and chaos. In other words, Libya might turn into a giant Somalia: a failed state on Egypt’s borders with radical groups taking advantage of the mayhem.’
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Of course, Herr Rot does not pay attention to this story: as usual, things just fly by him. But here is a pertinent follow-up:
‘Lingering civil conflict in Libya (certain to happen if Gaddafi clings to power) would create ample ground for radicalization and extremist recruitment,’ Yasser al-Shimy, an Egyptian diplomat who defected during the last days of the Mubarak regime, wrote recently. Protracted civil conflict ‘usually induces radicalization and chaos. In other words, Libya might turn into a giant Somalia: a failed state on Egypt’s borders with radical groups taking advantage of the mayhem.’
yawn....
Precisely. You must have said the same thing when Binnie holed up in the Sudan back in the 1990s.
huh? who's beanie?
What's all this about, Tecs?
Some hooey about people that don't like you.
Deja vu all over again. First time as tragedy, second time as farce. Didn't Karlie say something like this?
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