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Originally Posted by RazorSharpe
No one is refuting your links. You stated categorically that the Syrian Arab Spring was a direct result of the wikileaks Syria Files. I am merely pointing out that is not the case. Your very own links prove this.
I have no idea where you got the idea that I am blaming America. I live in Europe, the refugee issue is a European problem. I have no idea why you would think I am blaming America. Was America involved in the conflicts I mentioned? Yes they were but so was the UK and other EU states.
I'm sorry I didn't agree with everything you said. I didn't know it was a prerequisite to having a conversation with you that didn't end with you being annoyed with me.
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no, what you are pointing out is your not understanding.
arab spring was a consequence of wikileaks
the syrian spring was a part of that arab spring.
the syrian spring spilled over into greater and greater violence as time went on.
that violence was propelled by the syrian files release.
civil war.
all of the arab spring violence resulted from the original wikileaks release, including the advent of protests in syria.
those protests in syria, that began from the original wikileak, were further fueled by the next wikileak release, the syrian file
that's it. it's not hard to see that the original uprising started on account of wikileaks and was further fueled by the next release.
the weird part of your argument is while you are trying to poke holes in that timeline, you've yet to counter my point with any links or proof supporting your claim that's it's America's fault.
either way, you are free to blame America. no biggie really.