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Worn on the belt or attached to a coat, the PASS alarm will begin beeping if the firefighter is no longer standing upright. The alarm may only be shut off manually. Throughout the news coverage of September 11, 2001, PASS alarms could be heard throughout the day, until their batteries finally ran out.
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NIST WTC Website: 498-WTCI-433-I ("WNYW NIST Dub #1" Tape, Enhanced Audio)
00:59 to 01:43 - Bits of radio transmission between reporter Kai Simonsen inside SkyFox chopper (Chopper 5) and the WNYW station, picked by Taliercio. Compare NIST tape "WNYW NIST Dub #5". Possible base for a timing of these three shots.
09:25 - A jet of…
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Inside WTC 7
The End of an Era as the American footprint shrinks in the Middle East. Note: current troop deployment map is from 2019.
Veteran Anon: With the loss of all of central asia you no longer need Doha as the center. Made more sense when we had bases in every stan at one point, but we lost them steadily over the years until we finally lost the last one in Afghanistan. All chinese command land now. Chicoms in charge of the global chaiboy supply. I recommend looking into all the poltics around how we lost each one. At the start of GWOT all the nations around Afghanistan had bases. Now the nearest is in the UAE. Most bases were lost due to politics and worsening relations.
US pulls missile defenses in Saudi Arabia amid Yemen attacks
https://archive.ph/g123V
Western troops used bases in Central Asia -- beginning in 2001 and lasting until 2014 -- it did not end so smoothly.
https://archive.ph/EdAuS
Veteran Anon: With the loss of all of central asia you no longer need Doha as the center. Made more sense when we had bases in every stan at one point, but we lost them steadily over the years until we finally lost the last one in Afghanistan. All chinese command land now. Chicoms in charge of the global chaiboy supply. I recommend looking into all the poltics around how we lost each one. At the start of GWOT all the nations around Afghanistan had bases. Now the nearest is in the UAE. Most bases were lost due to politics and worsening relations.
US pulls missile defenses in Saudi Arabia amid Yemen attacks
https://archive.ph/g123V
Western troops used bases in Central Asia -- beginning in 2001 and lasting until 2014 -- it did not end so smoothly.
https://archive.ph/EdAuS
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NOW - George W. Bush compares "domestic extremists" to Islamist terrorists in his 9/11 speech: "They are children of the same foul spirit, and it is our continuing duty to confront them..."
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NOW - George W. Bush compares "domestic extremists" to Islamist terrorists in his 9/11 speech: "They are children of the same foul spirit, and it is our continuing duty to confront them..." @disclosetv
This was predicted 20 years ago, on 9/11 in real time during the attacks.
http://www.truegamer.net/SA_911/911%20SATHREAD/wtc01.html
https://archive.ph/zHQWH
http://www.truegamer.net/SA_911/911%20SATHREAD/wtc01.html
https://archive.ph/zHQWH
The New Scramble for Africa: Geostrategic competition challenges for France.
Africa in the 21st century has come to international attention for corporate investment in the largest potential consumer class in the modern age. However, western involvement is facing increasing pressure from multiple eastern spheres wedging themselves across Africa. Namely Turkey, China and Russia.
"China's foreign direct investment stock has skyrocketed all over the region, for example growing by more than 400 percent between 2009 and 2019 in Niger and by almost 750 percent in Chad. Even in Mali, where the conflict between militants and security forces is particularly violent, China is involved in commercial projects and infrastructure development," said Lina Benabdallah, an expert on China-Africa relations at Wake Forest University.
"From 2010 to 2016, Ankara opened 26 embassies in Africa and Turkey's outsized presence in Libya now serves as platform from which Ankara can promote its ongoing effort to expand Turkey's economic and political footprint across Africa", said Professor Michaël Tanchum who teaches international relations and political economy of the Middle East and North Africa at Universidad de Navarra, Spain. He is also senior fellow at the Austrian Institute for European and Security Policy (AIES).
"Russia is looking to expand its influence as well as it has in other parts of francophone Africa, such as the Central African Republic. In Mali, public opinion increasingly looks at Moscow as a potential security partner if France was to take a real step back", said Mady Ibrahim Kanté, a researcher at the University of Legal and Political Sciences in Bamako.
While France's Operation Barkhane was concluded out of necessity, France's position has not improved. It is impossible for France to hold Africa without breaking international regulations. Human rights and humanitarianism are penalties that tie their hands. China and Russia can hold Africa while Turkey and bureaucracy loosens France's grip. Turkey continues to contest French influence after a series of proxy wars in Syria, Libya and Nagorno-Karabakh. Turkey can flex their muscles. They can work with radical elements in local populations. While Macron can only bluff, Turkey does not need to bluff. Their hands are not tied and instead they hold a sword.
Africa in the 21st century has come to international attention for corporate investment in the largest potential consumer class in the modern age. However, western involvement is facing increasing pressure from multiple eastern spheres wedging themselves across Africa. Namely Turkey, China and Russia.
"China's foreign direct investment stock has skyrocketed all over the region, for example growing by more than 400 percent between 2009 and 2019 in Niger and by almost 750 percent in Chad. Even in Mali, where the conflict between militants and security forces is particularly violent, China is involved in commercial projects and infrastructure development," said Lina Benabdallah, an expert on China-Africa relations at Wake Forest University.
"From 2010 to 2016, Ankara opened 26 embassies in Africa and Turkey's outsized presence in Libya now serves as platform from which Ankara can promote its ongoing effort to expand Turkey's economic and political footprint across Africa", said Professor Michaël Tanchum who teaches international relations and political economy of the Middle East and North Africa at Universidad de Navarra, Spain. He is also senior fellow at the Austrian Institute for European and Security Policy (AIES).
"Russia is looking to expand its influence as well as it has in other parts of francophone Africa, such as the Central African Republic. In Mali, public opinion increasingly looks at Moscow as a potential security partner if France was to take a real step back", said Mady Ibrahim Kanté, a researcher at the University of Legal and Political Sciences in Bamako.
While France's Operation Barkhane was concluded out of necessity, France's position has not improved. It is impossible for France to hold Africa without breaking international regulations. Human rights and humanitarianism are penalties that tie their hands. China and Russia can hold Africa while Turkey and bureaucracy loosens France's grip. Turkey continues to contest French influence after a series of proxy wars in Syria, Libya and Nagorno-Karabakh. Turkey can flex their muscles. They can work with radical elements in local populations. While Macron can only bluff, Turkey does not need to bluff. Their hands are not tied and instead they hold a sword.
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🇮🇶🇮🇷 Pro-PMU Channel Sabereen News on Telegram:
— "Kurdistan Security: The Attack on the Erbil airport was made by suicide UAV"
https://t.me/sabreenS1/30110
— "Kurdistan Security: The Attack on the Erbil airport was made by suicide UAV"
https://t.me/sabreenS1/30110
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Kurdistan Security: The Attack on the Erbil airport was made by suicide UAV
Kurdistan Security: The Attack on the Erbil airport was made by suicide UAV
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🇮🇶🟥☀️🟩 Kurdistan24 Journalist, Barzan Sadiq on twitter:
— "Footage of recent drone attack that targeted Erbil airport, air defenses repelled."
🔗 Barzan Sadiq (@BarzanSadiq)
— "Footage of recent drone attack that targeted Erbil airport, air defenses repelled."
🔗 Barzan Sadiq (@BarzanSadiq)
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— Important to say that earlier today there was reports about US Consulate personal being evacuted due to "threats"