Developments Jul 17 >Tigers control Rumaylan oil field and Rajm Al-Jawz >Tigers captured al-Daila'a oil field south-west of Rusafa >ES fighters launch operation in Ayn Daqnah, kill 15 YPG, and were repelled >SAA attack on T2/Humaymah area fails; tank and ammo captured, several dead, others beheaded >SAA's advance to Sukhnah is mostly stalled, but they reached the hills overlooking the city >Ru De-escalation zone observers arrive in Daraa *Israel rejects ceasefire in Syria, says it empowers Iran >Raqqa: Tigers captured E Zamla, Al-Fahdeh villages, and Zamla, Khalaa oil fields >Rebel fighters in east Damascus begin defecting to the Syrian Army *200 US soldiers arrive in Raqqa City >SAA is less than 13kms to Sukhnah Iraq >Iraq ERD continues clearing Old Mosul, clashes ongoing >Iraqi forces start operation at the Sy border to clean in Al-Anbar Gov of IS >PMU would participate in the operation to liberate Hawija Yemen >Saudi Nahouqah Base in Jizan Region goes up in flames after Houthi attack >Houthis repel pro-Saudi attack that aimed to capture Anbara and Al-Tabab mountains killing 17
>A German town's summer fair turned violent over the weekend, with multiple sexual assaults reported. A group of youths also attacked visitors and officers, with police stating that many of the offenders were migrants.
>The violence occurred while residents of Schorndorf in the southern German state of Baden-Wuerttemberg celebrated the town's weeklong fair, referred to as Volksfest (People's Festival).
>However, while many were enjoying carnival rides and German beer on Friday – the first day of the fair – at least three sexual assaults occurred in the town, resulting in the detention of an Iraqi suspect.
>“On Friday evening, police reported three incidents of sexual harassment of women and men at the market place. In one case an Iraqi suspect has been determined,” a police statement said.
>A 17-year-old girl was the victim of a separate sexual assault on Saturday, after three men held her and “grabbed her buttocks” outside the town's main rail station. Three Afghan asylum seekers were identified as suspects, according to police.
>Meanwhile, around 1,000 youths and young men gathered at the grounds of Schorndorf Castle on Saturday, throwing bottles at festival-goers and police.
>Kuwait FM in Egypt; Egypt tightens visas for Qatar >US officials accuse UAE of initial hack of news agency, UAE denies. (A month ago, US had suspected Russia) *Kuwait crown prince flies to US; private trip. *Reuters prints story that FIFA denies re: Qatar losing host rights to 2022 cup; has yet to retract. *France 3rd country to enter fray as mediator. FM in Saudi, Doha & UAE
>implying US politicians are not willing to sacrifice their soldiers to appear strong against Iran
Michael Reyes
That's what we want to happen
Justin Davis
The girl is probably the policewoman.
Kevin Morris
>senior commander in Iran's Revolutionary Guards warned the United States on Monday that if it designated the group a terrorist organization and applied new sanctions its action could be perilous for U.S. forces in the region. The sanctions seem to hurt them. But agree, IRGC (Quds force) is capable of striking US forces directly now.
Charles Roberts
Anyone else enjoying some كنافة ?
Anthony Bailey
But will they? When push comes to shove?
Robert Gutierrez
Mega Gainz
Owen White
They said they will if US slap on sanctions again or label them as terrorists
Jonathan Rogers
>oy vey they killed our soldiers, soon the will attack US mainland, let's defend by preemptive strike >US collapses from overstretched military
Soo, you want accelerationism?
Chase Ortiz
Those motherfuckers killed my GF's dad. We're doomed. He was our best commander. Fucking jews man
Jeez, try to think it through. At the moment we have shitty proxy wars. In a serious major conflict the warrign parties would nto be above of shutting down communication. Especially on a website like here. A serious WW3 is not something to get giddy about.
relevant parts >One main feature of monopoly is the ability to control the revenues and come up with ‘creative’ ideas to literally steal users. This is very much demonstrated by the new invention of YouTube under the guise ‘the content in your video(s) or video details may not be advertiser-friendly’.
>At the beginning, YouTube, along with other US based social media hosts and namely Facebook and Twitter, were bringing down our contents with excuses like ‘supporting dictatorship’, ‘hate speech against (peaceful al-Qaeda operatives)’ and upped to the next level when we started adding English subtitles to the exact same videos uploaded by al-Qaeda operatives and uploading them again to educate the world on what is really happening in the parallel world beyond the ‘fake establishment news’.
>The new then was the contents were against the community standards, which was a total surprise as we just repost the exact same videos only adding English subtitles then the contents showing ‘peaceful al-Qaeda operatives’ slaughter people with English subtitles. It’s very fine to show a group of ‘al-Qaeda peaceful activists’ behead someone if it’s displayed in Arabic, but when you add the English translation then it becomes ‘violent’..!
>Finally, the ‘intelligent’ people at YouTube have come up with a new reason and it’s the most ridiculous but they’re the monopoly and challenging them on it is quite a challenge for us. It’s this time: advertisers may not find the contents friendly..!
>In other words, some advertisers might not like the contents of the video and thus not support the contents. We’re very sure this same doesn’t apply on promoting ‘gay rights’, blasphemy, and any other divinely seen sins. We did see videos protesting these sins been taken off the host for being ‘against community standards’.
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Matthew Myers
My NDF friends want to say hi
Mason Lewis
I'll have you guys know that if I were in Ghouta now UN could accuse me of using chem/biol weapons because my farts are deadly right now.
Christian Evans
2/2 >How does YouTube (Google) display ads: [The video content + location + tags and keywords] combined with the viewer’s [location + keywords and tags + location] filters the type of ads displayed for the viewers on their screens. The same video viewed by a user in Sweden for instance, shows ads totally different than those shown to a viewer seeing the same video by a US viewer. It’s more viewers personal interests related weighed over the publisher’s content.
>Google collects its viewer’s information from all Google accessed mediums including contents of emails exchanged with a Gmail user, Blogger, comments on blogs or any comments on any social media account including user’s comments on Facebook, Twitter and other public reached comments, Google Translate, Drive, Play (Android apps), subscriptions to News and alerts, Maps, Calendar, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms, Google Plus, Photos, and just any information Google can collect from voice recorded or words written or sites visited with a code written by Google on it.
>So, the contents are very irrelevant to the ‘advertisers’ opinions. It’s commercially based. Leading us to believe beyond any doubt that this recent onslaught rip off is merely a punishment politically biased, and a way to steal those small shared revenues that just for your information vary between $0.01 and $1.50 for a click on the ads appearing on the video clips, not for a view, by a repeat viewer or by a new viewer.
>Google previously tried to support further the ‘al-Qaeda peaceful activists’ cause by renaming sites in targeted countries like when they changed the name of Lake Assad in Syria to Syria Lake, and due to the absurdity of this step protested by activists like the complaints by the author of this post, they reverted to the correct name of this Lake, for instance. Now, can there be any way to revert this rip-off by YouTube?
Isn't it just a few occasional insurgent attacks down there >t. someone who knows absolutely nothing about S. America.
William Bennett
I dont think there is enough interesting things going on there daily to make a general, but fuck it do what you want
Easton Clark
Just saw this OC for the first time, is that me on the left?
Landon Collins
not enough happenings the only relevant place for a general is venezuela and not a lot of things happened recently so don't bother
Parker Bailey
Are you the burger baker? >If so, then yes.
Jace Gomez
Easy.
Elijah Gray
t. burger ftfy :^)
Samuel Cooper
ebin please, this is /sg/, we have standards
Lincoln Reed
Interesting.
Christopher Barnes
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Samuel Thompson
WHY IS ISIS STILL IN CONTROL OVER A PHILLIPINO CITY!!!! It feels like it has been at least a month since this started.
Christopher Taylor
>hooktube.com/XAtDBpDW8-c Thanks, that amde me angry. >say that only few come from Syria >don't mention subhumans from north africa
>experts say we need people for those jobs >experts probably work to promote suppressing wages for more profit
>"refugees" only behave bad because local populace treats them bad - meme
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Joshua Gray
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Cameron Peterson
Only if you got regular posters,
I would like a general to only discuss world politics and geo-politics.
Oliver Jones
are you the å guy ? if so yes
Lucas Price
Yes, I am the burger baker. Looks just like me!
Alexander Cox
what ?
Isaac Morgan
Let's see what it is >for kicks and gigles
Benjamin Lewis
We got a bunch of Syrians in the neighborhood. Went over to introduce myself but hit a wall of stench and turned back. Tried several times but i cant get past the stench, it smells like burning used toiletpaper or burning garbage.
I think they are smoking some kind of arab or eastern european cigarettes, the stench is overpowering. I just don't get why someone would abuse their body so much as to smoke those arab cigarettes, jeezus its a one way ticket to lungcancer and the coffin.
Do all arabs smoke this shit? just bought a house on the other side of town to not smell that awful horrible stench again.
Levi Taylor
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Elijah Gomez
Thåts me phåm. Thanks m8 saved.
Chase Wright
WASTED
Aaron Mitchell
O-Ok Guys.
I'll be thinking better about it.
But thanks for the sincerity :3
Alexander Gutierrez
Friendly reminder Google Ideas (now called Jigsaw) and Al-Jazeera teamed up to create a "Syrian defection tracker" to encourage more defections
If you dont know about this you should. some of it is documented in Hillary emails. one of the central figures was Jared Cohen, Google Ideas ceo AND Hillary advisor.
Ive posted about this before but I never see anyone talking about it so
>"When Jared [Cohen] and I went to Syria, it was because we knew that Syrian society was growing increasingly young (population will double in 17 years) and digital and that this was going to create disruptions in society that we could potential harness for our purposes."