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![]() ![]() Section 6: International Subject: Saudi Arabia (and Syria) Msg# 1225451
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Reuters does not block you from finishing an article if you do not subscribe (Which you said it does.)
WRONG Reuters absolutely blocked me from finishing reading !!!!!!!!!!!! They Inserted the same subscription box a dozen times, after my repeated attempts, REPEATEDLY !!!!!!!! EVERY TIME Should we not stand up to dictators who murder their opponents and some American citizens or should we make diplomacy with them? If that stern attitude were always the rule, there would never be any truces, nor peace agreements, nor peace treaties. The time has come for the international community to take this sanctions removal step to build upon the middle east Unity. And that's needed in the case of Syria, according to Trump, as well as the UK and the EU which are also lifting their Syria sanctions. ITS similar to efforts to begin to build a truce with Kim Jung Un, in Trump's earlier term. Both can be called bold initiatives. Admirable. |
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For reference, the above message is a reply to a message where: Then there's idea of developing working relationships with adversarial countries and their leaders -- for example Kim Jung Un and Putin, etc.. None of them are choir boys !! Should we not stand up to dictators who murder their opponents and some American citizens or should we make diplomacy with them? PS Upper right corner of Reuter's page has "Subscribe" button, and this connects to page asking for $1 per week or $45 per year Many publications (your's included) offer subscriptions. Reuters does not block you from finishing an article if you do not subscribe (Which you said it does.) I get it. You do not like Reuters. So don't read it. |