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from the region. that is not what i am hearing from the people. we have seen isis encroach in india as well. indian officials have been monitoring that carefully trying to garner recruitment and establish some kind of presence there. i think for lawmakers as well as those in the academic field the focus is right now on iraq and syria, and north africa, but we should not forget south asia is going to play an enormous role, and it also plays an enormous role in the eschatology, because it looks at the islamic state the belief. if you look at the hadid, and those are the writings of mohammed, and all one of the things he focuses are the ones on the end times. that is his main focus. part of the final batter is a per cursor precursor that ll that takes place in south asia. we are not going to get the final battle until the precursor battle actually happens. however that happens, it is definitely in baghdadi s plants, and something i think should not be a ignored and an area w
CharlestonSouth-carolinaUnited-statesNew-delhiDelhiIndiaAs-iranKaramanTurkeyMogadishuBanaadirSomalia threat. this is far more dangerous than al qaeda for four reasons. number one it is its own self-generated fully fledged transnational insurgency. al qaeda, in all the places where it existed in the last 14 years, was a parasitic terrorist organization that attached it self to indigenous insurgencies, whether it was al-shabab in somalia or whether it was the taliban in afghanistan, it did not generate its own mass base of mobilization as a true mooist insurgency should or one that follows mao s rule book for mobilization. isis is different. isis is its own self-generated insurgency. and of course the big difference between a terrorist group and an insurgency is that an insurgency holds territory in daylight. and this we know now, isis holds more territory than the territorial expanse of the united kingdom. it is a graduate threat. more importantly, what we don t talk about, it is the world s first transnational insurgency. not just international all insurgencies are to a less
VietnamRepublic-ofCharlestonSouth-carolinaUnited-statesNevadaMogadishuBanaadirSomaliaTurkeyChinaAs-sara i predict that about 20% of people will take advantage of that. if that is true, then that would automatically stabilize the system which now gives us time to begin to gradually increase the age of retirement. remembering, when we put that system into place, the average age of death with 63. now, we are looking at 80. we have not made any adjustments. it is unfair to make adjustments, i believe, to people who are 55 years or older because they don t have enough time to do it needs to be done. or people who are younger than that, i think there is time. it is a gradual adjustment. many of the people i have talked to have said we don t have to do anything radical like they did in italy. the move to their age up tremendously and cut the benefits by 40% in order to get back in line. the longer we wait, the more drastic the need will be to do it. we do it very gradually over the course of about 25 or 30 years and we can sustain the system. not only that, but remember, once we have
HondurasCharlestonSouth-carolinaUnited-statesAs-iranKaramanTurkeyMogadishuBanaadirSomaliaNew-schoolCalifornia and why wild weather is plaguing the u.s. and europe. the ukrainian president viktor yanukovych says anti-government protesters have crossed the limits. after 24 hours of violence in which 25 people have been killed. russia said it will not intervene after the worst clashes since the protest began in november. several countries are considering sanctions. this morning in you ukraine s independence square, tension is building as protesters gather ahead of another day of demonstrations. the smoke that you see there, burning tyres of barricades. extra police have been brought in to calm the situation after at least nine officers were killed in the bloodshed. it appears the protesters are not prepared to back down. police gained some ground. the aftermath has left the square looking like a battle zone, with black smoke and flames coming from makeshift barricades and buildings. at the peak of the violence on tuesday night demonstrators used whatever they could get their hands
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