> but how do we stop it? Can it be stopped, or is corruption in government, just something we're forced to live with forever?
Excellent question - the question of our time.
I think you'd have to learn what lessons you can from the peace movements of South Africa, East Germany, the color revolutions and so on.
However, this raises the question: if the government has unofficially declared war on the civilian public - should the public declare war on the government?
These books by Gene Sharpe are worthy of further study (especially "From Dictatorship to Democracy"):
I note that you are unable to engage in any of the critical issues.
> Had you even lived in Syria
You've never lived in Syria - you're a fake.
Contact me directly & I'll get one of my Syrian friends to have a chat with you.
What were the main electoral issues for the 2012 elections?
> Yes, many of those videos have been verified.
You have failed to provide any evidence of this. You dont seem to understand the difference between assertion & fact.
Facts & evidence please - not assertion.
> There's around 275 intelligence officers for each Syrian citizen
275 * 20.82 million citizens = 5500 million intelligence officers? You're an idiot.
> You very well know my position about advocating for the rights and freedom of civilians.
NO, we don't know your position.
> , that question demonstrates many of the classic logical fallacies in your entire argument.
Such as?
Yeah, didn't think so. If you even knew what a logical fallacy was you would have stated it.
> What a ridiculous question.
You don't seem to understand a rhetorical question. So I'll put it more clearly for you:
You are supporting killing civilians to aid a propaganda effort.
Again, we note that you do not acknowledge the fact that:
- NATO backed death squads were responsible for the Houla massacre;
- western media tried to blame the Syrian government;
- western media ignored the UN report exonerating the Syrian government;
> your claimed propaganda efforts
There's nothing claimed - the propaganda effort is a FACT.
Also the death & destruction on the ground is not claimed, it's a fact.
> the main responsible party in the destruction of the country is the Syrian regime
Yet again, incorrect.
Snipers from Dagestan armed with US produced M40A3 rifles started shooting civilians in 2011.
A United Nations Independent Commission, has confirmed that:
- contractors hired by the Pentagon were training the terrorists in the use of chemical weapons;
- terrorists possess sarin nerve gas, which they are using against the civilian population
Furthermore, Qatar has been implicated in a plot to procure chemical weapons from a UK security company for use by the death squads, hoping to blame the government.
This is part of massacre marketing strategy by NATO, Qatar et al:
Writing in Bild, [2] longtime German war correspondent Jurgen Todenhofer accused the rebels of "deliberately killing civilians and then presenting them as victims of the government". He described this "massacre-marketing strategy" as being "among the most disgusting things that I have ever experienced in an armed conflict"
There is a campaign of terrorism waged by NATO, specifically Turkey , Qatar, Isreal, UK, France to secure the transit for the South Pars/North Dome gas field.
That's the mission critical bug that will kill your business ;)
Read these three books ~many~ times:
-> The Four Steps to the Epiphany by Steve Blank
-> Traction by Gabriel Weinberg
-> No B.S. Direct Marketing by Dan Kennedy
Then split your overall time 50% dev, 50% marketing.
Plan B: keep an eye on the contracting market in your area of expertise ...
Good luck!