Japanese journalist Mika Yamamoto was killed in Syria by pro-government forces

SevenStarsHK2N said:

It's unfortunate, but comes with the line of work.
Was somewhat amazed by the amount of people that didn't realize that her job as "Journo" was a cover.

I wonder what she found out that got her shot?

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What would a Japanese journalist woman do in Syria ? her job is a cover ? cover for what ?
Ofc this is what your bloody government tells you, For your info Syria is the head of the Arab Spring.

Rest in peace Mika

No Hezam - The government "tells us" she was a journo.

I suggest you actually read the posts I have put in this thread, you may learn a thing or two.

My sources are on point.
Why no revolution in Saudi Arabia?

oh yea, because the government there is already our puppet.

wake up already.

SevenStarsHK2N said:

No Hezam - The government "tells us" she was a journo.

I suggest you actually read the posts I have put in this thread, you may learn a thing or two.

My sources are on point.
Why no revolution in Saudi Arabia?

oh yea, because the government there is already our puppet.

wake up already.

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Wait, Are you pretending to be British ? because i don't think even 1% that your a British or western guy.

So the reason the west is not supporting any kind of Democracy in Saudi Arabia,
and that the Saudi police opened fire on pro democracy protesters but no one who matters bats an eyelid is because there is a bloke on a Japanese Forum, who appeared well after these incidents, who may not be western?

Really, I'd say that's reaching.

Or perhaps could it have something to do with the fact that the largest arms deal in the history of the world ever was between the USA and Saudi Arabia. oh and The oil, the cost of which the Saudi's allow the west to control.

You have no political freedoms because it is in our interests not to give you any.
Money makes the world go round, and we invented it. go figure

Seven, What you said above doesn't belong here, You can discuss it in Serious discussion.