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Ventura's age and Ventura doesn't use a wheel chair. When he met his wife he told her that he was an Ice Cream Truck driver. The term "Legend" that is often used to describe him was a teasing/derogatory term his SEAL team called him because he was getting a reputation for marksmanship and he's part of a platoon that discourages standing out. The Superdome story as well is made up. It's "how dumb are people that they'll believe these tales?" That is part of his makeup and part of the ego. Using it as a basis to challenge his integrity, though, is "less that biographical." There is no way to gauge his meaning or intent. Read his book and you will see lots of stories and none will be confirmed by his SEAL teammates because they don't talk. They know what's true and what's bravado and what's just a fish story to reel in someone looking for a larger than life persona. His best quote about number of kills is "does it make me more or less of a man if you know how many?" As a general rule, SEALs don't talk about medals, kills, missions or really anything else he has 2 silver stars and 5 bronze stars but try to find the citations for those - there is only one public Silver Star official citation. Those who break that "quiet professional" oath (like Bissonette, Marcinko and O'Neill) become shunned by the community. Some books are deemed okay if they are vetted but still discouraged. Kyle was not PNG'd but no one will comment on his book except others that are writing books. Here's what came from the SEAL community

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conspiracy theorist. You may believe the FSA actually exists as described on the page, and you may have good reasons for that, but that doesn't change the 'questioning' of several highly respected Middle East journalists of the FSA's form today. For they, too, may have good reasons for questioning. Your heading is implying conclusions already. Whereas the academic neutral heading leaves the question open for wikipedia-users, it only shows the opinion from important journalists. Some people question and have good reasons for doing so. They deserve academic neutral headings instead of a priori insults like 'conspiracy theorist'. With similar logic, Robert Fisk could turn all other headings of the FSA page into 'conspiracy theories'. Thank the Holy Knowledge (XXG) he doesn't do so. So thank you for respecting academic neutrality.

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article yes, but that's because you inserted him in there. If you remember, you and I wrangled a lot about the wording to be used about the info from his reports before. So its not suddenly that I'm against him as a source. I'm against the use of Israeli sources in general when it comes to Syria. And apparently user Hannibal agrees with me. Also, saying the offensive totally failed is incorrect since they totally expelled the rebels from that corner of Rif Dimashq and pushed into Daraa. As for the results section, its there to show the immediate military strategic or tactical effects in the area of the battle. Possible consequences that affect a totally different area of operations in this war is appropriate for the Analysis section.

2659:? Also, they lost half the city before this offensive over the previous four years. Sources (including rebel ones) actually state little to no progress was made (with often self-admitted exaggeration). I'm not going to revert you today, since Falconet8 was kind enough to provide a source confirming the current fighting is still indeed part of the offensive. However, if nothing major changes again in a few days I'm going to close it again, because any fighting that takes place at that point would not be any different than the fighting that has been constantly happening in the city over the last four years. And I would advise you not to remove sourced information or its reliable source (Reuters). 1332:

concern. Aside from the fact that those reasonably familiar with the history of the broader PKK/KCK movement over the last decade should have little trouble in at least recognising them, the addition was properly sourced to begin with. If you're going to challenge sourced additions, you should base your objections not on extraneous arguments and your own preconceptions, but on some kind of direct critical engagement either with what the source says or the source's general reliability. Responding to a source which explicitly says that MLKP has "predominantly fought in the ranks of the YPG/YPJ" with a blunt "MLKP are not part of the YPG or Euphrates Volcano" doesn't exactly show that. ~~

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said they exaggerated their claims of control. The link you provided says nothing about areas being captured by the rebels, it only shows points of interest/areas of fighting. And the source itself actually says there has been no news about the offensive at all. As for the combat footage, remember, youtube is not accepted as a source. Reuters clearly states the attack on the government-held part of the city was repelled, which was the main operational goal of the offensive. PS The Masdar report you linked in the edit summary does not say the attack on Khirbat Al-Ghazalah was part of the offensive from two weeks ago.

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occurring in the same province and that could potentially one day (but also maybe never) affect the battle for Aleppo city is not really relevant, especially since your same sources talk about the military reopening the other highway (Hama-Aleppo) which has now become the main supply line instead of the M5 highway. Also, analysts have pointed out that the only immediate effects that have been seen from the fall of the two bases is that rebel forces are now in a position to re-allocate manpower and resources to the siege of the Abo Duhur air base and a potential assault on Idlib city.

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military's second phase. Still, going to try some compromise wording in the lead (hope it will be satisfactory), but the Jerusalim post, which is an Israeli source, is in this regard biased against Iran and any of its allies. Also, going to remove your addition in the results section of subsequent battles that were not related to this offensive and happened in totally different areas separate from this area of operations (Triangle of Death). They are already mentioned in the Analysis section. And stop with the use of the expressions pro-Assad and regime!

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legitimate you to label them as conspiracy theories. That would not be a fair debate. Any armed group in Syria who won or lost a battle can claim they are part of the FSA. No matter how many Knowledge (XXG) articles say the opposite. The few who are questioning the factuality of such issues deserve headings that do not label them as simple conspiracy theorists, as you tended to do. I agree on the fact that decline isn't neutral either, but 'questioning of actual existence' is indeed the middle.

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manoeuvrings. This is where i hope you can come in: if i warn you, would you then re-add my edit for me? This would be greatly appreciated and may enable a more serious inspection from outside editors to the reality of his baseless behaviour—unlike the inexplicable ease with which he gained the page protection. Don't worry, if the issue goes further i will do all the arguing against him. I only seek your aid in re-adding my edit.--

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I would politely ask that you stop removing sources that confirm the Army regaining these villages in the plain. After some research, in an attempt to find compromise wording, I have found that the rebels indeed managed to retain control of one village in the western part of the plain, Sirmaniyah. So, based on this, I will insert compromise wording in the form of

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every time by leaving SAA on occasion, but not as frequent as to be so much repetitive, the other term that could work is Syrian Army. As for the Syrian Civil War map message you left. I have nothing against ISIS being marked to be just west of the town since The Telegraph confirms it on its own, but

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The Syrian Rebellion Obs and McClatchy both say/show the SAA back in control of these four villages they lost in the plain. SRO (highly pro-opp) is regularly used at the Syria map for SAA territorial gains since its biased against the government. As for McClatchy, its a reliable news media outlet. So

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is highly fair compromise/neutral wording, and in that regard that's the only thing I would agree on. Fifth, just wanted to point out I have not removed any of the sources you added (except non-neutral ARA news), even though I think you are adding too much, and even used them to write some additional

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as you wanted. Hoping you won't have a problem with it again. Second, you are over-quoting. We are an encyclopidia and we summarize or describe the situation, we are not here to quote every sentence from every possible person who made an opinion on the issue. So please, try to write in your own words

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Because they are not claiming anything. Its confirmed fact (by SOHR and everyone else) that government troops captured those 15 locations successfully. Masdar simply put the capture of those towns/villages into context as part of the military's first phase. The slow-down and stalemate came during the

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So please, do not mix the events of two different battles into one. The rebels themselves even called it the beginning of a NEW battle, so even they regard it as separate. And if you have a problem with the wording inserted by me and Kaj than please start a discussion at the talk page. The stated aim

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and is explained in a banner on the article talk page. Normally you would be blocked, and it is too late to self-revert. But you may be able to avoid sanctions if you will agree to make no edits on the subject of Wahhabism on any article for the next seven days. If you agree to this, please reply at

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rebel-held part of Idlib province. However, that has nothing to do with the Battle of Aleppo city itself. What I would suggest to possible put into the results section is the capture of Marat al-Numan in October 2012 which did result in the cutting of that specific military supply line at that time.

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Opposition is used just as frequently, and the FSA/IF are the legitimate opposition regardless of your opinion (vs. battles involving al-Nusra Front where more ambitious terminology is appropriate). Also you keep removing SAA, when the context of what "army" is doing what is completely unclear even

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that they have no clue what they're doing when they include both YPG and MLKP imagery on portraits commemorating those fighters killed in action. Clearly there is a binary opposition between the two groups which stems from... a joint operations room with some small FSA units or something like that.

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If he did tell the story it's very much like how he told other stories. They are tall tales akin to the "biggest fish" stories that are always exaggerations or outright made up stories. When he recounted the Ventura story, he said Ventura "fell out of his wheelchair." That's an exaggeration about

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It was agreed two years ago among editors that we should only include information about fighting within the city itself and its outskirts or information that directly and immediately affects the battle for Aleppo city with which the article deals with. Including info about a battle that is not even

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The one and only later report of the offensive being ongoing was from Masdar and it did not say anything about changes in control. Since than, Masdar itself has said the offensive has ended. The rebels themselves have not mentioned the offensive for almost two weeks and the last time they did they

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according to you, but we don't make edits based on POV. And I would remind both ISW and Stratfor are less neutral or reliable on this issue. And not seeing how I rushed it since I waited four days since the last attempted rebel advance. Also, the main operation goal of the offensive was to capture

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I'm not touching that subject with a 10 foot barge pole, gain consensus then re-add it — having seen a reliable source, I for one don't intend to remove it. Also the error was minor and had already been fixed by another editor, the template order had been inappropriately changed on the main Syrian

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is factually incorrect. All government supply lines to Aleppo have been going via the Hama-Kanasser-Aleppo highway for the last 2 years. The bases have not been critical to the resupply of Aleppo for the last 26 months. What they have been critical is for a potential breakthrough into the northern

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PS Please do not reintroduce the un-needed quotation from Charles Lister. I think I properly summarized what he said and I think I really showed a neutral/compromise step with that, considering his highly anti-Assad biased attitude shown over the years which anybody can see from his daily tweets.

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Hi, could you please stop removing academic neutral headings like 'decline' or 'questioning'? Just take a look at what Knowledge (XXG) says about 'Conspiracy theories' and compare it to the section of the Free Syrian Army article. It just makes no sense. It's even an insult to make Robert Fisk a

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The factions should be made as specific as possible. As for the terms, whenever there is a clear consensus in the public or international community, I think that it would be okay to use the same terms that they use. However, we should still try to remain as neutral as possible. Another thing: we

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You wrote "stop adding non lethal support" in a comment reverting my edit. Since when providing weapons is not a lethal support? Perhaps you could at least read the sources I have provided. For the second and last time I'm asking you to put it back and refer to the ongoing discussion on the talk

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accurate, opposition forces captured the town of Atman north of Daraa, as well as progressed in the industrial district, making this battle indecisive if not a minor victory. As soon as articles emerge about the battle from the usual places (ISW, Stratfor, etc.), I will cite them. You have been

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It doesn't matter if they are state-owned or not. You don't need to be a government-controlled news agency to be biased. Any Israeli source is biased against Iran and its allies. Always have and always will (can be seen from their language). The writer is used in references in other part of the

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after this battle that ended on 15 December. It happened a full 40 days after the battle had ended and as part of a completely new offensive that was launched by the rebels and it was a direct result of that new battle (for which we have a new article). As compromise I have noted the capture of

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in the past, I was seeking his assistence with a matter he is familiar with actually. Second of all, while your edits appear well sourced, you should remember how contentious the inclusion of Israel is in Middle East related articles — maybe Israel's role (which was honestly minimal) should be

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Alternatively, you could have indicated that you had actually read the source that I used—or better yet, done some cursory research of your own—rather than just blindly reverting. Whether the Randys in Boise reading the article get thrown for a loop when they see "MLKP" in the infobox isn't my

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Again: it doesn't matter wether you believe it exists or not, or wether other wikipedia articles suggest its existence. The point is that some journalists and politicians, and not of the least, don't believe it exists in its presented form. Knowledge (XXG) pages suggesting the opposite do not

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so that only autoconfirmed users can edit it i.e. he did this to prevent me from editing it and adding the content he has, seemingly, sworn to never have appear on the page. I expect him to soon remove my edit—knowing full well that i will not be able to immediately respond to his conniving

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Where exactly are you getting this "regime is POV" thing from? If you want to talk about common terms, regime is indisputably the common term for the Assad led faction in Damascus. In political science, the type of government under Assad, as per university press sources, is classified as an

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what's in the sources and not over-quote. Third, I see you constantly move the part about it not being strategically significant to the back and being significant to the front. For the sake of the flow of the longer text on it being significant it needs to be stated after the shorter

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is not really in accordance with WP policy on assuming good faith. I will put compromise wording about the closing of that highway when it did actually happen and I hope you will agree to it. PS In regard to your Stratfor source, the link you provided as a reference

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Im glad you understand now that it was historically used. The point is it should be included for reference if academics or news agencies still use the term. As far as the investigation link you posted, you are probably not happy that you have been proven wrong.

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The Hama-Marat al-Numan-Aleppo highway (that you point to) has been out of use by the Syrian military for more than 2 years since the rebels captured Marat al-Numan and all the towns north of it in October 2012. So, what the Long War Journal source said that

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That is one journalists opinion, who isn't introducing any evidence that they have any formal alligenice or cooperation, and speaking of partnership in a loose informal manner. The Southern Front has specifically stated that they won't cooperate with JaN —

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significance), then it works the other way too when opposition factions achieve the same thing. Regardless, the latest ISW article I cited stated that fighting is ongoing so it remains to be confirmed or disproved as to whether any advances will stand.

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when the military captured 15 locations is a non-neutral POV. Especially since you had previous rebel offensives in Daraa province which ended with the rebels capturing even less than what the military achieved here but we still marked them as

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I would advise you to show good faith and follow your own editing practices. A throw away comment in an article not even about the battle is not good enough to make this a SAA victory. And while I actually agree that the Reuters statement is

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is just one scholar during the Ottoman era, who mentions wahhabism in his writings. It is a historical term that is why you find it in various academic works and news agencies. In those times Muslims were refered by their school of thought

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every chance you get when describing the anti-Assad fighters, because despite what you may think of them, that's the common name for those forces per the reliable sources. Despite me and Kaj reinserting them, you constantly remove them.

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were all seized by a curious collective delusion in which they thought it possible to fight in YPG/J while simultaneously distinguishing themselves as MLKP. Also inform the party itself that they ought to stop using phrases such as

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Thats not the point. Its offensive. I was trying to discuss the issue with you civilly but you became aggressive. When evidence in a discussion turns contrary to what you initially believed, it should not be upsetting to you.

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of the rebel operation was to capture Nawa and Al-Shaykh Maskin. They only accomplished 75% of their goal (Nawa and half of Al-Shaykh Maskin). Thus it was partial as Kaj worded in a rather compromising way I might add.

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The division was based on them attacking from different positions and not having seen any formal confirmation of cooperation, probably because of a media blackout on the offensive. However a (slightly clearer)

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A few odd members of the MLKP (probably < 10) joining the YPG isn't really something that warrants this kind of hysterical rhetoric. Edit summaries are there to avoid interactions like this, thanks.

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is the main term RS use to describe them. It has nothing to do with legalities, but with the common terms under which they are known, as per Wiki policy. I could compromise if you stop removing

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I am not politicizing anything. SAA is not the common term under which they are known per reliable sources. Media outlets call them ether Army, Syrian Army or regime forces (non-neutral term).

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Then the simple solution is to add the Islamic State occupied oilfield to the sparsely populated Palmyra region on the map, and not assume bad faith and accuse editors of "inventing facts".

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if that's how neutral sources themselves describe both the situation and the Islamists. I already changed the title of the section once to compromise with you. It would be OK to call it

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despite categorically failing all of their objectives didn't make that a victory either, yet you insisted upon the odd wording in the result section. So if you are going to insist upon

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If the MLKP fighters in Kobanî are indeed "not part of YPG", I think you might want to go over and inform them of this yourself. Their commander must be in error when she states that

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which confirms both the FSA, IF and Nusra have partnered for this operation, and reinserted the lines. I would ask that you remove them or I will, with the addition of this source.

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According to some, the fall of Idlib, which had little strategic value, was more a morale blow to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad than a strategic one, and a short-term one at that

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Shaer gas field already marked on the map. And now this gas field marked under IS control. But now it is gas field surrounded by an army which is trying to regain control over it.

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One more thing, you separated the IF as well from the FSA. IF is not Nusra. What's your basis for that separation line? Has the FSA started distancing themselves from IF as well?

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if more than half the section isn't devoted to Nusra and their elimination of the moderates, but it is. As for the term takeover, sources themselves call it that, see here

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This isn't "sourced information". This is just speculation (e.g. "claimed", "indirectly"). By this logic Turkey could be added too by citing Hersh's conspiracy theories.

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First, your language isn't in line with Knowledge (XXG)'s rule on Civility and assuming Good faith from other editors, so please be more careful. Second, this is not my

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You know very well I cannot put it back because of 1RR. By the way, you could at check how the article looks after your edits of the infobox. Now it's all messed up. --

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Also, we can not make out what he said as fact, because he is speculating/making predictions, and Knowledge (XXG) has a policy on that issue (WP: NOTCRYSTALBALL).

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The "regime" issue was discussed among multiple editors more than three years ago, and several times since than, and was agreed the term, though possibly

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stating this. Go ahead and put it back if you wish, but you should probably leave the non lethal support comment (as well as seek definitive

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should try to remain consistent. I think that either of those terms would do, just make it clear to the audience who you are talking about.

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even makes it clear in the lead that Sunnis do not self identify or prefer this term. Also you appear to be a particularly narrowly focused

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on top of it all. Also it isn't constructive to point the finger of bias when you are editing this subject in such a provocative manner.

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again makes no mention of the highway shutdown sentence you pointed out to, but I did google the sentence and found the real source here

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authoritarian regime (which is one step below a dictatorship, mainly because Assad is seen as such a personally weak leader). Even the

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The term may well have had an obscure historical usage, however it has now become synonymous with being used as a slur. The article

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than I would have to follow the template established in regard with other battles in the area (that I mentioned) and mark it as a

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It has been frequently claimed that Qatar has relatively close ties, probably through intermediaries, with the Nusra Front.

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I think your in a bad mood. Whenever you feel like actually discussing the matter civilly. You can come to my talk page.

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describes the Committee's roles and responsibilities in greater detail. If you wish to participate, you are welcome to

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not work. And the second Al Jazeera reports that IS only captured Shaer gas field, east of the ancient site of Palmyra.

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You are wrong. Firstly gas field located at a great distance from T3 Pumping Station. And secondly here's your link

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Rebels capture five villages in the al-Ghaab Plain. Subsequent Army counter-attack recaptures four villages, except

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The only reason that I have specifically cited sources in such a manner is because you keep adding material that

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again to fix it. If I misunderstood what happened, or if you have any questions, you can leave a message on

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Can you stop removing wahhabism from isis related pages? Have you read the talk pages? Its not derogatory

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after aggressively and obsessively reinserting a term which you know full well is a sectarian hate term.

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You have been misinformed. The Sunni establishment created the term to identify followers of Abdulwahab.

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For one reason that we all know? You are doing it again, you are accusing me of being bias and trying to

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things. Reminding you again of WP: Civil & Good faith. I also remind you again, it did not happen

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since it has not been definitely confirmed. So please do not remove sourced information. Thank you!

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and/or cut off the city, which they failed. Taking one town does not make the result of the battle

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Obviously the opposition sealing control of a main supply line is relevant to the ongoing battle...

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when they talk about their fighters, because obviously that can't be true, and tell YPG/J to stop

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You are ignoring/aren't addressing the well established sectarian nature and usage of this term.

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so to stick to neutrality. Although I think the current wording best represents the situation.

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editing this subject for years, it won't kill you not to rush to state something contentious.

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MLKP martyrs are also their martyrs. And while you're at it, you could even try to explain to

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that an edit performed by you may have introduced errors in referencing. It is as follows:

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Brigade 82 and the base in the aftermath section of the battle that ended in mid-December.

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that an edit performed by you may have introduced errors in referencing. It is as follows:

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This is good faith. A proper source by the rebels saying they are renewing their assault

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