Geopolitics in the Middle East is complicated. Who is our friend? Who is our enemy? Why? One convenient hack to figure it out is to just look up which countries have McDonald's in them.pic.twitter.com/wHKu0DeKwb
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Chemical warfare?
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I’m gonna call this the reverse Shawerma theorem.
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oh come on the US and UK both have several military bases in Oman...
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There are no friends and enemies in politics, just benefits. But the problem is people mostly unaware of this. Peace
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Brah, your foreign policy game sucks
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Turkey maybe about to become the exception to that rule.
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It is basically as saying - the enemy is the one who is attacking us, pretty insightful
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