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Ukraine & Syria: Elections of Mass Destruction

Ukraine & Syria: Elections of Mass Destruction


May 31 2014 "ICH"
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NEO"
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Early polls began for Syria’s presidential
election, as
the country begins turning the tide against
foreign-backed terrorists
 and restoring order
throughout much of the country. It was impossible
for the Western media to cover up tens of thousands
of Syrians around the world queuing up in impressive
numbers to cast their votes in support of both
President Bashar al-Assad and other candidates
participating in the election. Despite eagerness to
vote, the US, UK, EU, and others have decided to
condemn the elections and even go as far as
obstructing overseas polling.

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