ZaneStevens
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RMI5,
Thanks for your views. I am just really curious how the commando forces on both sides are able to get across the front lines, especially when they're so heavily defended.
Wow Zack, did you really create your account just to randomly declare me to be an Armenian? I am almost honored you are this focused and interested in my thoughts and motivations! lolz ;-)
So long as we're making baseless accusations, I hereby accuse you of being a Dashnak spy. Because who else would benefit from such Red Herrings? ;-)
Thanks for your views. I am just really curious how the commando forces on both sides are able to get across the front lines, especially when they're so heavily defended.
No, Such tunnels are easy to be built and don't even need much money either. even small fighting groups in Syrian Civil war, have built very long tunnels.
There is no need for such tunnels. Tunnels have use in civil wars and also for sending help to your forces in a blockade. In this case, there is no use for such tunnels.
No, too much conspiracy theory for no reason!
I agree. About tunnels, they have been used in Bosnian war, Syrian war as well. I think what author means are like incursion tunnels that North Korea built before, in which they were found by South Korea, and they were just useless and a waste of time and money.
Wow Zack, did you really create your account just to randomly declare me to be an Armenian? I am almost honored you are this focused and interested in my thoughts and motivations! lolz ;-)
So long as we're making baseless accusations, I hereby accuse you of being a Dashnak spy. Because who else would benefit from such Red Herrings? ;-)
So are you saying you are not the actual author of the article? ;-)
And are you saying that you are not here trying to promote your (or that of the "author you referenced") blog and your article? ;-)
Finally, are you seriously going to try to claim that you are somehow "objective", and are not, for example, Armenian? Because the article, despite all of its efforts, is clearly written by an Armenian sympathizer.
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