You really should put some descriptions sometimes: It is the V1 launch site in Siracourt.

Tried to watch Mellissa McCarthy and Alec Baldwin from yesterdays Saturday Night Live Episode.
Sadly, in the year 2017 this is not possible, even though there are dozerns of revenue models available for digital content. The complete content is being blocked and geoblocked.

I don't get this. Why can't they unlock this stuff and make a buck from the views they get abroad via Youtube?

I mean, we're living in a small world, where everything is connected with everything. The american president, for example, got an impact on my life, probably more than my own national chancellor. But nope, lets just block all media content and chop it into national bubbles, so each nation lives in their bubble without getting to see the other bubbles. Actually there aren't enough bubbles already, like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Whatsapp. We could need a lot of more bubbles and echo chambers that simply reflect our opinions about the others, giving the impression that actually our opinion is the opinion of everybody else on this planet.
That will definetely help making this planet a better place, especially when some major bubbles collide with each other, causing a major outburst of hatred and everything that follows after.

So we got an american press that cries out about the american president, about his unlawfulness, how he ruins everything the USA have been standing for. But instead of spreading the word, instead of pinpointing the errors and giving an example what is going wrong in the american presidency, instead of spreading the word of free speech and discourse, instead of teaching the others the ropes of free spech and democracy, all you get is a geoblock.

Wake me up when the bubbles collided and World War Three is on the brink.

/rant

During ongoing clashes the Free Syrian Army Jaysh al-Izza made some ghanima from the Syrian Arab Army 5th Corps, Helfaya, northern Hama Governorate, April 14th, 2017.

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Among the vehicles captured are two T-62 and and a UAZ. These vehicles have been delivered to Tartus in December 2016 / January 2017, to be deployed with the Syrian Arab Army 5th Corps. The 5th Corps consists of syrian recruits and volunteers, mostly of older age or rejected for military service, structured like a militia, while being equiped and paid by Russia and Iran. Apparently nobody considered the need for paint when maintaining these vehicles, which makes them easily trackable now.

^^ I have not heard about the battle having started yet. Reports only claim Syrian Arab Army is deploying forces.


Free Syrian Army Jaish al-Islam keeps pushing ISIS in eastern Qalamoun mountains, parading T-55, T-62 and T-72, Rif Dimashq, Syria, April 12th, 2017.

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Meanwhile Islamic State keeps targeting Coalition aircraft over eastern Aleppo Governorate in vain, Syria, 2017.

For a couple of weeks Islamic State is widely using their self-developed and mass-produced hand-held anti-tank-rocket-laucher, to be seen on footage from Mosul. Usage is limited to the pocket of Mosul yet, accordingly their primary production line must be located there, Nineveh Governorate, Iraq, April 9th, 2017.

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Footage: Impressions from the rebel frontlines at Daraa, Daraa Governorate, Syria, April 9th, 2017, 720p

Mutually confirmed military situation in Daraa, Daraa Governorate, Syria, February 16th, 2017.

Military situation in Daraa, Daraa Governorate, Syria, April 8th, 2017.

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Correction: Footage: Russian reporter checks out 'stockpiles' assumed to be chemical weapon containers at Shayrat Airbase, Homs Governorate, Syria, April 8th, 2017

I was offered 72 virgins, but as I have no use for them, I took 72 toys instead. Uparmored SVBIED, eastern Aleppo Governorate, Syria, April 2nd, 2017.


Military situation in Tabqah and Raqqah, Raqqah Governorate, Syria, April 2nd, 2017.