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1:22 this is how names work in the region. your name consists of your name, your father and grandfathers.

I doubt that any Iraqi Ba'athis would willing join Syria. They were at constant odds against each other. The Syrian Ba'athis allowed Iran to use their airspace and runways during the war against Iraq in the 80's. Far as I know most of them ended up fighting under Isis.

I would like to see more middleeastern ones, im sure the syrian civil war militias created some cool aesthetic ones. I wonder if some subsaharian organization has smth similar

Needs more views

Juche is in direct contrdiction to the theory of comparative advantage which means juche will produce an economic disaster which it has.

1:23 "Father's name" is our equivalent of a family name. The W3C recently had an article about various name customs from around the world, and it made a point of indicating that Muslim cultures primarily use patronymics. In large communities they simply add more (grandfather, great grandfather, etc.) although sometimes a village name can also be added on-consider also a certain Leonardo, from the town of Vinci.

The reason the Afghan forum was asking for the father's name was because some İslamic countries don't use Western style last names but rather the name of the individual's father. Kind of like how you'd have last names like "Thomson" or "Johnson" in Anglophone nations.

Grants for industrial adoption of clean energy are not de-industrialisation, nor are low emission zones in a service-oriented city. That is very American of you.

Being anti-soviet doesn't make you not a socialist or a communist, but from what you've stated they sound more like a standard progressive organisation. I can understand why RAWA doesn't want to engage with foreign powers (a bit stupid since you should be pragmatic when under that level of oppression), but that whole suing for copyright reasons makes them seem poorly managed. I'd assume these days all these wacky sites have just been replaced by social media groups or pages (eg- telegram group chats).

Reminds me of the CIA-run undercover spy communication websites that posed as sports blogs. Apparently everyone involved was found and executed.

4:54 is that supposed to be a lot ? textile clusters in developing asian economies blow those kinda fabric production figures out of the water, but then again DPRK probably doesn't have much domestic consumption nor industrial exports.

Super interesting. Early public internet stuff is fascinating.

Very interesting and informative video. Keep up the good work bro

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The fact that RAWA is anti-Soviet doesn't mean they aren't communist in leanings. Meena was married to an anti-Soviet communist leader. Also, they're right about the US and Taliban being equally bad

I forgot where or the name, but there was this website that connected Soviet users to the rest of the world and there are very interesting posts from Soviet citizens during the August coup on it

"juche fiber" "with help from the Soviet Union" *sigh*

we will be watching your career with great interest

very resistant but uncomfortable and unfashionable sounds like a good analogy for communists industries and infrastructure in general.

I bet it's nylon with something else that starts with a V

its not everyday you find a channel as good as this

Very interesting, thanks! Just because I can't resist being that guy: acetylene's primary use is not welding (though it can be used for that); it's much more commonly used in oxyacetylene cutting torches. The stock footage shown here depicts electric arc welding (specifically, SMAW or "stick" welding, which doesn't use gas at all).

Underated channel, good video!

3:00 back in the day when a bed was a valuable asset

Really enjoy these niche autism filled videos. I eagerly await more.

8:53 but gas from Australia is literally free (how did they do that despite losing WW2?)

Shit.. how old is this guy? The aral sea was fine in the ussr times. Uzbekistan drained it in the 90s and 2000snds

Damn, i want vinylon

Reminds me of Duraplast.

4:57 المحرر also means the liberator, it makes more sense imo

The father's name is the middle name in arabic names. The translation to english makes it look funny but that's the same as a second name in the west.

The Internet vs the internet

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I wonder if the Donetsk Anime Shop has a website

A fresh breath of air on youtube.Are there really wartime websites in the current period? I viewed it more as thousands of accounts on social media disseminating propaganda thru memes

Praying for Algorithm to give this channel the light it's soo good and educational

Instruction unclear, contacted an arm stealer instead Give my arms back :(

Clothes made from formaldehyde sounds about as appealing to me as clothes made from asbestos. Is it safe?

Wow! Clothing made out of rocks!! I wonder if anyone thought about making clothes out of asbestoes.....

North korea has no fear of microplastics

Fibers made from rocks, huh? Like.... Asbestos? I sure hope it doesn't cause cancer.

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Algorithm for once showing me an interesting video, wow! A minor thing regarding the father's name shtick, this is actually done in quite a few different countries either for cultural reasons or because of naming conventions (E.g., the Spanish/Portuguese speaking world). I assume that's the case here as well, just so the person who's doing the reporting can be narrowed down in the event of people having similar or outright same names. Could be wrong though, but I do work which handles a lot of ID from different countries and this is what I was told.

you should talk abot official website that runs by terrorist organization . It would be interesting

Hope you get more subs, I can’t believe you have less than 1000!

2:10 oh that's that place that recently got upgraded with new oxygen things which make it more efficient forgot what it makes though

5:19 A friendly fyi, Ukrainians prefer that we don't say "The Ukraine", as it has colonial connotations.