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"I...urge the Government: let us rejoin EUFOR, let us commit NATO peacekeepers to Brčko district, let us transition to a NATO-led peacekeeping mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina."The incendiary comments came during a parliamentary debate on Srebrenica Memorial Week, which commemorates the massacre of Muslim men and boys in Srebrenica by the Army of Republika Srpska (VRS), in July 1995.
Twelve years ago, the so-called Arab Spring visited Libya, ending Muammar Gaddafi's rule and plunging the country into chaos, leaving it divided along tribal and regional lines. Gaddafi himself was murdered at the hands of Western-supported militias.NATO's disguised military invasion of Libya
Comment: Recent discoveries have revealed extensive trade networks across vast swathes of the planet at various points in time, including the Bronze Age, and early Medieval Age, which were previously thought to have been improbable. The archaeological record also shows that, seemingly coinciding with the rise and fall of civilisations, there were periods where these networks were, temporarily, severed.
The period in question discussed in the article is particularly interesting because it falls just after: 536 AD: Plague, famine, drought, cold, and a mysterious fog that lasted 18 months
Regarding the Britons, Laura Knight-Jadczyk in Meteorites, Asteroids, and Comets: Damages, Disasters, Injuries, Deaths, and Very Close Calls writes: See also: