it's unfortunate that a lot of these people have in kind been replaced by other strongmen or sectarian conflict, but it seems like if nothing else the most recent set of oustings has generally...
it's unfortunate that a lot of these people have in kind been replaced by other strongmen or sectarian conflict, but it seems like if nothing else the most recent set of oustings has generally gone better than the arab spring did because they have the arab spring's failures to reference. the sudanese people for example aren't just taking the military's rule for what it is, and algerians don't seem to want their next leader to be a strongman either.
it's unfortunate that a lot of these people have in kind been replaced by other strongmen or sectarian conflict, but it seems like if nothing else the most recent set of oustings has generally gone better than the arab spring did because they have the arab spring's failures to reference. the sudanese people for example aren't just taking the military's rule for what it is, and algerians don't seem to want their next leader to be a strongman either.