Re:Amicus brief on behalf of 97 tech companies
by rgbrenner on Tuesday February 07, 2017 @01:27AM
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I was ready to give you an upvote for the link, but your link doesnt support the claim ("US sent the CIA into Syria in 2006") you're making.
In fact, if you read the actual document from Wikileaks, the funding seems to consist of funds for informational campaigns, conferences, etc -- all talk. A lot of it entirely outside of Syria. And the amount is fairly small as well - $6m over 4 years. No military/cia operations, nothing about rebels, etc are found in the document.
To get back to the topic though.. I would suggest that if the issue is legitimate, then the protest is also legitimate.
In fact, if you read the actual document from Wikileaks, the funding seems to consist of funds for informational campaigns, conferences, etc -- all talk. A lot of it entirely outside of Syria. And the amount is fairly small as well - $6m over 4 years. No military/cia operations, nothing about rebels, etc are found in the document.
To get back to the topic though.. I would suggest that if the issue is legitimate, then the protest is also legitimate.