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List of wars and battles involving al-Qaeda
Please stop removing the |- |} at the end of the table. You have removed it 4 times now. Tables are supposed to end with it.

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New battles in Yemen
Hi Could you create the article of the Nihm offensive and of the new battle of Aden ? Reagrars. --Panam2014 (talk) 14:44, 25 February 2016 (UTC)
 * For Nihm, it is usually more of an offensive to the north in the governorates of Sana'a, Marib and Jawf . It started in December 2015. In the battle of Aden, it began in January 2016 between the popular resistance and AQAP . Could you create an article about popular resistance ? Regards. --Panam2014 (talk) 18:49, 25 February 2016 (UTC)
 * Excuse me. Are there sources that speak of battle in the city and port of Midi ? And for the 2014 battle of Amran ? Regards. Panam2014 (talk) 12:42, 26 February 2016 (UTC)

Mexican Drug War map
Hello Tiseptiko. That sounds good. I will be working on that and probebly will make it by the next week. Thanks for the notice! Ali Zifan  22:43, 25 February 2016 (UTC)

Yemeni Civil war map
Hey Tiseptiko,

I don't want to be unfriendly, but what exactly did you do with the Yemeni Civil War map? There are as far as I can see no changes to the previous version, but the quality of the picture is far worse now.--Ermanarich (talk) 14:48, 26 February 2016 (UTC)

Hey, it's me again, I've got another question. I'd like to help improving these maps around Yemen and so on. What do I have to consider when I do it? Is there any instruction for how to do it? And a little off-topic: Why exactly do you hate Pope Francis? I mean, yeah, he is a pope, but compared to the previous popes he seems to be a nice one...--Ermanarich (talk) 20:04, 27 February 2016 (UTC)

I fixed the link; It was broken because my signature was partially included.

However, I also think that the world may have been created by a simple coincidence. The question is rather how is it for the Universe? And is there a sense behind all? And what was before the universe, when did the time start? Most probably we as humans aren't even able to understand these things at all, as well as a dog doesn't know what colours are and isn't able to understand for example Analysis.

I actually live in Europe, more exactly in Germany. I'm 19 years old and I'm learning for my Abitur at the moment. How is it with you?

Ok, now the Rojava-thing: I don't know how far you know the Charter of the Social Contract of Rojava. I think it's a really great achievement in the struggle for democracy, peacy between the peoples and social equality. There is only one thing that I'm a bit sceptic about: No matter if socialistic or not, a system has to be able to keep up with the international economic system, because otherwise its progress will be weaker than the international, which leads to underdevelopment and in conclusion to refusal from the population. Also I'm not so sure if it's able to organise bigger projects like (for the case that this system will be adopted in many other regions of the world) a start of a space-rocket or something. Of course the strong "grass-roots" are very important, but to ensure the development of the humanity it also needs big projects. (I have to admit, I'm a real fan of ideas like Mars-settlement or the Exploration of the Jupiter Icy Moons) So in general my question to you: How do you think of the Charter of the Social Contract and my thoughts about it. See you,--Ermanarich (talk) 21:14, 2 March 2016 (UTC)

I can't answer today, but I've seen your message. Tomorrow then. --Ermanarich (talk) 17:05, 4 March 2016 (UTC)

Ok, then. For the supposes on the beginning of the universe and so on I can agree. For Rojava, I'm actually not very sure, how exactly their economic system looks right now. In one article it's said, that there is no ownership. But I'm actually not very sure, what this means for their economical system. That a leftist government doesn't neccesarily lead to poverty can be seen in the Scandinavian countries. That's the reason why I strongly believe that planned economy as it existed in the Soviet Union is no solution. So what are the alternatives? There are even ideas to completely remove the money. But to be serious, I don't think that this is realistic. Furthermore it's to be questioned (aside from that the economy would most likely collapse) if it would help to improve the equality on earth. I believe that the best solution is a (real) social market economy, more precise a strongly regulated market economy. Germany actually refers itself as being a social market economy, but that's neither true nor what I mean. Of course, the german economy is much more regulated than for example the US-american. But it's still very very far away from what I mean. It must be prevented, that there are monopolisations, that there is produced far too much (expecially in the food industries, this could be done for example with monetary fines(money to be paid)), that workers get far too less money compared to managers, that the richs can't flee to tax exiles. Another idea in this area I came across was the idea of common good(sometimes also called common good-economy). It's very important to socialise the economy, which is one of the most darwinistic and barbaric things in our culture. With socialize I mean to ouse the thinking that profit is all and bring in more, well, social thinking. Fairtrade is an extremely good example for this. But it's still very important to be aware that too much regulation leads most probably to economic decline. The Soviet Union is definitely one of the worst example for alternative systems. I see almost nothing positive in what the Soviets did. At many points, they were racist, at every time a horrible regime and in their Gulags more humans died than in the KZs of the Nazi-regime in Germany. They disfigured hundreds of cities, opressed the population, they were centralistic and so on, the list of negative things is very long. I think that not any modern leftist organisation should see them as an idol. That's for example why I don't like the Marxist–Leninist Party of Germany.

And to the talk about the problems of nations, peoples and cultures we had before: That's a thing again there. I really love albanian and greek culture for example. There is of course no culture in the world which I don't like. Rather that I just find some more and others less interesting. And personally I see greek and albanian culture as being very interesting. But it's also important to note that culture isn't a fixed thing. In contrary, culture has to develop as everthing else has to do, too. A culture that doesn't develop will most probably die out. I know that your side on this topic is rather like it would be better that they would all disappear. But I actually think that it may be possible to remove racist thinking without a disappearance of peoples. In Europe, to make this example, hundred years ago, almost every peoples hated their neighbors. But today, this enmity is vanishing. A quite beautifaul word, but with an sovietish colouring is the Fraternity of peoples, which could I think return. The source of aggression between peoples was very often that one ruled over the others and opressed them. But in Europe, this is in most of the countries a part of history. I'm also very interested in history and politics and I like to draw, too. But I don't think that my skills there are enough that I could earn my money with it. I rather plan to become a journalist or something in this direction. But my plans for my future aren't that clear yet.--Ermanarich (talk) 21:33, 5 March 2016 (UTC)

No worries, will come this evening.--Ermanarich (talk) 17:27, 7 March 2016 (UTC)

Hey Tiseptiko. To start with the economic system. Of course, there are still rich and poor people in Scandinavia, but Scandinavia still has by far the smallest gap between the rich and the poor in the world, which is mostly due to high taxes (especially for the richs) etc. The thing with Scandinavia is that they prove that a social state doesn't necessarily fuck up financially. It has to be tested out how far a socialisation of a government can go before it begins to be critically for the economy. Of course it's to be questioned if this is a fixed model for every country or rather depending on many other factors, too.

Because you mentioned China and Vietnam (and Northern Korea would be amongst them, too). It's a shame that they still carry this title, because they haven't got anything to do with socialism. I don't know much about the recent situation in Vietnam, but for China and Northern Korea... well, they're really bad places. And they still make words like socialism look very bad in people's eyes.

For the things you wrote about the Soviets I can mostly agree. I actually think that this just shows again, that both systems have their advantages and disadvantages, so a compromise of them must be better, because it can include advantages of both. Again, even Scandinavia is still quite far away from that.

Regarding the money-thing, I'm not sure if you got me right. I don't think that the remove of the money would be a good thing, because it doesn't really attacks the roots of the problems. Also, a globalised economy can't work like this, without money. And I'm not sure if the believe in money is such a big part of our society and thinking, that it wouldn't lead to alternatives (More clearly: That if the money is removed, the thinking is still so fixed on money, that other things would be used as things similiar to money). My critical view on Anarchism as similiar reasons. I don't know if it's stable enough to exist successfully and in the way the inventers imagined it to be.

To Rojava I have to admit that I still didn't fully understand, what their economic system is now exactly. Because there are no mentions of a planned economy, to make only one example. However, Rojavas model of equality, fraternity of peoples and so on can be viewed hardly different than positive.

I don't think that it really needs a disappearance of the peoples to remove racism. To look at one example, racism in Germany: There is a clear difference between the cities and the lands. That's because in a city, you have contact to foreigners, on the countryside you often doesn't. But if you know something, it immedeately doesn't seem that menacing anymore. And our world is globalizing, means the contact with foreigners and strangers grows. And in conclusion to that, the degree of racist thinking sinks. In such a level, cultures can easily coexist friendly. It's a matter of contact.

One thing I'd like to discuss with you is your sight on the refugee-crisis in Europe at the moment. What do you think about the reactions of the governments, is it really a that big problems and other things.

Oh, and still one more: Are there music bands you can recommend to me? Or what are the types of music you listen to?--Ermanarich (talk) 20:42, 7 March 2016 (UTC)

The answer will come tomorrow. See ya!--Ermanarich (talk) 22:06, 8 March 2016 (UTC)

The thing with economical system is the most complex, so I'll come to it later. Let's start instead with the refugees. I actually don't think that it's such a problem, especially food we really have more than enough in Europe (Or at least in Germany; but the two times I was in Greece it didn't seem to have a food-shortage; By the way, the one time I was on Chalkidiki, the other time in western Peleponnes; Two really great holidays!) The jobs could be rather a problem, but even there I think that the economy can easily "swallow" this problem. The problem in the so called refugee-crisis are not the refugees but much more the right and conservative part of our populations. I can just speak for the situation in Germany there (If we're there: How is it exactly in Greece? Did you have direct contect with refugees yet or just heard of them in the media?), but here it's not that Germany couldn't do it. The problem is the right wing, who gets increasingly strong and is also comitting attacks on Refugee-houses. And the other big problem is the racist dictator Erdogan in Turkey. He wants to get money from the EU for keeping the refugees back. But at the same moment, he slaughters the Kurds and decreases the freedom of the press.

I listen mostly to different types of Rock (Punk, Indie and so on), Brass, Reggae and some german Hip Hop/Rap groups, but the last ones primarily if they are political. I actually like political bands but it's also ok if they are not. What I actually don't really like is the Chart-music in the radio. For political music, one of the greatest bands I know is Anti-Flag.

For Anarchy and moneyless systems I can just repeat, that I'm pessimistic to this. The try to establish Communism failed heavily and without exception. I actually think that a stable leftist government can only arise with a slow development towards it. A tense development which is able to see and correct errors and problems. And maybe with such a thing it would be somewhen possible to establish an anarchy. But it's essentially, that you change the people. If they are changed, the government will change, too. But such a process just needs time. That counts for a possible remove of the money, too. Especially there it would need really long to change people's mind. Due to that, Anarchy isn't even my aim, because I don't see it as being realistic. Another problem is that I don't believe in the good will of the humans you mentioned. Many humans may be good. But by far not all.

Another problem of Anarchy is that it's not very organised, if not even chaotic. Bigger project are hardly to manage in that case. I'm not as radical, because I believe that a strongly regulated capitalism would allow a minimalisation	of the gap between the rich and the poor. I don't really see a big problem in smaller hierarchical systems, as for example an elected president at the top of a country. What's the anarchist argument against that, exactly?

It's quite funny: Regarding Anarchism, you are very optimistic, but regarding the disappearance of racism, it's me! :D --Ermanarich (talk) 21:21, 9 March 2016 (UTC)


 * About anarchism: Yes it is essentially about changing the people. Yes, if they are changed, the government will change, too. And yes "such a process" "needs time". But such slow process IS realistic. If something is slow, it does not mean it is not realistic. In fact it is not only realistic, but beneficial to help steering away any country away from authoritarianism (a nominally democratic country always has to some degree also authoritarian traits, less or more so). It is 2024 now and we (every country) were in this process. We have aquired already some degree of anarchism. We were obviously not at point zero. Often the question is not about going further, but not going back. It can be a struggle even to keep the current state, if you do realize we were not at zero point. If anarchism traits of people scale back, then the state takes shape more authoritarian. The state's facade presents itself simply, but in fact there is nothing more complex, shifting gradually under the surface. If this happens, authoritarian rule impairs other traits that you have valued. As such anarchism is not only realistic, but a useful (if not required) ingredient of a viable alternative to authoritarianism. It's not like "such a process just needs time". It needs not only time, and it is not given Anyway, thanks for your editing. IHaveBecauseOfLocks (talk) 05:48, 2 March 2024 (UTC)

Hey Tiseptiko. I've seen your message. I'll answer tomorrow to it. Today I'm too tired and besides that I still have to learn...--Ermanarich (talk) 21:55, 10 March 2016 (UTC)

To the refugees: Of course, that's in Greece a completely different situation compared to the one in Germany. And even if many right-wing idiots in Germany are against the refugees, our economy and job market can easily bear this problem. The richer european countries can't leave the problem with the refugees up to Greece. By the way, what do you think about the negotiations (refugees/EU-membership) with Turkey? Your ideas of comics really sound interesting! What are they about? To the music: I hear Kasabian too, the other ones rather not. But I'll make a try! And to the last: I hope you don't think I'm a nationalist!--Ermanarich (talk) 23:56, 11 March 2016 (UTC)

Sorry for the late answer. I wasn't at home yesterday and I thought that I've read in your answer, that you wanted to write more about the refugees. However, the thing with the comics really sound interesting! Let's see, maybe the comics will be translated into english or even german one day. You have to tell me then! Are they political, too?

About the nations, I'm even aware that my thinking there isn't rational. But I'm just like this at the moment. The future will show if I change my mind there.

About Che Guevara... If I'm honest, I didn't really occupy myself with him so far. He was a very active person, who spread the idea of a socialist to many countries, especially in Latin America. The dictature of Castro is a rather negative thing for the socialism in my eyes. Of course, his ideas for equality and so on were good, but I heard that he was very brutal in his battles and authoritative. But I don't know so much about him? Maybe you could tell me your opinion and some informations about him.

Another theme I'd to talk about is the rise of right parties in Europe. Did you hear about the results of the german regional elections in Baden-Württemberg, Sachsen-Anhalt and Rheinland-Pfalz? A right-wing populist party, the AfD ("Alternative for Germany") got 15% in the first, 24% in the second and 12% in the third state. I can't tell you how frustrated I am. And angry. I really can't hear these idiots anymore...--Ermanarich (talk) 16:11, 16 March 2016 (UTC)

Hey Tiseptiko. I saw your message. Can't answer today, I have to learn for my examen tomorrow. Tomorrow maybe also not, depends on how early the party begins...--Ermanarich (talk) 19:36, 17 March 2016 (UTC)

Ok, I'm back again. I agree that the refugees should be split over Europe. Also they should not be put in great bulks of one ethnicity (like Syrians), because otherwise, parallel societies will rise. And Europe shouldn't make a deal with the Turkey. Because this country is ruled by a racist dicator and abuses the kurdish minority. To Guevara: I didn't knew he was such a ... well, asshole.. I mean Stalin shouldn't be a idol, he is a war criminal which plays in the same league as Hitler does. He was actually even a racist, not against Jews but against other minorities in Russia like Chechens, Tatars etc. I mean it can still owed to him maybe, that Latin America has such a strong leftist movement today. But one has to look at both sides.

I wouldn't say, that the right movement is stronger than in other European countries (like France for example with around 30% voting for Front National). The thing is rather, that it rose up from the nothing. Last elections, the AfD didn't yet exist (oh.. no they existed yet; But they weren't right wing populist but Euro-sceptical Neoliberalists; they had 4,7%, means they didn't get any seat), and the nationalists, the National Democratic Party of Germany failed to jump over the five-percent rule, they got 1,3%. The right wing increased in power the last year and now they have approximately 15%. (of course they haven't any seat in the parliament yet, but only because the next elections are 2017) Besides that the AfD is a super ugly party. They are not only xenophobic racists, they are also neoliberal and pro-nuclear power. Really a bunch of idiots. And although their police is really against the poors, still around 38% of the enemployed people in Sachsen-Anhalt (the State which had 24% AfD-Voters in total) voted for the AfD. I could cry. Oh, what's interesting, too is that Germanys ruling party, the CDU is conservative but mostly not really right-wing. But they are quite neoliberal, too, although not as heavy as the AfD. The Social Democrats are unvotable, they completely lost their profile. They say quite good things, but they do exactly the same things as the CDU. What do you mean with school occupations? :D I wouldn't say that the german government is really authoritary. The police is it, but in general, it's rather like the typical cliché of Germany, order is it all. It's really bourgeois. In the schools, it's quite like this, but I'm a very lucky person in this thing, because I'm not at a school of the government but on a Waldorf/Rudolf-Steiner-School. Maybe you heard about them, it's an alternative school (whith much alternative and leftist thinking in it, also there is a bigger focus on art and the personal development of the pupils than at the normal schools), it's everything but not authoritary there.

And to your comics, I can just repeat that it sounds very interesting! See you,--Ermanarich (talk) 21:36, 19 March 2016 (UTC)

Hey Tiseptiko. Sorry that I let you wait so long, I had much to do the last days. The answer comes tomorrow.--Ermanarich (talk) 23:38, 25 March 2016 (UTC)

Finally... I have to confess, that the southern european countries doesn't really have this right tendencies in a number that the middle-, northern- and especially eastern European countries do. But they are rather a exception. What exactly do you mean with that this other one hates "it"? The school system? But it's true, I'm really lucky to be able to go to such a school. And for my thoughts on the Chechen War, you have to specify which one you mean. See you!--Ermanarich (talk) 15:44, 27 March 2016 (UTC)

Thanks, I'm fine, there were just many things to do :) Regarding the school system, that's true, even if I can't say very much to it, since I'm not directly involved (as I said). And to the Chechen War. I see it as a real catastrophe and a crime by Russia. Furthermore, this war was the trailblazer for the rise of the Islamists in Northern Caucasus. It is definitely understandable, that Chechenia wanted to be independent. The following attack from Russians was very brutal and without real justification. Today, the situation there is a real catastrophe: Ramsan Kadyrow rules extremely authoritarian, there is no free press, people are getting abducted, the fate of thousands of chechens is still unclear (they are either dead or in secret jails) and not at last the Islamists are very strong and ousted the moderate Sufism of the region mostly. What do you think?--Ermanarich (talk) 21:00, 27 March 2016 (UTC)

Yeah, that's exactly what I thought to know so far about this war. I'd recommend you a documentation to the situation there today too, but sadly it's only available in german or french. However, I have another question to you: What do you think that will happen in Turkey? Will it stay as it is right now or will there be major changes? And if yes, in which direction may they go? What will be the role of the PKK on the one and of Daesh on the other hand?--Ermanarich (talk) 22:03, 29 March 2016 (UTC)

Answer comes tomorrow--Ermanarich (talk) 22:28, 1 April 2016 (UTC)

Ok, to begin with Turkey. Regarding Erdogan, I just hope that something unexpected happens and he dissapears from the policy... It's not realistic, but I just heavily dislike this criminal. I don't think that the PKK will reach anything in Turkey. As long the whole west is against them they won't be able to achieve anything. The biggest game change would be if the USA would stop backing Erdogan. But that's completely unrealistic, even if the USA cooperates with them partially in Iraq and Syria. Maybe with Sanders, if it comes so far... Right now they are seen as a Terror organisation. The thing is that they really need to dissociate from any kind of terroristic attacks. As an example they need to condemn the attacks carried out by the TAK in the last time. With Daesh it's the thing. I'm really not sure how strong they are in Turkey and how strong their relations are with the government. If they have good secret relations with the government, they won't start a rebellion. But if they are strong and against the government, they could start a rebellion. This rebellion wouldn't overthrow the Turkey of course, but it would maybe become a gamechanger for the Kurds in Anatolia.

I can't specify it very well, but I have the feeling that there will be some bigger changes in Turkey soon.

"By the way, you believe that the coalition airstrikes on ISIL and Qaeda, are strategically correct, and moral fair?" Well, I guess if you point at al-Qaeda I guess you include the situation in Yemen, too. The thing is really difficult. Of course airstrikes inflict heavy casualties under civilians. On the other hand, cities like Kobane would have fallen to Daesh and also, the YPG would be much weaker in Syria today. To be honest I don't see many alternatives. To make another example: SAA in Syria managed to defeat Daesh in the younger past. Tadmur/Palmyra is reconquered. Without airstrikes, Daesh would be ways stronger. Same in Yemen, AQAP is only gaining ground because Saudi airraids aim mostly at the Houthis.

And as we're already in Yemen: What do you think of the Houthis, what of Hadi? And who exactly is this "Southern Movement"? I saw a movie on youtube by Vice News, but it's not really informative on their aims and the Wikipedia articles also doesn't show their aims.

And another thing, regarding the Iraq. I guess you already heard of the Group of Communities in Kurdistan, the Umbrella-organisation which includes YPG and PKK. It has some other members like the PJAK in Iran (but which is exiled as far I know... Oh WHAT?!... They are designated as a terrorist organisation, too). Also, the Yezidi militias (YBŞ and YJÊ)of the Iraq are kind of offsprings of it, even if they have no political arm. Now there is also a Political Party in Iraqi Kurdistan which is part of the Group of Communities in Kurdistan, the Kurdistan Democratic Solution Party. But the Party is a really tiny one, the last elections they got only 0,18%. I'm actually a bit confused by this. Why are the military arms of the KCK in Iraq so strong but the political one really negligible? And another thing; Currently, the KCK-affiliated militias, which liberated Sinjar are going to attack Tal Afar. This city is mostly populated by Turcomans, a minority of Iraq which was persecuted like the Kurds but which also doesn't have really good relations with them. Do you think, a kind of Turcoman-communalist militia will be founded or will the enmity continue?

Oh, and one last thing: If you don't mind I'd remove some of my text here, it's really much. :D--Ermanarich (talk) 16:29, 2 April 2016 (UTC)

Sorry, I'm very busy at the moment and for the next five weeks. This answer is very late, and so will probably the next ones. I see your point, but the problem is that the last time the U.S. attacked in the Middle East on the ground was the Iraq war. The result of this waar was amongst others the rise of Daesh. Even if you ignore the fact that the USA create a total political mess in the land they conquer, there's still the thing that Assad would never let the USA just one feet into Syria. And so does Russia. And Panama papers... Well, what can I say there. It makes me incredibly angry, even if it's just the top of the Iceberg. But the politicians won't change anything. Really frustrating thing. I personally would declare any organisation which is involved in such affairs as a terrorist organisation. And Furthermore I would sanction the tax havens.--Ermanarich (talk) 19:58, 10 April 2016 (UTC)

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Hi Have you got source about Popular resistance ? Regards. --Panam2014 (talk) 19:06, 3 March 2016 (UTC)
 * This is not the same as the popular committees and popular resistance populaire.La resistance was known as the popular committees until 2015, when the southern movement joined popular resistance. There are pro houthi popular committees. You should create two or three article. Panam2014 (talk) 22:45, 4 March 2016 (UTC)
 * We must not confuse the 2015 southern resistance and the 2014 southern resistance who is the armed brand of the southern Movement. The three articles could be called popular resistance, popular committees and popular committees (pro Houthi faction). Panam2014 (talk) 23:07, 4 March 2016 (UTC)
 * I have found two arabic articles. here and here. Regards. Panam2014 (talk) 09:29, 5 March 2016 (UTC)
 * Do you have sources that say some members of the Popular Resistance support Ali Saleh as the group was created in 2015? --Panam2014 (talk) 12:34, 5 March 2016 (UTC)
 * You're right. Have you got pro Houthi source about the pro Houthi popular committees ? --Panam2014 (talk) 15:12, 5 March 2016 (UTC)
 * Hi. Create the article battle of Amran would be nice too . Indeed, it is this battle that led to the capture of Sanaa . There is a documentary interest of al Jazeera ( the road to Sanaa/black box ) . --Panam2014 (talk) 18:16, 5 March 2016 (UTC)

After watching what is your opinion about the subject ? Panam2014 (talk) 21:12, 6 March 2016 (UTC)
 * The documentary has been helpful to write the article Battle of Amran ? Also, have you found other sources of popular resistance ? --Panam2014 (talk) 20:26, 8 March 2016 (UTC)
 * Also, create an article on the battle Amran is very important as it is this battle that led to the Civil War. --Panam2014 (talk) 13:06, 9 March 2016 (UTC)

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Hi There are no battle in Aden. It is an unrejst. I have renamed the article and added that Southern Movement is with AQAP. --Panam2014 (talk) 20:57, 12 March 2016 (UTC)
 * For the article about the popular resistance that you intend to create. So the southern movement is not part of the Popular Resistance as they fight the government? Finally I renamed article . Panam2014 (talk) 00:16, 13 March 2016 (UTC)
 * Could you create the article about popular resistance ? --Panam2014 (talk) 16:50, 20 March 2016 (UTC)
 * Could you create article about popular resistance ? Panam2014 (talk) 20:16, 25 March 2016 (UTC)
 * Could you create article about Houthi resistance ? Regards. --Panam2014 (talk) 12:46, 28 March 2016 (UTC)
 * Hi Have you got a source ? Regards.--Panam2014 (talk) 18:08, 6 April 2016 (UTC)

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Hi I congratulate you for your comeback. Also, have you got source for pro Houthi resistance ? --Panam2014 (talk) 18:13, 21 April 2016 (UTC)

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