DBRP:70 years since the nuking of Marseilles

Yea, the fact that some people in India proposed that there'd be a seperate homeland for Muslims in India is probably why India is so federalized and I've heard that the reason India is an independent democratic Republic as opposed to a Socialist Republic aligned with the FWR is because the Indian National Congress may have envisioned an independent India along with many other Indian Nationalist movements, but as left-leaning as the INC was and is, they didn't want India to be subordinate to the communists in London. So, how bad is a shock for the world is 5/24 in your opinion?

Yea, I've heard that the Arab Socialist Union had something to do with the 1993 WTC bombings and that in addition to this, the ASU has been accused of being involved in many terrorist attacks around the world since Muammar Gadhafi took power in 1982 like the destruction of Japan Air Flight 120 from Tokyo to Manila which killed 194 in 1995, the hostage crisis in Saigon, Vietnam in 1990 which led to 29 deaths, the assassination of Danubian Prime Minister Vaclav Havel in 1994, and the car bombing outside a bar in Madrid in 2002, which resulted in the deaths of 32 people. Also, I think that the USSR's decision not to pursue economic reforms in "A Hohenzollern Germany" was suicidal and led to collapse as China's communist regime has prolonged it's survival via economic reforms as the Federation of Workers Republics has pulled itself out of the stagnation of the 1960s to early 1980s under Oswald Mosley's successor, Premier Michael Foot, who allowed small-scale capitalism during his leadership of the FWR from 1980 to 1985 and his successor, Neil Kinnock, continued economic reforms during his rule from 1985 to 1999.

Yea, Gaddafi is probably about to die soon and considering that he hasn't named a successorr, I think that there would be a power struggle after Gaddafi dies. And in 5/24, who do ypu think were the unluckiest victims of said attack?

Yes, I coulf argue that the singers who died, Christina Aguilera and Usher, were the unluckiest of the fatalities as they were doing their last few songs when the terrorists struck and that Christina Grimmie and Katy Perry are VERY lucky that the bomb struck before their performance and that Pavel Smirnov was able to tackle the gunmen but I think that they would both be traumatized by the experience of coming out unscathed in a catastropic terrorist attack and they admitted in the CNN interview that they heard the screams of the wounded and dying in the concert hall. Also, what do you think of the Federation of Workers' Republics' economic reforms? Is it a way for the FWR to avert economic collapse?

Well, the FWR has been experimenting with Capitalist reforms since the early 1980s and I think that General Secretary David Miliband's actions are merely formalizing the FWR's economic liberalization. Also, how horrible of an experience do you think would 5/24 have been for the survivors in the backstage, who were unscathed by the dirty bomb and the small conventional bombs but probably lost friends and loved ones in the attacks?

I hope that Katy Perry and Christina Grimmie do not take to taking drugs to escape the nightmare of 5/24 as they are both very good singers and I think that Christina Grimmie is a promising young singer with her best years ahead of her.

Yea, but I hope that they are okay psychologically after 5/24 as it would be a shame if they start taking drugs and alcohol to escape the horrors of 5/24. Also, what do you think is the closest the world has come to World War III during the Silent Conflict between the Third International and the Allied Nations? Finally, have you heard of the rumors that Kevin Loibl, the gunman who shot Lorde dead in a concert in Orlando on June 11, had another target in mind before aiming his gun at Lorde, who tried to hug him and was shot dead by him but he was tackled and arrested by police afterwards?