Piers argues outside bombing can cause anti-regime people to become pro-country, explaining the absence of uprising.
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Piers argues outside bombing can cause anti-regime people to become pro-country, explaining the absence of uprising.
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Talabani says bombing has adverse effects: people know who is bombing schools and hospitals, and people cannot be bombed into loving the attacker.
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"...in Iran may well have rallied behind the regime against the bombing, not because they like the regime, but because they hate the bombing..."
"...uprisings at the moment, along with the obvious issue of this bombing everywhere and so on, and the memory of what happened in January...."
"...Honestly, Mr. Morgan, I don't believe so. I think that the bombing campaigns have had the adverse effect. You can speak to Iranians, we..."
"And that's understandable. I think your Kosovo example was extremely astute. Yeah, it was passed to me by Kosovo. And that's why I thought..."
"And Trump didn't... You think they'd consider this before they started bombing Iran, that Iran would have some leverage in shutting down such a..."
"...a sudden you have the Straits closed down, you have the bombing. And that has certainly disrupted things in a very negative way. And..."
"...the ceasefire will end. So that means he's going to start bombing again. They're going to start... But what do you see happening on..."
"...ceasefire does expire on Wednesday. That doesn't necessarily mean that the bombing will start right away. Because remember, the Americans need to get forces..."
"...a one -way street. When the war starts, we will be bombing empty buildings. We will be blowing up bridges and railroad tracks that..."
"...have to do whatever we tell you, or we will start bombing you again. So this is all very confusing. And so I want..."
"...And that is that the United States carried out the biggest bombing campaign of the war."
"Bombing civilian infrastructure, bridges, all sorts of different power infrastructure and things like that, which is all war crimes. So what really, what in..."
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