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I moved this discussion from my talk page to the place where the discussion belongs: gidonb ( talk) 20:35, 27 October 2011 (UTC)
will you please stop doing this! It's NOT a matter OF "CONTINENTS" NECESSARILY, BUT REGIONS REGIONS...Lebanon is NOT considered in "Asia", but MIDDLE EAST. You're uptightly hung up on "continents", when where do you see the word "continents" in the heading necessarily? It's general regions, and continents happen to be one of them. But not the only. And "Middle East" happens to be an established and distinct region. So what? The point is this... If you were to ask a Lebanese person what he was, I guarantee you that he would NOT say "I'm Asian". The Middle East is and always has been considered a DISTINCT REGION and separate from what is known as "Asia". Stop doing this. Because you'll only be reverted again and again. It's insane to put Lebanon or Iraq in "Asia". They're not really "Asians" in that sense, and NOBODY EVER CALLS THEM "ASIANS"...and you should know that. They're MIDDLE EASTERNS, and "Middle East" is a recognized and established category. Separate from "Asia", and considered distinct in many ways. That's just a fact, not an opinion. Look that up on Wikipedia if you have to. Also, for example, if you look up "Lebanon" on Wikipedia, you will NOT find it considered as in "Asia", but "Middle East". As something different. The "Middle East" is simply not considered a part of "Asia" per se. In listings, in sources, etc. Not really. Please stop edit warring. The fact is that "Middle East" is MORE PRECISE AND MORE ACCURATE for something like "Lebanon". NOT "Asia". And again, it's not a matter of "continents" necessarily, but simply geographic regions. Regards. Hashem sfarim ( talk) 18:37, 22 October 2011 (UTC)
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Why no mention of how Clinton laughed and quipped, "We Came, We Saw, He Died" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fgcd1ghag5Y 69.172.105.181 ( talk) 06:44, 6 February 2012 (UTC)
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I moved this discussion from my talk page to the place where the discussion belongs: gidonb ( talk) 20:35, 27 October 2011 (UTC)
will you please stop doing this! It's NOT a matter OF "CONTINENTS" NECESSARILY, BUT REGIONS REGIONS...Lebanon is NOT considered in "Asia", but MIDDLE EAST. You're uptightly hung up on "continents", when where do you see the word "continents" in the heading necessarily? It's general regions, and continents happen to be one of them. But not the only. And "Middle East" happens to be an established and distinct region. So what? The point is this... If you were to ask a Lebanese person what he was, I guarantee you that he would NOT say "I'm Asian". The Middle East is and always has been considered a DISTINCT REGION and separate from what is known as "Asia". Stop doing this. Because you'll only be reverted again and again. It's insane to put Lebanon or Iraq in "Asia". They're not really "Asians" in that sense, and NOBODY EVER CALLS THEM "ASIANS"...and you should know that. They're MIDDLE EASTERNS, and "Middle East" is a recognized and established category. Separate from "Asia", and considered distinct in many ways. That's just a fact, not an opinion. Look that up on Wikipedia if you have to. Also, for example, if you look up "Lebanon" on Wikipedia, you will NOT find it considered as in "Asia", but "Middle East". As something different. The "Middle East" is simply not considered a part of "Asia" per se. In listings, in sources, etc. Not really. Please stop edit warring. The fact is that "Middle East" is MORE PRECISE AND MORE ACCURATE for something like "Lebanon". NOT "Asia". And again, it's not a matter of "continents" necessarily, but simply geographic regions. Regards. Hashem sfarim ( talk) 18:37, 22 October 2011 (UTC)
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Why no mention of how Clinton laughed and quipped, "We Came, We Saw, He Died" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fgcd1ghag5Y 69.172.105.181 ( talk) 06:44, 6 February 2012 (UTC)
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" * Tasmania – Aboriginal lawyer and activist Michael Mansell condemns the death of Gaddafi, he said "No foreign leader out of step with the US is safe, especially when oil is involved", and slammed Obama "Instead of welcoming Barak Obama to Australia he should be arrested for crimes against humanity and war crimes, and put on trial in the Hague." [1] " Clarificationgiven ( talk) 05:57, 6 July 2012 (UTC)
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