Posted by: theoptimisticconservative | March 6, 2015
Like it never even happened: Tikrit and the unwriting of modern history
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Burn, baby, burn. Oil field sabotage by ISIS near Tikrit, Mar 2015. (Image via Twitter)
New post up at Liberty Unyielding. Enjoy!
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