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Yusuf, don’t get angry! Let’s think quietly. Think quietly while the death squads continue executions at the Nahrawan ! Think quietly while our effort in succeeding to overthrow the dictator will go in vain! Think quietly … The prime minister interrupts Yusuf. Your longtime enemy, Hamam, has managed to stay long until now just because he is able to think quietly. Alright. I will try to do that. I will think quietly like the bastard. But thinking quietly will make me start from the beginning and I will definitely learn from such lesson. This time no one would expect an intervention from our allies in Washington. Oppositions in the government should initiate the subversion. Michael, did you know that this is the fifth attempts to liberate

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