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In March I was in Asmara in Eritrea (between Sudan and Ethiopia and the Red Sea, a place with amazing 30s-40s Italian architecture from when it was an Italian colony under Mussolini. REally worth seeing, but very few visitors.

I heard that place is essentially run by tyrannical nutjobs who broke away from Ethiopia with U.S & Co. help, forcing people into slave labour and permanent conscription and that it's one of the main sources of refugees fleeing around the world, is that true and do you think it's safe for an ordinary person to visit? Because usually if there's very few visitors there must be something wrong with the place..

Entire series were legendary.. then came the Ubisoftian Dragon and set it ablaze...

The mobile and web application is designed for the rapid impact assessment of damaged heritage areas, buildings, or artifacts to preserve crucial information that can be used to repair or reconstruct damaged heritage.

You're saying that heavily damaged heritage sites like Dead Cities or Palmyra can be reconstructed? Whoa!

Have you seen the pyramids in Sudan and how do you think they compare to ones in Egypt? If I recall correctly they were blasted by some Italian at one point in history. How well preserved are they to date? Heard it's far less crowded there and the country in general has not been screwed over by mass tourism yet. Also how does the price compare versus a travel to Egypt?

xD they can't rule out terror attacks in Antarctica (likely by those pedo-necro-homo Adele Penguins). Feels like this has been copy pasted on most advices.