Yeah , I don ' t think real estate moguls want to see international unrest and terrorism in areas that could be the home of a new property . Your theory would make much more sense if he was the head of Halliburton . Just looking at the website portfolio that he has , there are a couple properties in the UAE , but that ' s it as far as the Middle East goes . <| sep |> Iso image is corrupted , check md 5 sum <| sep |> It isn ' t your fault man , but that ' s still something that would definitely keep me up at night wishing I could go back in time and wave to the poor kid . But good on you for being Santa either way ! <| sep |> Hello from India ! Here , we have a multiparty system , and the concept of a bipartisan political environment is very interesting . I always thought that it leads to a lot of polarisation , and I think we ' re seeing that now , in the recent election in the US . The government in my country while by NO means perfect is usually formed through a coalition of a couple of parties , which eventually means a certain amount of compromise . Don ' t get me wrong , we have a lot of disagreement in India as well , it ' s just much harder for an extreme party to gain a majority , just because a lot of middling parties will be around to keep it in check .