(cache)Michael Weiss on Twitter: "It was a well-cultivated (and mythologized) aura, which the U.S. also played into, treating him as a formidable adversary. He was nicknamed ‘Supermani’ for his ability to fight four or five wars simultaneously. And fight them effectively. So no, he’s not easily replaced.… https://t.co/cGJFzFM4QN"

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1. LoLNothingMatters‏ @DastDn Jan 2
  Replying to @michaeldweiss
  
  I'm trying to think of a decent historical parallel. Markus Wolf is the closest I can, but it's not particularly close.
1. Henry‏ @Fdr1942 Jan 2
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  We didn't knock off KGD leaders during the Cold War...this is an interesting policy brew by Donald (love letters to Kim, assassination of a nuclear power's commander, obsequiousness to Putin) It may also just be bipolar! but certainly interesting
1. Bland Name‏ @cncrcrx Jan 2
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  pic.twitter.com/naCiuLKSNb
1. Rah 願榮光歸香港 كلمتي حرة‏ @habet01 Jan 3
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  #atetheonion
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1. David Butler‏ @DvdButler Jan 2
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  Meh...he'll be replaced. If AlQaeda can sprout new heads like they did with ISIS, Iran can find another Sulemani

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