* Question about Command and Conquer Generals (don't say "oh that game does not matter it sucks." ITS AN AWESOME GAME!): If the GLA are some sort of radical islamist terrorist organization working to drive the Chinese and US out of the middle east and central asia, then why do they seem more like some sort of alliance of Arab nations, or a nation in of itself? I understand that they are well funded and well organized, and I can understand them obtaining things like bombs, machine guns, trucks, and RPG's, but where the hell did they get tanks, SCUD launchers, anthrax, ICBM's, a few planes (when you use the anthrax bomb), and even a truck with a nuke loaded on it (in the first level of the chinese campaign)?. They also occupy cities, are run with immense efficiency in orginazation, and apparently have the man power and resources to invade europe, and europe is helpless to stop them. They must have had a TON of soldiers, and a lot of ships and planes to transport them from the middle east.

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* Question about Command and Conquer Generals (don't say "oh that game does not matter it sucks." ITS AN AWESOME GAME!): If the GLA are some sort of radical islamist terrorist organization working to drive the Chinese and US out of the middle east and central asia, then why do they seem more like some sort of alliance of Arab nations, or a nation in of itself? I understand that they are well funded and well organized, and I can understand them obtaining things like bombs, machine guns, trucks, and RPG's, but where the hell did they get tanks, SCUD launchers, anthrax, ICBM's, a few planes (when you use the anthrax bomb), and even a truck with a nuke loaded on it (in the first level of the chinese campaign)?. They also occupy cities, are run with immense efficiency and organization, and apparently have the man power and resources to invade Europe, and Europe is helpless to stop them. They must have had a TON of soldiers, and a lot of ships and planes to transport them from the middle east.

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** Yuri may have altered the Psychic Dominator network once he found out the future commander and Romanov were on to him, the Alcatraz Dominator being the only one under construction prior to the arrival of the future commander. Placing the Dominator in London or Romania, where it could affect Moscow and the majority of the Allied countries would be a risk worth taking if it placed both factions under Yuri's control, even if the locations would have been much harder to defend than Egypt and Antarctica. In the Allied campaign however, he could at least expect the Soviets to continue occupying the Allies' attention and wouldn't have to fear for his safety if he remained in Moscow, as Romanov would keep him around and safe for as long as it would take the future Allies to convince the world of Yuri's treachery. So Yuri could carry on his original plan.
*** It's implied that he didn't get the specs quite right until he set them off just before the jump back, so he probably had basic structures in various areas testing to see where he'd get the best results. In the original RA2 timeline, the Allies had no idea what was going on because they'd been distracted by the invasion. The Soviets didn't know because they figured it was all part of the plan, and the Premier's shadowy advisor assured them it was all okay. All part of the plan. The Allies specifically targeting Yuri's work would have raised awareness amongst the Soviets and started bringing up uncomfortable questions.

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