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Tag Archives: politics
the Middle East
The World is watching…
The marches the violence against the Protesters and those called Rebels fighting back … people seem to have had enough of dictatorship
My question is … will those deeply invested in or associated with Syria and the Middle East in general step up and renounce the use of Chemical Weapons lest we call them WMD as well as the National Norm enacted approximately 100 yrs ago.
Remember … there is always strength in numbers
people dying for wanting to be heard, for wanting to be participants in their own futures is not new … mothers with children, older men and women and college students are coming out in droves to let the current dictators know it’s time for a change though the chance of death and or certain injuries are at risk
We see a country in possible transition, definitely a movement against dictatorship in all its forms and bad actors allowing elections though the votes of millions seem to have gone uncounted. The demand to be heard is great but to get the change they need and want means the fear of challenging the authority a huge financial risk … and the possibility of death.
The supreme leader tried to cut off all connections to the outside world, stated the US meddled in the process to divert responsibility and is willing to use extreme force — the Militia should rise up against this kind of behavior… don’t they want personal freedom too … a change from the old ways to a more positive way of life … human rights, a chance for a better economy and a chance to be heard, to participant in the process of life ….
They have a dictator/supreme ruler making threats and a militia shooting/ killing their own for non-violent protest … it is shameful
The journey toward freedom is sometimes paved with danger
Pray for all those involved and hope Americans are safe
Top 3: Secession obsession
Top 3: Rape Culture At Work
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