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At some point in our shared global future, these genocidal attacks will be looked upon with disdain, but they will be looked upon, and that is what will be needed now to change the course of history and humanities survival. Keep researching, keep watching and dont become afraid to see with open eyes and clear heart.
Its so sad cas I know we can do better.
Sometimes i know i am no better than these people I would destroy universes to protect that which I love.
Originally posted by Allred5923
reply to post by purplemer
Its so sad cas I know we can do better.
Sometimes i know i am no better than these people I would destroy universes to protect that which I love.
That is an Acceptable "Normal" human species response, but things don't have to escalate to such frivolous and unattractive acts, there are other ways if one stops to think before one reacts on spontineity for better out comes and more "Humane" acts.
Good statement purplemer, well said.
Schools and factories were closed and trees were felled to keep home fires burning after Russia turned off the gas taps to more than a dozen countries. It was a clear demonstration of the dependence of the Continent on Russian gas supplies.
Despite temperatures as low as minus 27C and the threat of heating cuts to millions of households, Moscow said that it had no choice but to cease supplies because Ukraine, the country through which 80 per cent of Russian gas bound for Europe flows, had closed its pipelines. The claim was denied by Kiev
Countries tapped into their reserves and urged the use of alternative fuels but at least 15,000 households in Bulgaria – which gets 92 per cent of its gas via the Ukrainian pipelines – found their heating cut off overnight.
JERUSALEM – A U.N. agency says Israeli troops evacuated Palestinian civilians to a house in Gaza City, then shelled the building 24 hours later.
The U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs says the shelling occurred Monday, two days after Israel began its ground offensive against Hamas militants in Gaza.
Based on eyewitness testimony, the account added details Thursday to an incident previously reported by The Associated Press and an Israeli human rights group.
The U.N. agency says 110 people were in the house and 30 people were killed, far higher figures than in other accounts.
It says the Red Cross was blocked from reaching the area until three days later.
The Israeli military had no comment on the report Friday.
(This version CORRECTS that shelling was on Monday instead of Sunday.)