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    Posted June 7, 2012 by
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    So What If Assad Murders More Children, We have Our Own Problems

    By Liberty1955  |  Posted June 7, 2012  |  Watertown, New York
     
    More children are being murdered in Syria as the World stands by and debates the reasons and solutions. The solution is to stop Assad. But there are other considerations.

    While Assad has his daily tea delivered on a silver platter and talks with his beautiful wife about where they should spend the Summer, his soldiers are killing innocent civilians in his country.
    Imagine for a moment the total detachment of this man who meets with the former U.N. Secretary, and then takes a phone call from his military leaders and gives the order to kill more people.
    "Tea? Secretary General?"
    Meanwhile, the World is conflicted about what should be done with this monster. After all, don't we have our own problems?

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