It is happening in syria since 2011 !!!!
Are you sleeping???
Just open your eyes
I visited the Auschwitz concentration camp and it is an experience I will never, ever forget. The world must never forget the genocide that the Jewish people suffered. Only then can we appreciate how necessarily it is to never allow such a thing to ever happen again. #SOTU
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We must never forget the genocide of the Khwarzim by Gengish Khan’s Mongolian horde. It is relevant to American politics in 2020.
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Yet, look at Netanyahu supposedly representing.
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yes... & now i look & see what is happening to the the palestinian people... a deliberate calculated
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You forgot
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Armenia - Cambodia - Kosovo - Rwanda … Why has the World forgotten the genocide THESE people suffered? Why is only Jewish suffering important?
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Don't hold your breath for an answer.
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But it's already underway in Yemen.
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Let's not talk about the genocide of the natives of North America. Between US/CAN, an estimated 100 million exterminated. Silence. Genocide ongoing in Palestine.... Silence.
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US and Canada should pay the Indians in kind for lands that were taken with out compensation in kind. Moratorium should be put in place preventing appropriating any lands belonging or claimed by native Americans in both countries.
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Who cares!?
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My 88-year-old mother's aunt and her young son were survivors of Auschwitz and stayed with us when they came to America until they got settled. Her son, my mother's cousin 1st Jack, died in NYC just a few years ago. We were raised with the living memory of the experience.
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