Lessons in Conflict - 7 Dec 08 - Part 3

On the 60th anniversary of the UN universal declaration of human rights Al Jazeera visits Gaza, Iraq and Afghanistan to find out how conflict hinders the education each country's future generations.

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[GoldenTagachi]

how about that europe-russia aswell and north and south america will back the fuck off the middle east?

then they will just kill each other alone and no one will blame the westren countries for killing them

[TheSAZ007]

shame on hanif atmar for not acknowledging NATO's violence and disruption of school children.

[zulfitareen]

@thelastemperor909

solution is not killing them, but educating them.

educate the people against the dangers of religion. all religions.

religion is not only man made, it is the root of all evil in the world.

[zulfitareen]

"religion is the biggest vacuum cleaner

sold to the people,

by the people,

to rip off people".

zulfiqar tareen,

the mortal enemy of moses, jesus, muhammad, and all pagan gods.

[zulfitareen]

we asians are expert in selling vacuum cleaners to the world.

we sold the vacuum cleaners of judaism and chrisianity to the world.

we sold the vacuum cleaner of islam to the world.

we sold the vacuum cleaners of hinduism, sikhism and budhism to the world.

Ever wondered why no prophet, imam, son of god, bhagwan or guru was ever born in englnad, holland, poland, norway, new zealand, australia, or brazil.

we specialize in creating and selling the vacuum cleaners in the name of religion.

[brodeskypk]

Not surrender to terrorism

לא נכנע לטרור

لا تستسلم للإرهاب

[OrphanPaper]

years of ploughing through scripture did produce good fruits ,thanks for the complement

[Crombo]

Wow something's interesting to read. ;)

[thelastemperor909]

i would hate to go to fucking schol over there fucking terorrist just march in and start shooting every one fuc kthat hsit

[OrphanPaper]

seems reasonable,,one would think , civilised people relish the law , so if you can't control your self in every way , are you fit to tell others how to act?