ANOTHER Christmas approaches with the Baby Jesus buried under the rubble in yet another country. We know how the new Conservative leader can do it, because you can not be a Conservative unless you are bombing and terrorising innocent civilians. But how can a Labour government do it?
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How many more hospitals, refugee camps and schools, are the Israeli occupation force going to be permitted to exterminate? How many more refugees are going to be bombed with the illegal white phosphorous? How many more will be burnt alive? How much longer are MY taxes going to be used to annihilate women, children, old and disabled innocents? Do not forget there will be a day of judgement, and the people who are in doing this will have to answer to God. In Buddhist terms everybody will have to face their Karma, or the consequences of their murderous actions. Nobody can escape their Karma.
I expect Christmas to be cancelled this year. Do not spend a penny on celebrating death. I do not expect to receive an acknowledgement from ANY democratically elected representative, as they are too busy with their faces in the trough to bother about dead babies. SHAME ON YOU.
Margaret Forbes
Blanefield
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