“I will show you how an Italian dies!” -Fabrizio Quattrocchi
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Take care in Iraq,” she advised me. “Those crazy Americans.” She flew back to Stockholm and got stabbed to death in a big department store full of “bystanders” who all stood by waiting for the police to arrive to save her.
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Healthcare in Canada...
Take care in Iraq,” she advised me. “Those crazy Americans.” She flew back to Stockholm and got stabbed to death in a big department store full of “bystanders” who all stood by waiting for the police to arrive to save her.
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posted by bryan at 8:02 AM
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As Miss Quindlen described them, "the father, the mother, "the two-year old girl off on an adventure, sitting safe between them, taking flight." Christine Hanson will never be three, and I feel sad about that. But I did not know her, love her, cherish her; I do not feel her loss, her absence in my life. I have no reason to hold hands in a "healing circle" for her. All I can do for Christine Hanson is insist that the terrorist movement which killed her is hunted down and prevented from targeting any more two-year olds. We honour Christine Hanson's memory by righting the great wrong done to her, not by ersatz grief-mongering."
Why can't more people see it that way? There are a lot of stupid people.
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