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★ (58401) April 30, 2012 / via pevensied  

Oprah <3

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Come Clean - Oh Nostalgia!

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★ (12498) March 17, 2012 / via androgynousblackgirl  
occupyallstreets: Up To 20 U.S. Troops Responsible For Afghan Massacre An Afghan parliamentary investigation team has implicated up to 20 US troops in the massacre of 16 civilians in Kandahar early on Sunday morning. It contradicts NATO’s account that insists one rogue soldier was behind the slaughter. The team of Afghan lawmakers has spent two days collating reports from witnesses, survivors and inhabitants of the villages where the tragedy took place. “We are convinced that one soldier cannot kill so many people in two villages within one hour at the same time, and the 16 civilians, most of them children and women, have been killed by the two groups,” investigator Hamizai Lali told Afghan News. Lali also said their investigations led to them to believe 15 to 20 US soldiers had been involved in the killings. The head of the Afghan parliamentary investigation, Sayed Ishaq Gillani, told the BBC that witnesses report seeing helicopters dropping chaff during the attack, a measure used to hide targets from ground attack. Gillani added that locals suspect the massacre was revenge for attacks carried out last week on US forces that left several injured. Meanwhile the US military has detained one soldier in connection with the massacre and transferred him to Kuwait amid outcry for a public trial in Afghanistan. US authorities are currently conducting an investigation into the motives behind the attack, but maintain that the soldier’s trial must be dealt with by the US legal system. It is believed that the soldier may have had alcohol problems and been suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. Source
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squ1dgy:

farewelltoshayleyglade:

comegetfuckedup:

I don’t understand how people can be so fucking mean and heartless. 

I’m amazed at how cruel people can be.

wow this just made me so sad. its sad how horrible people treat each other.

★ (311422) March 11, 2012 / via yamanbalovechild  
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