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Mila Drone - Oskar
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You sent in the troops to topple these dictators leaving our nations bare and our landscapes ransacked. You enter without an exit plan then act with such surprise when the people you have left to die come knocking on your door. With bombs raining constantly the hospitals filled with the corpses of our brothers, sisters, wives, husbands, children, mothers, fathers, lovers and friends. So we ran across this land and through the sea and onto new land where we were rejected and scorned and told that we were never to stay. So we kept on moving through forests and roads and catacombs in buses and trains and lorries and vans. We found our way to your borders and we crawled across these waters and we came up to your door and we said no fucking more. You demolished our home and you left us with nothing. Now will you take responsibility and finally give us something?
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Preview
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