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Last place you folks because the toxic residues of fine dust settled on our roofs in our skin. but my main cause diseases especially among children. where they look and the explosions make a terrible noise that can cause permanent hearing damage is sora see there was a lot of people are dying and the fine dust enters the river by water source or it's contaminated but we have to drink it anyway because there is no alternative mass. but we went on a protest strike for days in the blazing sun. that was left outside but for what it was a waste of time nothing has changed. the day before our meetin...

End of this military strike or i'm sorry this protest strike, whatever it was. gary says we were watching this. we could have rolled the military in. weighs on jeanine pirro show last night. take a listen. >> another piece of this that's not being discussed and the president is a master of deflecting and changing the subject. they could have at least put a team on the ground to help. they must have been screaming for help those people out there. >> of course they were screaming. >> and there was an option. there were options for them to help and interscreen. they could have asked for a machine...

syrian dissidents telling "the new york times" they were electrical workers who refused to end their protest strike against the government. if that is true, along with the manner of killing it strongly suggests either government forces or pro-government militias were responsible. there of course is no such thing as absolute proof of that, or who was responsible for the slaughter of dozens and dozens of children that took place in houla on friday. they both fit a pattern. today, british correspondent alex thompson bravely got in to houla to speak with the survivors of the atrocities. ...

if that is true, along with the manner of killing it strongly suggests either government forces or pro-government militias were responsible. there of course is no such thing as absolute proof of that, or who was responsible for the slaughter of dozens and dozens of children that took place in hula on friday. they both fit a pattern. today, british correspondent alex thompson bravely got in to hula to speak with the survivors of that atraussty. we said this last night, it bears repeating the regime not only denies involvement in the murders, denies any violation of the two month old c...

dissidents saying they we're electrical workers who refused to end their protest strike against the government. if that is true, along with the manner of killing it strongly suggests either government forces or pro-government militias were responsible. there of course is no such thing as absolute proof of that, or who was responsible for the slaughter of dozens and dozens of children that took place in houla on friday. alex thompson bravely got in to h houla. we said this last night, it bears repeating the regime not only denies involvement in the murders, denies any violation of the...