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Drama in Beslan

Just half an hour ago I put on the TV for my daily portion of news. I was confronted with the filming of the liberation of the children and others that have been held hostage at a school in Russia since wednesday. While listening to reporters on the scene you could hear gunfire and explosions. It brought me to tears actually. It's events like this in the world that make me want to crawl under my bed and ignore the evil world around me...

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