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Thanks to Feisty for the link.

today we mourned a physical loss but we also need to mourn the spiritual loss that is never ending. We are going through the worst spiritual holocaust the world has ever see.

http://www.wejew.com/media/367/From_the_Ashes/

we need to act. we need to think. we  need to spread the word.

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