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Syrian Uprising: Stop Bloodshed Avoid Civil

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Syrian Uprising: How to Stop the Bloodshed and Avoid Civil War

As the United Nations-brockered ceasefire falters, observers are divided as to how to end the bloodshed. Is Western intervention to topple Bashar al-Assad the answer? Or a... Read more

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Primary Shaping Up, Election Showing Clear Signs.

By Isis Win We are into the fourth year of one of the most difficult times in history of the USA and the American people. The impact of a failing economic system threatened by a... Read more

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