Coalition of the Confused

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Started 9/2/18 by Di (amina046); 19125 views.

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From: bml00

6/23/20

Part of the business I work for has a deep relationship in India and has been doing business with India for 40 years .

It is a MUST GO to place for kids having left the army and having their sabbatical before university (My Daughter spend a year in NZ in an exchange program with women from the RNZ Army two of whom never went back and now live here)

The youngsters that go to India love it and dont see the abject poverty the older people cant abide the poverty and the overwhelming heaving of the cities which are filthy , 600,000,000 people do not have access to a toilet or a shower FYI

It is a breeding ground for the epidemic

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From: Jenifer (Zarknorph)

6/25/20

It is one place in the world I have zero interest in visiting.

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6/25/20

I could not agree with you more

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From: Jenifer (Zarknorph)

6/29/20

www.abc.net.au

India demands Pakistan hand over militant suspected of masterminding Mumbai attacks

India seeks to have the man accused of masterminding the fatal three-day attacks on hotels, a train stations and a Jewish centre extradited from Pakistan, where he is believed to remain free.

From: bml00

6/29/20

https://m.economictimes.com/news/politics-and-nation/israeli-boy-survivor-of-mumbai-attacks-touched-by-heartwarming-message-from-pm-modi/articleshow/72379252.cms

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From: Jenifer (Zarknorph)

7/3/20

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Father and son allegedly tortured to death by police for breaking curfew by 15 minutes

In India, it's estimated that five people die every day in police custody. But the alleged rape, torture and murder of a father and son detained over a minor infraction could be the moment Indians demand an end to police brutality.