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Today, I saw on Reporting Scotland, that an anti-war march happened in Edinburgh, so beautifully timed at around 1pm.
It was made up of kids, all around the ages of 7-12, but the thing I don't understand is, is why were they marching?
It's most likeley they don't have a clue about the facts of the war, and about Iraq.
I have nothing against it, oh no, I just don't understand it. Most likely wanted to take part in it because they got the day off school or something, and that's all it meant to them. A day of school.
Now, I mentioned earlier that the march took place at around 1pm.
This is a significant time, as those who live in Edinburgh will know, as the One O'Clock Gun is sounded at, well, 1 O'Clock every day.
When it went off, all the children fell to the ground, and lay there as if they were dead. Pretending to have been shot.
Seriously, they probably didn't have a clue why, and thought it was fun.
All it meant to them was a day of school.
Nothing more, nothing less.
It was made up of kids, all around the ages of 7-12, but the thing I don't understand is, is why were they marching?
It's most likeley they don't have a clue about the facts of the war, and about Iraq.
I have nothing against it, oh no, I just don't understand it. Most likely wanted to take part in it because they got the day off school or something, and that's all it meant to them. A day of school.
Now, I mentioned earlier that the march took place at around 1pm.
This is a significant time, as those who live in Edinburgh will know, as the One O'Clock Gun is sounded at, well, 1 O'Clock every day.
When it went off, all the children fell to the ground, and lay there as if they were dead. Pretending to have been shot.
Seriously, they probably didn't have a clue why, and thought it was fun.
All it meant to them was a day of school.
Nothing more, nothing less.
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To get out of school....
Today, I saw on Reporting Scotland, that an anti-war march happened in Edinburgh, so beautifully timed at around 1pm.
It was made up of kids, all around the ages of 7-12, but the thing I don't understand is, is why were they marching?
It's most likeley they don't have a clue about the facts of the war, and about Iraq.
I have nothing against it, oh no, I just don't understand it. Most likely wanted to take part in it because they got the day off school or something, and that's all it meant to them. A day of school.
Now, I mentioned earlier that the march took place at around 1pm.
This is a significant time, as those who live in Edinburgh will know, as the One O'Clock Gun is sounded at, well, 1 O'Clock every day.
When it went off, all the children fell to the ground, and lay there as if they were dead. Pretending to have been shot.
Seriously, they probably didn't have a clue why, and thought it was fun.
All it meant to them was a day of school.
Nothing more, nothing less.
It was made up of kids, all around the ages of 7-12, but the thing I don't understand is, is why were they marching?
It's most likeley they don't have a clue about the facts of the war, and about Iraq.
I have nothing against it, oh no, I just don't understand it. Most likely wanted to take part in it because they got the day off school or something, and that's all it meant to them. A day of school.
Now, I mentioned earlier that the march took place at around 1pm.
This is a significant time, as those who live in Edinburgh will know, as the One O'Clock Gun is sounded at, well, 1 O'Clock every day.
When it went off, all the children fell to the ground, and lay there as if they were dead. Pretending to have been shot.
Seriously, they probably didn't have a clue why, and thought it was fun.
All it meant to them was a day of school.
Nothing more, nothing less.
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