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We will continue to make poems out of our lives, until freedom is declaimed above the broken chains of all oppressed peoples.

— Vittorio Arrigoni

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The 'civilized' world's silence is more deafening than the exlopsions covering the city like a shroud of death and terror.

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Justice and human rights cannot be selective.

They will make a desert and call it peace.

Gaza: Stay Human (2010)

I believe there are different types of resistance, there is an armed resistance and there is another resistance: a civil resistance.

In the end, even if history has some bad pupils, it somehow teaches.

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