The Vunerable Empire
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The Vunerable Empire
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The children protect himself
The accidents do happen
He polices he wants to end her
THE traffickers want to govern
The Americans promise
To end with the countries that shelter
Terrorists
He polices he discovers her pilots suicides
Occident verses East
The shock of the civilizations
The culture of the apocalypse
Enter the Americans the roots
Of the Islamic terrorism
The fear of the world reaction brings the pain
In Brazil the violence didn't begin because her still
He you didn't end we try to get
To smile because a trafficker was arrested, but prisoner because you killed a child.
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