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Saturday, September 1, 2012

Thalidomide victims say apology not enough

Thalidomide victims say apology not enough: It took half a century, but the makers of a drug which caused birth defects around the world are saying that they are sorry. Thalidomide was prescribed to pr...

Wendy Wyatt at 11:20 AM

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Wendy Wyatt: United Nations Must Send Criminals that Violate the Rome Statutes with "evidence of crimes" to International Criminal Court immediately for investigation. Murder Torture Rape are among extreme violations that must be addressed immediately! The World is Watching Violations of the Rome Statutes daily, and the World is taking this Seriously! Action is Required Immediately! Maybe United Nations and International Criminal Court were lazy jobs until internet communication opened, whatever the case, this excuse is insufficient. Laws require enforcement! Unnecessary suffering and loss of life is due to lack of administration and lack of law enforcement! Clean house, Change International Management and the World has the right to be involved in this Transition that the World Demands Immediately! The floodgates of communication have opened wide, and will remain open, so a REVISION OF LAW ENFORCEMENT IS IN ORDER!

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Saturday, September 1, 2012

Thalidomide victims say apology not enough

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