Thank you for expressing your sadness -- I believe most of the world grieves with us today, and we deeply appreciate your concern.

>Yesterday's day it happened in the Capital of the World an event (already known by all) that changed the life of people's thousands at world level.
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>They are so many things that to analyze, but the first thing that comes
>to me mind is:
>What did it happen?
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>Where the systems of security of the United States were?
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>With this I don't want To criticize the North American government on the contrary I am a Venezuelan to which he would like that my country carried out things so good as those that are carried out in the united states.
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>Deeply moved by the fact I wonder:
>Until point the man is able to follow his theories, philosophies or religions that he doesn't care to turn off the light of thousands of INNOCENTS for the simple one made that they are of another race?
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>Dear friends this event should make us meditate that it is the we take inside of each one of us for that somehow or other this is related with us.
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>We should build a world where our children can walk down the street, to play in the park without fear to be kills of the WICKEDNESS. In my particular case my radio will be turned off in honor to all the deceaseds.
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>This fact is not alone of the Americans; it is of all those that we want to live in peace and we reject things flatly as this.
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>Today the world wears mourning, in the corridors of the offices it is not spoken of another thing that it is not what we already know.
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>To all my North American friends my but deep words of condolences.
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>To conclude I want that please they excuse me to have used this way to express my to feel.
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>Andrews Dumith