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25 December 2014
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For these people to blame the Federal Government when they had voted in known cartel members in office for decades, is just a joke. Mi pobre nino! Where was mom and dad to give them direction and advice? Pobre ninos! Who and where are the teachers to give advise and direction to their students? Where were their counselors to advise this group not to poke at a hornet’s nest with sticks? The advisers were in all likelihood, warned to stay away so they did and sent the lambs to slaughter.
This group have been burning buses, cars, buildings and causing destruction in the area for more than a few years.
I would love to see a list of every missing “student” showing how many hours of classes they attend, and for how many years. I would guess a number of them took no current classes and had not for semesters. Pobre ninos!