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BBC journalist and Your Middle East contributor Julia Macfarlane has posted a picture on her Facebook page showing the slaughtering of a lion at al-Qarya al-Shama Zoo. Residents of Ghouta, the Damascus suburb widely known for the chemical attacks earlier this summer, appears to have little choice but eat animals from the park. Starvation is spreading across the capital, particularly in rebel-held areas.
"People haven't eaten in days, my family is moving from house to house and have no food or money left," an anonymous source living in Damascus tells Your Middle East over Skype.
Qatar's Sheikh Thani bin Abdullah Foundation for Humanitarian Services (RAF) has launched a large-scale campaign to provide humanitarian aid to Syrian citizens besieged in the Damascus suburbs of Ghouta, Qatar's Al-Arab reported Wednesday (November 6th).
HanzHenry
reply to post by Swills
whoa.. that is a horrid life now for those people.
what next? MY GOD all these poor people are no doubt praying to their God daily. And look at the desperation, think of the people not lucky enough to be present. What are THEY eating.
WIth all the BILLIONS in BILLIONAIRES BANK ACCOUNTS.
How much would a couple C-130s loaded with pallets of MRE's really cost to be air dropped?
How about a dozen planes air dropping pallets all about, at the same time of course. That way the low man on the totem pole has a chance at some food too.?
couldn't cost that much.edit on 1-12-2013 by HanzHenry because: clear
Swills
reply to post by IkNOwSTuff
Interesting take on things. The one fact that can't be ignored is that the residents are actually starving.
PurpleDog UK
HanzHenry
reply to post by Swills
WIth all the BILLIONS in BILLIONAIRES BANK ACCOUNTS.
edit on 1-12-2013 by HanzHenry because: clear
I think humanity requires or in fact desperately needs a CULL of some sort to bring back into focus what is truly important...
Regards
PDUK
everyone with more than a million dollars.. that is a good level. and all their heirs.
To think that if the ultra rich and their underlings could be "reduced" to the lifestyle of a guy with about a million bucks, and EVERYONE else could live that way too?
ffs WHY hasn't it happened already.
Everybody gets a house/farm at roughly the value of a $500k dollar one today. A couple $50,000 cars. (good ones like a Mercedes Suv and a diesel pickup), a NICE garden, nice HUGE garage/barn/workshop, and instead of the same people eating caviar and Kobe beef every night, each family gets it twice/or so a year. Everyone gets a nice 2 week international vacation at a decent Hotel.. ONCE A YEAR.
seriously, why not?
IkNOwSTuff
reply to post by HanzHenry
everyone with more than a million dollars.. that is a good level. and all their heirs.
To think that if the ultra rich and their underlings could be "reduced" to the lifestyle of a guy with about a million bucks, and EVERYONE else could live that way too?
ffs WHY hasn't it happened already.
Everybody gets a house/farm at roughly the value of a $500k dollar one today. A couple $50,000 cars. (good ones like a Mercedes Suv and a diesel pickup), a NICE garden, nice HUGE garage/barn/workshop, and instead of the same people eating caviar and Kobe beef every night, each family gets it twice/or so a year. Everyone gets a nice 2 week international vacation at a decent Hotel.. ONCE A YEAR.
seriously, why not?
We have roughly 6 billion people on this planet, If all of them lived like the average American, European or Aussie wed run out of resources in a year!!!!!
We could all live like that if we cut the population by about 90%.
Unfortunately if it did happen I doubt very much me or you would be part of that lucky 10%