Diary from Damascus Chapter 6: My brothers were beaten up in Italy

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“What a night” was the first statement that came into our minds. A tough, violent night. I can’t even remember when I fell asleep. I was counting - not sheep as any normal human being would - I was counting missiles. Every single missile. One day when I’m famous and on TV the introducer will ask me what my least favourite sound is.

With a frown on my forehead my answer will be the sound of the launcher when it launches a missile. A very nasty missile that cleaves the virginity of the air with a loud whistling sound. And the sounds of the explosions, and the collapse of a building, glass smashing and the screams of children and their mothers.

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Christian synes, at »det ville være über fedt, hvis TV2 lod ’news’ hedde ’Nyheder’«. Jörg skriver, at sprog »ikke kan styres«, mens Jens Oluf mener, at mange mennesker og især de unge »dybest set er ligeglade«. Hvad mener du?

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