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Welcome to the jungle

Welcome to the jungle
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Welcome to the jungle

Currently, many wear the badge of “lawbreaker” with honor and have no concern of being thought of as dishonorable because of their criminal acts. Couple that with the disastrous policies pushed by leftist lawmakers that remove all fear from being caught as a wrongdoer and you have no reason for secular people to behave in a virtuous manner.

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Flashback #Star50: Unearthing crimes of the past

THEY fled their home country to escape their impoverished lives, hoping for better days ahead after leaving Rakhine.

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Daphne Bramham: Our pandemic plight pales compared to millions of others

Daphne Bramham: Our pandemic plight pales compared to millions of others Daphne Bramham © Provided by Vancouver Sun An abandoned migrant camp used by people-smugglers are seen in a jungle at Bukit Wang Burma in the Malaysian northern state of Perlis, which borders Thailand, on May 26, 2015. Replay Video Skip Ad He was only 17 when he snuck across the border from Cambodia into Thailand, where he’d been told there were plenty of jobs to be had. He didn’t get far before a man with a van offered him a job on a fishing boat, promising $700 a month and shore leave, plus he’d be able to call home.

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