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Ansar Allah Political Bureau member Mohammed al-Bukhaiti: "The side that targets civilians is Saudi Arabia and its mercenaries... Did they not bomb funeral halls? ... even the tuberculosis center, they bombed it in Sanaa. And the prisons too -- they even used to bomb their own prisoners." "Are these...

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Those were incredibly stupid questions by the host, and she indeed got roasted.

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The Pedovore class are not only "too big to fail" and "too big to jail" but also "too big to be bad".

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