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despoliation

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See: pillage, rape, spoliation


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Obama's choice of Summers and Geithner signals that the corruption and despoliation will continue--unless the American people force Congress to stop it.
They welcomed the destruction and despoliation, the flood of refugees, the tearing apart of communities because they thrive in circumstances of bitterness, alienation and despair.
The important thing to note on this contentious issue is that what the Madhivanis and the government of Uganda are upto in Northern Uganda is, trying to buy off land from the locals, especially in Amuru District so that the subjugation and despoliation of the population in the region continues.
 
 
 
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