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    Samuel Shie witnesses ongoing fighting, terrorizing, bombing, and killing of his people in their land. While some say it is a fight for freedom or genocide, to Shie it is a never-ending nightmare. His people have called on past kings and foreign powers for help, but the situation has only gotten worse. Shie questions if God has forgotten about their land or if it is the fault of their ancestors. To Shie, the ongoing war is not his fight, but it is his people who suffer as a result.

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    Samuel Shie witnesses ongoing fighting, terrorizing, bombing, and killing of his people in their land. While some say it is a fight for freedom or genocide, to Shie it is a never-ending nightmare. His people have called on past kings and foreign powers for help, but the situation has only gotten worse. Shie questions if God has forgotten about their land or if it is the fault of their ancestors. To Shie, the ongoing war is not his fight, but it is his people who suffer as a result.

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    Samuel Shie witnesses ongoing fighting, terrorizing, bombing, and killing of his people in their land. While some say it is a fight for freedom or genocide, to Shie it is a never-ending nightmare. His people have called on past kings and foreign powers for help, but the situation has only gotten worse. Shie questions if God has forgotten about their land or if it is the fault of their ancestors. To Shie, the ongoing war is not his fight, but it is his people who suffer as a result.

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    Samuel Shie

    i see them fight i see them terrorise my people my people, the owners of this land they called on foreign powers and even on past kings for help but the situation did not change it became worse the fighting still continued the bombing still continued the killing still continued genocide is what they say it is a fight for freedom is what they say it is i say that this is a nightmare. a never-ending nightmare that never ends has God forgotten about our land? was it the fault of our ancestors? questions like these are prevalent among my people in this fight, i do not matter it is their fight, not mine it is their war to fight but in the end, it causes my people to suffer

    *Note: The title is in French, which is one of the official languages used in the United Nations. It is translated as do i matter?.

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