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I believe, let the past be bye gone because today, tomorrow and the future is more important than yesterday, however least we can do is learned from the past mistakes and turn it into a positive learning outcome. We must be focused on what needs to be done next,e.g. putting new infrastures such as every 1000 quality homes must have a, safe roads, school, park, lake, market, dental clinic, family doctor clinic, and the cycling waste management which turn into gas and reusable for effective outcome. The people can not achieve this by their own but the government can if they are to work together as a team, that is to reach common goal and common interst, the purpose of building peace for our people and in return the government themselves will be at peace, but begin with, they need to be honest to themselves, which zero tolerant to corruption!
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