Short Story: Collateral Damage

"Fate has a plan for all of us ..." I would like to know that the fate of hand plays an important role in leading our lives. We are just soldiers in bigger game. Do we have the power to build our own fate - even if we do not know. Or, the truth is gray somewhere in the middle. I do not know, I will not do that. Just like everyone else - I can only theorize - my concept is based on uncertainty and speculation. What I know - everything I can know - a fact, a clear and undoubable truth like a star ... everything starts from the end: the death of a baby boy.

Like all revolution, this time it was chaotic. Incidental damage can be steep, and any strategy to sustain change is far from being achieved. Since both media devices are infected with disease and are controlled to be exposed to other places, the means of diagnosis is also awkward and discoveries are evident through the unproven channel provided by the internet . Please do not make any mistakes. In addition else can you make it impossible to understand the paranoia and weakness that they cause to women? Rape and harassment should know that their crimes are not secrets, live in fear, others - as all women have to do - lurking in the heart of the neighbor I want to know

As far as I can tell, incidental damage has spread during the first Bush administration. As with Clinton's sexual relationship with him, foreclosure of "incidental damage" of the media as a misleading euphemism alleviates the annoyance of not having to talk about casualties of civilians. Ancillary damage, like many publicity, is a difficult word to destroy the truth through confusion. Literature has recently experienced some of its own incidental damage. Among the more troubling 'list' articles, well-written articles are stuffed up and scammed. The proliferation of lists and their apparent obvious disadvantages (most remarkably lazy writing) produced their own terminology, Listicle. Naturally, it rhymes with testicles, and this list is a euphemism to disguise as a bunch of food items.