The Horror of the Maguindanao Massacre

A terrible Maguindanao massacre has been around for four years, or Ampatuan massacre, but the painful memory that it leaves for a ruined family and friend seems to be yesterday. Last November 23, the victim of Ma Jingdano massacre reminds me of this tragic incident again. 32 to 58 people were murdered in the media and even called "the most dangerous day of coverage". It is estimated that at least 59 people were cruelly taken away. Unfortunately so far, finding justice was very late and very ambiguous.

The most devastating election-related violence is the massacre of Maguindanao. We all heard that more than 50 media men were slaughtered in Maguindanao province. Therefore, when this year's election is held, such violence may happen again. Candidates and supporters will make every effort to win elections without doubt. Therefore, once the Barangay election is postponed, this will be a place of breathing for our people to heal the wounds caused by the 2010 national election. This is temporary, but people will not suffer again this year. As the discourse advances, time can heal all wounds. Online dictionaries define it as the ultimate thing to eventually overcome people to happen to them. (Time to heal all wounds, dictionary.nd.)

A terrible Maguindanao massacre has been around for four years, or Ampatuan massacre, but the painful memory that it leaves for a ruined family and friend seems to be yesterday. Last November 23, the victim of Ma Jingdano massacre reminds me of this tragic incident again. 32 to 58 people were murdered in the media and even called "the most dangerous day of coverage". It is estimated that at least 59 people were cruelly taken away. - Spray. "... ... the patriot threw 342 boxes of tea from three vessels in the UK and pretended to be a native American" (Heart 71). The incident was an entertainment that was enjoyed by settlers but angered the UK, later called the Boston Tea Party. This began with the over supply of tea supplied by the East India Company. And no one bought it. As a result, they lowered the price of tea and sent it to the US for purchase by settlers. This is called tea law