Hiroshima

Afortunadamente siempre habrá alguien que pueda sintetizar y decir "cosas" mucho mejor que uno mismo. Tal es el caso del audio que he subido y que recomiendo escuchar atentamente, una genial editorial del Periodista Víctor Hugo Morales sobre aquél crimen aberrante de lesa humanidad, el genocidio perpetrado por quienes hoy nos quieren dar clases de moral. Aquello ocurrido en Japón debe hacernos reflexionar y mucho especialmente en éste tiempo, tiempo de mentiras "oficiales" y de desinformación deliberada. Los irresponsables de siempre que hoy nos están empujando a una tercera conflagración mundial, son los mismos...de antaño. Cierre del audio con una canción de esas que como siempre, nos une a quienes compartimos muchas cosas allende las fronteras..

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