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The Baccoo Speaks
It seems impossible to curb the spate of road accidents. All of the drivers would think about safety until they get behind the wheel of a vehicle. That is when they throw caution to the wind. It is as if the vehicle takes total control.
This would appear to be the case when a speeding car slams into another and ends up in a trench. Passers-by attempting to effect a rescue would be stunned by the smell of alcohol.
The hospitals are now under severe pressure because of the accidents and the almost frightening use of blood.
In increasing numbers, the police are going to revoke driver’s licences, but they would have no way of reinforcing this decision until a communication strategy is put in place.
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There are going to be three robberies and this is only the start of what is going to happen in the coming weeks. In the east, gunmen are going to pick on some people who seem too poor to care but who, the instigator would say, have worth which they are saving for their children’s future.
With this knowledge, the assault is going to be brutal, because the home owners are going to say one thing and the attackers will hold an opposing view. There will be fatalities.
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Inadvertently some people would panic because of a newspaper headline. Fortunately the panic would not last long.
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